Moving to Gatlinburg

My friend is moving to Gatlinburg in a week for her new job. Her work is closer to smoky mountains area and wants to get accommodation close by.
Any leads or suggestions?

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u/Hylky012 — 13 days ago

Job search Advice

I recently moved to Chicago, I am an MBA with a PHARM D. Has 6 years of experience across operations and product management in healthcare/Medtech.
I am looking for roles as operations/ product in healthcare or Medtech.

Any advice for my job search journey?

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u/Hylky012 — 1 month ago

Anyone building in healthcare / medtech / life sciences in the US?

Hey everyone,

Not sure if this is the right place to post this, but I thought I would put it out here.

If anyone here is building something in healthcare, healthtech, life sciences, or medtech in the US, I’d be happy to connect and help in any way I can.

A little about me:
I have around 6 years of experience working across healthcare, medical devices, product management, product strategy, operations, and early-stage product development. I also have a Doctor of Pharmacy background and recently finished my MBA.

I’ve worked on medical device products, user research, product development, clinical research/trial related work, GTM, operations, and cross-functional execution. So I understand both the clinical side and the business/product side, at least enough to be useful in messy early-stage conversations. I’m not coming here with a perfect “I can solve everything” pitch. I just genuinely like this space and want to talk to more people building in it.

If you’re working on something in healthcare, medtech, healthtech, or life sciences, especially in the US, feel free to reach out. Happy to brainstorm, give feedback, help think through product/market/user problems, or just connect.

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u/Hylky012 — 2 months ago

Anyone building in healthcare / medtech / life sciences in the US? I will Not Promote

Hey everyone,

Not sure if this is the right place to post this, but I thought I would put it out here.

If anyone here is building something in healthcare, healthtech, life sciences, or medtech in the US, I’d be happy to connect and help in any way I can.

A little about me:
I have around 6 years of experience working across healthcare, medical devices, product management, product strategy, operations, and early-stage product development. I also have a Doctor of Pharmacy background and recently finished my MBA.

I’ve worked on medical device products, user research, product development, clinical research/trial related work, GTM, operations, and cross-functional execution. So I understand both the clinical side and the business/product side, at least enough to be useful in messy early-stage conversations. I’m not coming here with a perfect “I can solve everything” pitch. I just genuinely like this space and want to talk to more people building in it.

If you’re working on something in healthcare, medtech, healthtech, or life sciences, especially in the US, feel free to reach out. Happy to brainstorm, give feedback, help think through product/market/user problems, or just connect.

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u/Hylky012 — 2 months ago

Anyone building in healthcare / medtech / life sciences in the US? I will Not Promote

Hey everyone,

Not sure if this is the right place to post this, but I thought I would put it out here.

If anyone here is building something in healthcare, healthtech, life sciences, or medtech in the US, I’d be happy to connect and help in any way I can.

A little about me:
I have around 6 years of experience working across healthcare, medical devices, product management, product strategy, operations, and early-stage product development. I also have a Doctor of Pharmacy background and recently finished my MBA.

I’ve worked on medical device products, user research, product development, clinical research/trial related work, GTM, operations, and cross-functional execution. So I understand both the clinical side and the business/product side, at least enough to be useful in messy early-stage conversations. I’m not coming here with a perfect “I can solve everything” pitch. I just genuinely like this space and want to talk to more people building in it.

If you’re working on something in healthcare, medtech, healthtech, or life sciences, especially in the US, feel free to reach out. Happy to brainstorm, give feedback, help think through product/market/user problems, or just connect.

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u/Hylky012 — 3 months ago

Anyone building in healthcare / medtech / life sciences in the US?

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Hey everyone,

Not sure if this is the right place to post this, but I thought I would put it out here.

If anyone here is building something in healthcare, healthtech, life sciences, or medtech in the US, I’d be happy to connect and help in any way I can.

A little about me:

I have around 6 years of experience working across healthcare, medical devices, product management, product strategy, operations, and early-stage product development. I also have a Doctor of Pharmacy background and recently finished my MBA.

I’ve worked on medical device products, user research, product development, clinical research/trial related work, GTM, operations, and cross-functional execution. So I understand both the clinical side and the business/product side, at least enough to be useful in messy early-stage conversations. I’m not coming here with a perfect “I can solve everything” pitch. I just genuinely like this space and want to talk to more people building in it.

If you’re working on something in healthcare, medtech, healthtech, or life sciences, especially in the US, feel free to reach out. Happy to brainstorm, give feedback, help think through product/market/user problems, or just connect.

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u/Hylky012 — 3 months ago

Anyone building in healthcare / medtech / life sciences in the US? I will Not Promote

Hey everyone,

Not sure if this is the right place to post this, but I thought I would put it out here.

If anyone here is building something in healthcare, healthtech, life sciences, or medtech in the US, I’d be happy to connect and help in any way I can.

A little about me:
I have around 6 years of experience working across healthcare, medical devices, product management, product strategy, operations, and early-stage product development. I also have a Doctor of Pharmacy background and recently finished my MBA.

I’ve worked on medical device products, user research, product development, clinical research/trial related work, GTM, operations, and cross-functional execution. So I understand both the clinical side and the business/product side, at least enough to be useful in messy early-stage conversations. I’m not coming here with a perfect “I can solve everything” pitch. I just genuinely like this space and want to talk to more people building in it.

If you’re working on something in healthcare, medtech, healthtech, or life sciences, especially in the US, feel free to reach out. Happy to brainstorm, give feedback, help think through product/market/user problems, or just connect.

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u/Hylky012 — 3 months ago

Anyone building in healthcare / medtech / life sciences in the US? I will Not Promote

Hey everyone,

Not sure if this is the right place to post this, but I thought I would put it out here.

If anyone here is building something in healthcare, healthtech, life sciences, or medtech in the US, I’d be happy to connect and help in any way I can.

A little about me:
I have around 6 years of experience working across healthcare, medical devices, product management, product strategy, operations, and early-stage product development. I also have a Doctor of Pharmacy background and recently finished my MBA.

I’ve worked on medical device products, user research, product development, clinical research/trial related work, GTM, operations, and cross-functional execution. So I understand both the clinical side and the business/product side, at least enough to be useful in messy early-stage conversations. I’m not coming here with a perfect “I can solve everything” pitch. I just genuinely like this space and want to talk to more people building in it.

If you’re working on something in healthcare, medtech, healthtech, or life sciences, especially in the US, feel free to reach out. Happy to brainstorm, give feedback, help think through product/market/user problems, or just connect.

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u/Hylky012 — 3 months ago

Anyone building in healthcare / medtech / life sciences in the US?

Hey everyone,

Not sure if this is the right place to post this, but I thought I would put it out here. If anyone here is building something in healthcare, healthtech, life sciences, or medtech in the US, I’d be happy to connect and help in any way I can.

A little about me:
I have around 6 years of experience working across healthcare, medical devices, product management, product strategy, operations, and early-stage product development. I also have a Doctor of Pharmacy background and recently finished my MBA.

I’ve worked on medical device products, user research, product development, clinical research/trial related work, GTM, operations, and cross-functional execution. So I understand both the clinical side and the business/product side, at least enough to be useful in messy early-stage conversations. I’m not coming here with a perfect “I can solve everything” pitch. I just genuinely like this space and want to talk to more people building in it.

If you’re working on something in healthcare, medtech, healthtech, or life sciences, especially in the US, feel free to reach out. Happy to brainstorm, give feedback, help think through product/market/user problems, or just connect.

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u/Hylky012 — 3 months ago

Anyone building in healthcare, healthtech, life sciences, or medtech?

Hey everyone,

If anyone here is building something in healthcare, healthtech, life sciences, or medtech in the US, I’d be happy to connect and help in any way I can.

A little about me:
I have around 6 years of experience working across healthcare, medical devices, product management, product strategy, operations, and early-stage product development. I also have a Doctor of Pharmacy background and recently finished my MBA. I’ve worked on medical device products, user research, product development, clinical research/trial related work, GTM, operations, and cross-functional execution. So I understand both the clinical side and the business/product side, at least enough to be useful in messy early-stage conversations.

I’m not coming here with a perfect “I can solve everything” pitch. I just genuinely like this space and want to talk to more people building in it.

If you’re working on something in healthcare, medtech, healthtech, or life sciences, especially in the US, feel free to reach out. Happy to brainstorm, give feedback, help think through product/market/user problems, or just connect.

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u/Hylky012 — 3 months ago

Need 2 hours of supervised driving practice before my Utah road test

Hi everyone, my Utah learner permit expires on June 1, and I need about 2-3 hours of supervised driving practice in Salt Lake City / South Jordan / Sandy area before my road test.

I have a valid learner permit. I’m looking for a licensed driver age 21+ who can sit with me while I practice basic road-test skills: turns, lane changes, parking, backing, stop signs, and neighborhood driving.

I can pay hourly plus plus gas. I’m not looking for formal instruction, just calm supervised practice. Please DM me if you can help.

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u/Hylky012 — 3 months ago
▲ 80 r/Silverbugs+2 crossposts

Good asset. Bad entry. Very different outcomes.

There was a moment this year when gold and silver felt unstoppable.

Everyone had a reason.

Inflation. Rate cuts. Geopolitical risk. Central bank buying. Dollar weakness.

And honestly, many of those arguments were not wrong. But the market has a funny way of teaching the same lesson again and again:

The story can be right, and your entry can still be wrong.

Gold futures are up around 3.8% year-to-date.

Silver futures are up around 5% year-to-date.

Not bad.

But if someone bought near the peak of the rally in late January, the picture looks very different.

Gold is down nearly 15% from that point. Silver is down more than 30%. Same asset. Same year.

Completely different experience. That is the part investors often underestimate. You do not just invest in an asset. You invest at a price, at a time, with a certain emotion behind the decision.

And sometimes the biggest risk is not the asset itself. It is buying a good story after everyone else already believed it.

Good asset. Bad entry. Very different outcomes.

Disclaimer: For educational purposes only. Not investment advice.

u/Hylky012 — 3 months ago