"A part of living the dream and loving it starts with how you relate to yourself." — Shenita-Ann Grymes

Most founders walk into a pitch room with their best data and walk out without the deal. Shenita-Ann Grymes knows why — and it has nothing to do with the deck.

As the founder of Precision Wellbeing and a public health practitioner who started in emergency care, Shenita-Ann saw early that the most preventable failures — in healthcare and in business — happen when people skip the internal work and go straight to execution. In this conversation, she and Karl dig into what it actually takes to build a company that doesn't just perform well on paper but holds together when the pressure is real.

Her framework — the DREAM acronym — is deceptively simple. Diligence. Rationale. Enthusiasm. Aptitude. Mental clarity. But the dee ...