Before he revolutionized the healthcare space, SonderMind founder Mark Frank took what average people would consider enormous risk.
Mark left the cushy world of investment banking and cut his compensation by 70% in order to launch his first business, Next Oncology.
Even though he knew the risks - that the business could fail and that he could go bankrupt - he didn't think it was that risky. After all, failure could serve as a valuable lesson, and he could ultimately spend time with his family and doing the things he loved.
Fast forward, and Mark has launched three highly-rated businesses in the health space including SonderMind, a mental health provider group offering in-network therapy and psychiatry.
Should entrepreneurs weigh life and money equally in the risk equation when launching a business?
Full interview available on The Healthcare Technology Report's affiliate Great Entrepreneurs.
