"Author Sam Daley-Harris Updates the Book That Helped Save Millions http://09jan24.s4g.biz AI Episode Summary 1. Devin Thorpe, the host of the Superpowers for Good show, introduces his guest, Sam Daley-Harris, an influential figure in social change, the author of Reclaiming Our Democracy, and the founder of RESULTS, an anti-poverty lobby. 2. Sam shares his origin story, beginning with a background in music and two impactful deaths that occurred during his high school and college graduations, leading him to ponder his life's purpose. 3. His journey shifted when he attended a presentation on ending world hunger organized by The Hunger Project, which inspired him to get involved after realizing hunger solutions existed, but people were not acting on them. 4. Sam's advocacy work started with educating high school students about political will and engaging citizenship, subsequently creating RESULTS based on the disconnect he saw between public awareness and political action. 5. RESULTS focuses on child survival issues and has been a significant influence in reducing the global child death rate by 66% over the past 40 years through continuous lobbying and advocacy. 6. A personal story of success is recounted, where Sam received written gratitude from Jim Grant, the then-head of UNICEF, for the advocacy work RESULTS volunteers did to increase the Child Survival Fund. 7. Sam details the reasons for updating his book ""Reclaiming Our Democracy"" in response to the current challenges faced by democracy and the public's eagerness for ideas on making a difference. 8. The puzzle piece on the cover of his book symbolizes that the ""missing piece"" in democracy is the citizens themselves, awakening to their power to make a difference. 9. Sam's superpower, ""being in on the joke,"" refers to his awareness and conviction that individuals do have power and can make a significant impact on state, national, and global issues despite common skepticism. 10. The book Reclaiming Our Democracy provides guidance on transformational advocacy, highlighting the importance of organizational enrollment and community building, skill development, and enabling individuals to experience breakthroughs in advocacy. http://superpowers4good.com "

Join Coach Greg this week as he talks with Nicole Evans about rising up through childhood adversity and how it can shape you positively with attitude and resilience to your personal greatness

We all struggle in today's world to keep up, be successful, compare ourselves to social media people, you get the point. This can lead to feelings of inadequacy and not feeling like we are enough. Maybe you have some of these feelings from your past, a relationship that was wrong for you, or even your upbringing. Join Coach Greg as he helps you stand up tall and proud just as you are today! Because you are absolutely amazing as you are and you are truly enough...and more.

"Alphonso Mayo Founded Mentoring Mentors to Help Youth Achieve Success, Realizing That Youth Becoming Leaders Leads to the Best Outcomes http://04jan24/s4g.biz AI Episode Summary 1. Alphonso Mayo, also known as ""Mayo,"" is the CEO and founder of Mentoring Mentors, a nonprofit in Maryland that focuses on inspiring young people to become the best versions of themselves. 2. Mentoring Mentors initially served high school athletes but later shifted to a near-to-peer mentorship model where young people are trained to mentor even younger individuals. 3. The organization's current mission is to develop the next generation of community leaders with a focus on exposure, personal/social/emotional development, and leadership development. 4. Mayo's own challenging upbringing in Baltimore, characterized by poverty, a lack of exposure, and familial struggles, deeply influences the work he does with youth today. 5. After overcoming his own obstacles, including learning to read while mentoring first and second-graders, Mayo became the first in his family to attend college, showing the power of mentorship and perseverance. 6. Mayo believes in creating a family-like atmosphere for young people, offering consistent and lifetime mentorship to help them navigate life's challenges and inspire them to achieve more. 7. As a former athlete, Mayo discovered his speaking abilities unexpectedly during a football game, realizing he could influence and inspire his teammates effectively. 8. Mayo advises that to use our voices effectively and reach our potential, we should write our plans down, not be afraid to fail, eliminate distractions, and be okay with incremental improvements (the 1 percent rule). 9. To support Mentoring Mentors, Mayo invites viewers to visit the website at www.mentoring-mentors.org to donate and become monthly supporters. 10. Mayo can be reached on social media platforms by typing in his name. His personal Instagram handle is @20mayo_mayo, and he invites people to directly email him at AlphonsoMayo@mentoring-mentors.org for strategic support and collaboration. http://superpowers4good.com"

"PiZetta Media CEO Michael VanZetta Reaches Tens of Thousands Targeting Active Members of the Military, Veterans and First Responders http://02jan24.s4g.biz AI Episode Summary 1. Devin Thorpe, the host of the ""Superpowers for Good"" show, introduces his guest, Michael VanZetta of PiZetta Media, who has a background in TV broadcasting and focuses on people and their stories, particularly in relation to social impact and mental health. 2. Michael shares that after working in local TV and seeing the focus on negative events rather than people, he started his own platform to tell stories of non-profits and individuals, especially those on mental health journeys, as he personally lives with bipolar disorder. 3. They discuss the importance of focusing on people rather than events in news stories, as personal stories can provide ongoing interest and emotional impact compared to transient news events. 4. Both hosts have had General Gregg Martin on their shows, a person with a bipolar disorder diagnosis who has transitioned from a military career to helping others, demonstrating how personal challenges can resonate and connect with others going through similar experiences. 5. Michael mentions interviewing various guests, including famous personalities like Montel Williams and individuals from smaller non-profits, emphasizing that talking to people involved in meaningful causes is what he enjoys most. 6. Michael has been running his show for about a year, with over 250 episodes produced, and he highlights his focus on military and veteran stories, expressing empathy for the challenges they face transitioning to civilian life. 7. Asked about his superpower, Michael identifies with having a lot of empathy, which he feels is key to understanding and listening to others, both in his professional work and personal life. 8. Michael advocates for building trust as a means to foster empathy, emphasizing that by trusting in people's inherent goodness, one can be more open to listen to and understand others. 9. To connect with Michael and his show, he directs viewers to his YouTube channel at PiZetta Media, with over 43,000 subscribers, to his LinkedIn profile (Michael Vanzetta and PiZetta Media), Facebook at PiZetta Media, and his website at PizettaMedia.com, even offering his phone number for direct contact. 10. Devin concludes by commending Michael's work on mental health and social impact, wishing him continued success in his endeavors to make a positive difference in the world. http://superpowers4good.com"

"LendForGood’s Cameron Neil Explains the Power of All-of-Us Being the Largest Untapped Impact Investment Fund on Earth http://28dec23.s4g.biz AI Episode Summary 1. Cameron Neil is the CEO and founder of LendForGood, an Australian crowdfunding portal that specializes in debt deals for mission-driven companies. 2. LendForGood is designed to democratize impact investment, making it accessible to ordinary people, not just high-net-worth individuals or sophisticated investors. 3. The platform provides a way for individuals and organizations to collaborate and support impact enterprise founders who are creating positive change in their communities but struggle to access capital from mainstream markets. 4. LendForGood utilizes debt as a simple and flexible financial tool, providing a more inclusive option for funding impact businesses, including those that may not be structured to offer equity. 5. Debt deals offer clarity and certainty with defined repayment terms, appealing to both borrowers and lenders and providing an alternative to equity investment. 6. Cameron highlights the importance of community involvement in crowdfunding and the potential to build local community wealth by allowing individuals to invest in local initiatives they care about. 7. Crowdfunding platforms like LendForGood enable people to make investment decisions based on personal values and connection to causes, considering the emotional and impact-oriented aspects of investing. 8. Cameron identifies his superpower as being a builder and creator, having a track record of constructing intangible organizations and systems that mobilize people toward social change. 9. He recounts his work in building the Fair Trade movement in Australia and New Zealand and how it shifted mindsets about what business can achieve, influencing consumer expectations, business practices, and even legislation. 10. To those looking to initiate change or build something new, Cameron advises building a support network of individuals with diverse skill sets and adopting a lean startup methodology—starting small, learning quickly, and gaining momentum. To learn more about LendForGood or connect with Cameron, individuals can visit LendForGood.com, which accepts global participants or connect with Cameron on LinkedIn. http://superpowers4good.com"

"Archimage President and Founder Used Design Skills to Build Educational Video Games http://26dec23.s4g.biz AI Episode Summary 1. Richard Buday is the founder and president of Arc Image, an architectural firm that has ventured into video gaming. 2. Richard's firm was an early adopter of computers in architecture, which caught the attention of companies like Autodesk. This led to their involvement in animation software and, subsequently, video gaming. 3. Arc Image developed ""serious video games"" with Baylor College of Medicine to promote healthy behaviors, including a game designed to assist single-parent moms with children's eating and exercise habits. 4. Richard reflects on architecture's role in society and advocates for incorporating narrative transportation theory into building design, making architecture more meaningful and communicative. 5. Discussing the dangers of aging condo buildings, specifically high-rises, Richard points to the collapse of a tower in Florida as a symptom of homeowner association boards failing to address necessary repairs and maintenance due to psychological and social dynamics. 6. Richard writes about various topics, including the challenges of maintaining aging condominiums and their reliance on homeowner boards for critical decision-making and funding. 7. He sees his superpower as the ability to apply inductive reasoning: taking a solution and finding problems it can solve. This has allowed him to explore new directions in technology and architecture. 8. Richard advises others to learn inductive reasoning skills and understand narrative transportation theory, which can powerfully influence behaviors for good or ill. 9. To read Richard's writings on architecture and his views on persuasive design, he directs readers to Common Edge.org, where most of his articles are published. 10. Richard Buday can be reached for further discussion and inquiries about his work through his email at arbor_day@archimage.com and his website archimage.com. He is open to engaging with interested individuals on relevant topics. http://superpowers4good.com"

"How Will Wiseman and Climatize are Democratizing Impact Investments with as Little as $5 http://s4g.biz/16may24 1. Will Wiseman is the CEO of Climatize, involved in Crowdfunding for climate solutions. 2. Will was inspired to start Climatize after witnessing the 2019 climate strikes in Barcelona and realizing traditional activism was insufficient. 3. Climatize is an SEC-registered funding portal enabling anyone to invest in renewable energy projects with as little as $5. 4. Since launching in May 2023, Climatize has catalyzed nearly $3.5 million in investments into 11 projects across seven states. 5. These projects are projected to avoid emissions equivalent to 65 million vehicle miles. 6. Crowdfunding allows investors to see the tangible impact of their money, different from traditional ESG investments. 7. Climatize has a strong trust factor with investors, resulting in an average check size of $6,000, compared to the industry average of $2,000. 8. Projects on Climatize are often funded quickly, some in as little as two hours. 9. Will attributes his success to aligning his skills with his passions and his ability to self-teach. 10. To encourage investment, new users can receive a $10 credit on Climatize, enabling them to start investing right away. http://superpowers4good.com "

"Aunnie Patton Powers Explains How Good Due Diligence and Portfolio Construction Can Help Investors Earn Solid Returns From Slower-Growth Social Enterprises http://21dec23.s4g.biz AI Episode Summary The podcast features Aunnie Patton Power, an author, Oxford professor, and expert on impact investing. Aunnie's book, Adventure Finance, focuses on creating funding journeys that blend profit and purpose, exploring alternative funding options beyond traditional avenues. The book addresses founders and funders interested in mission-driven funding and offers various options for them. Aunnie highlights the importance of understanding oneself and the organization when embarking on a funding journey. One key message from the book is that there are funding options beyond traditional routes, allowing organizations to align with their values and mission without compromising. The conversation shifts to impact investing and the need for investors to create toolkits, including various funding options tailored to specific challenges like supporting female entrepreneurs. Aunnie emphasizes the importance of impact-linked incentives in funds, urging investors to design strategies that align with their mission and goals. The discussion delves into due diligence and portfolio construction, stressing the need for thoughtful scrutiny and diversification to achieve better-than-venture returns with lower risk. Aunnie shares insights into her superpowers, including her ability to convene and facilitate discussions, as well as her fearlessness in pursuing innovative and radical ideas in the field of impact investing. Aunnie discusses a recent accomplishment, challenging the impact investing industry to adopt impact-linked compensation, and shares ongoing research on the subject, aiming to change the conversation and make impact-linked compensation more prevalent in the field. http://superpowers4good.com"

"Folla Capital CEO John Panaccione Says Debt Financing Is a Great Tool for Small Issuers http://19dec23.s4g.biz AI Episode Summary 1. Devin Thorpe hosts the Superpowers for Good Show and introduces John Panaccione, CEO and founder of Folla Capital, emphasizing John's dedication to supporting the veteran community. 2. John's firm, Folla Capital, is an SEC-registered broker-dealer investment banking firm that helps small businesses and entrepreneurs develop capital strategies and facilitates capital raising, particularly focusing on minorities, women, and veterans. 3. John expresses his dislike for the term ""crowdfunding,"" preferring to describe the capital raising process as using internet technology to leverage various SEC exemptions to fund businesses. 4. Folla Capital has successfully completed several capital raises using different SEC regulations, including Regulation D for accredited investors and Regulation CF (crowdfunding) for general public investment. 5. John highlights an innovative debt offering through Folla Capital that enables Rally Point Grill, owned by prior-service Marines, to raise capital as if they are the bank for their franchises, allowing both investors and franchisees to benefit from the capital raised. 6. Devin discusses the importance of investment crowdfunding in filling funding gaps that banks can't, highlighting the diversity of crowdfunding's role in different stages of companies' growth. 7. John believes in the value of debt offerings as opposed to equity for small businesses, as it allows investors to potentially see returns without waiting for a company sale. 8. An example of a complex convertible bond offering is mentioned, starting at $10 million for funding a manufacturing facility in western Virginia, with an intention to roll into a $40 million Regulation A offering down the line. 9. John credits his military background with the paratroopers as a source of his 'superpower,' which he sees as the never-quit attitude and a strong focus on teamwork honed by his experiences that lead towards finding solutions during tough times. 10. John emphasizes the significance of building a strong team of advisors and mentors, especially in entrepreneurship, to foster resilience and suggests that those new to business should not go it alone and instead learn from experienced individuals. http://superpowers4good.com"

Forgiveness and Gratitude are two powerhouse virtues that can change your life. This week join Coach Greg as he helps you understand and implement the power of Forgiveness into your life. It is a life changer so don't miss it.

"AFP’s Peacemaker of the Year, NAFCM’s DG Mawn, Recognizes the Divisive Tensions in the Country and Sees a Path to Greater Harmony http://12dec23.s4g.biz AI Episode Summary Devin Thorpe introduces DG Mawn as a great peacemaker and the US peacemaker of the year. MAFCM (National Association of Mediation) was founded almost 30 years ago by community mediators inspired by the 1964 Civil Rights Act. The organization focuses on creating opportunities for peace, justice, and engagement in communities. MAFCM formed associations throughout the country to amplify voices and aggregate wisdom. The organization has nine hallmarks, including anchoring in the community, relating with alternative systems for justice, and working to make systems responsive to the community. The current challenging time in the United States is characterized by deep divisions, but the country has always had significant tensions. The key to bridging these divisions is recognizing shared values, such as the desire to be heard, to be safe, and to be connected. DG Mawn's superpower is helping people remember who they are, who they want to be, and that they can be who they want to be. The superpower is cultivated by being still, listening, and journaling to reflect on thoughts and learnings. To connect with DG Mawn and learn more about MAFCM, visit the organization's website and consider joining as a member or supporter. http://superpowers4good.com"

"Jobs for America’s Graduates CEO Janelle Duray Explains How JAG Helps Youth Finish School and Find High-Potential Jobs http://16nov23.s4g.biz AI Episode Summary JAG stands for Jobs for America's Graduates, a national program that supports young people in graduating high school and launching successful careers. JAG's mission is to empower young people with the skills and support to succeed in education, employment, and life. The program was created to reach young people facing challenges that hindered their success in high school and to connect them with opportunities in their communities. JAG focuses on trauma-informed care, project-based learning, and employer engagement to support students in their education and career development. Janelle Duray has been with JAG for 13 years and recently became the CEO, bringing her experience in the public and nonprofit sectors to the organization. JAG works closely with Fortune 500 executives, governors, and employers to provide opportunities for students and build diverse talent pipelines. Lifelong learning and adaptability are crucial in preparing young people for a future influenced by AI and technological advancements. Janelle's superpower is not shying away from large challenges and being driven to be part of the solution. She emphasizes the importance of balance and enjoying the present while working towards future goals. JAG has focused on positioning students as the flagship of the organization, investing in their leadership skills, and giving them a platform to advocate for themselves and their future. To learn more about JAG, donate, or get involved, visit their website at jag.org or follow their social media channels @JAGNational. http://superpowers4good.com"

Are you ready to unlock your inner power and become the Modern Woman you were always meant to be? Join us as Coach Greg gets deep into discussion with the highly sought after, Evolutionary Strategist, Master Success Coach and Bad A$$ best selling Author Trez Ibrahim, as she teaches you how to tap into your unique strengths, harness your feminine energy, and cultivate a fulfilling life on your own terms. You will be inspired and motivated and will want to share with your friends. Don't miss this life changing Powerhouse episode.

"Chris Miller Shares Insights on How Diversified Community Investment Funds Empower Local Economic Growth and Resilience http://s4g.biz/14may24 AI Episode Summary 1. The episode features Devin Thorpe hosting Chris Miller from the National Coalition for Community Capital, focusing on diversified community investment funds, a key tool for community builders. 2. Chris Miller describes his dual role working for a leading observatory telescope manufacturer and dedicating half his week to advancing community capital with NC3, a movement borne from economic development challenges in Michigan during the Great Recession. 3. Miller discusses the initial logical and philosophical discussions around investment crowdfunding at NC3's inception, highlighting its importance in enabling non-accredited investors to invest locally and contribute to community well-being. 4. The episode explores the limitations of charitable loan funds in community investment, pointing out their restrictions on investment returns and their charitable purpose constraints, which make them unsuitable for broader community wealth-building efforts. 5. Diversified community investment funds are introduced as a solution that allows for pooled resources to be reinvested locally, with a primary focus on real estate investments and the flexibility to support various local businesses and projects. 6. The structure and legal underpinnings of creating such funds are elaborated, with an emphasis on staying compliant with the Investment Company Act of 1940 by primarily investing in real estate while also supporting other community ventures. 7. Chris Miller shares examples of piloted funds in Detroit and Cincinnati, aiming to rejuvenate neighborhoods through coordinated efforts involving local nonprofits, faith-based institutions, and innovative building projects to stimulate economic and community development. 8. The conversation addresses the process of raising capital under regulation crowdfunding for these funds, detailing the strategic use of exemptions under the Investment Company Act that allow for raising money from non-accredited investors. 9. Upcoming engagements and opportunities to learn more about diversified community investment funds are mentioned, including Chris Miller's speaking event at SuperCrowdChicago and other informational resources available through NC3. 10. The episode wraps up with a discussion on the potential impact of these investment funds on community revitalization, wealth building, and the importance of capital recirculation within local economies for sustainable development. http://superpowers4good.com "

"Samantha Miller and Kate Voyten Discuss the Pivotal Role of Cadence OTC In Democratizing Access to Contraceptives Via Over-The-Counter Solutions http://s4g.biz/09may24 AI Episode Summary 1. Introduction to Cadence OTC: The episode begins with Devin introducing Samantha Miller and Kate Voyton from Cadence OTC, a company working to make birth control accessible over-the-counter (OTC) and promoting their crowdfunding campaign. 2. Mission of Cadence OTC: Samantha explains that Cadence OTC, based in Oakland, California, aims to increase access to safe, effective, and affordable contraceptives via over-the-counter availability, addressing a significant market need. 3. Significance of OTC Birth Control: Kate details the process and challenges of moving birth control pills from prescription-only to OTC, emphasizing the huge shift this represents in accessibility and convenience for consumers. 4. FDA Collaboration and Consumer Studies: Samantha describes the extensive process of working with the FDA for over six years, including consumer studies and dealing with regulatory details to ensure consumers understand the product’s safe usage. 5. Market Size and Opportunity: Kate highlights the size of the women's health and reproductive health market, estimating it at around $21 billion, and the continuous need and commercial opportunity for accessible contraception to address unintended pregnancies. 6. Impact on Unintended Pregnancies and Abortions: The conversation shifts to how accessible birth control could reduce unintended pregnancies and abortions, with a focus on giving women and families more control. 7. Discussion on Teenagers and Access: Addressing concerns about teenagers having more access to contraceptives, Samantha emphasizes data showing that contraceptive access doesn't increase sexual activity but can help prevent unintended teen pregnancies. 8. Crowdfunding to Improve Access: Kate discusses the crowdfunding campaign aimed at supporting the mission of making emergency contraceptive pills more accessible in convenience stores, potentially serving as a bridge to making the birth control pill available OTC. 9. Superpowers for Good: Devin asks Samantha and Kate about their ""superpowers"" or unique abilities that have helped them in their mission, touching on perseverance, optimism, and pragmatic problem-solving. 10. Community Influence and Future Steps: The episode ends with a story illustrating community support and the importance of making contraceptives more accessible. Samantha invites listeners to learn more through Cadence OTC's website and their Wefunder campaign, expressing hope for continued success in their mission. http://superpowers4good.com "

"Filmmaker Sara Schley Shares Her Journey and the Mission Behind Her Film 'Brainstorm,' Aiming to Transform Perceptions of Bipolar Disorder http://s4g.biz/07may24 1. Introduction of Sara Schley: The show features Sara Schley, an author and filmmaker with a focus on helping others understand bipolar disorder, aiming to correct misconceptions. 2. Sara's Upcoming Film: Sara discusses her documentary Brainstorm the Film, inspired by her life story with bipolar disorder. The film highlights the journeys and challenges toward diagnosis and acknowledgment of the condition. 3. Distinguished Guests in ""Brainstorm"": General Gregg Martin and Devika Bhushan, notable figures sharing their experiences with bipolar disorder, are mentioned as significant contributors to the film's narrative. 4. Challenges Before Diagnosis: Sara shares personal hardships faced before proper diagnosis, describing her struggles with cognitive function, depression, and the overwhelming sense of fear. 5. The Road to Proper Diagnosis: After years of misdiagnosis, Sara emphasizes the life-changing impact of receiving the correct diagnosis and appropriate treatment for bipolar disorder, transforming her quality of life. 6. Entrepreneurs and Bipolar Disorder: An interesting link is explored between entrepreneurship and a higher occurrence of bipolar disorder, suggesting a correlation between the condition's characteristics and entrepreneurial traits. 7. Sara's Superpowers: Sara identifies her personal superpowers as emotional fearlessness, discipline, compassion, and gratitude, attributing them to her experiences living with and managing bipolar disorder. 8. The Importance of Compassion: Sara delves into how her bipolar disorder has fostered profound compassion, assisting her in being a neutral and supportive figure in conflict situations and emphasizing non-judgmental attitudes. 9. Accessing Sara's Work and Support: Information on how to find Sara's book ""Brainstorm,"" engage with the upcoming film, and join the community for support and updates is provided, alongside an announcement of a forthcoming podcast. 10. Closing Remarks and Encouragement: The host thanks Sara for her contribution and emphasizes the significance of her work in changing perceptions around bipolar disorder, wishing her continued success in her endeavors. http://superpowers4good.com "

"Kishshana Palmer Says Working to Support Marginalized Communities Allows for Including Everyone http://07dec23.s4g.biz AI Episode Summary Kishshana Palmer is a leader in the world of nonprofit social enterprise and the CEO, founder, and leader of ManageMint. ManageMint is a people-focused, equity-centered change management consulting firm that helps organizations run better, achieve their goals, and take care of their employees. Kishshana emphasizes the importance of celebrating Giving Tuesday by supporting and investing in local nonprofit organizations. She believes in the power of seeing and understanding individuals, which is her superpower. Kishshana coaches organizations to cope with the inherent stress of working on big problems by helping them focus on their purpose and long-term plans. She encourages organizations to include equity and inclusion in their mission and to design for marginalized groups, as this often benefits everyone. Kishshana shares a specific example of using her superpower to turn around a challenging organization by getting to know the team and their needs, redesigning job descriptions, and promoting from within. She advises people to focus on their own wellness and understanding their own strengths and weaknesses before trying to see and understand others. To learn more about Kishshana's work, visit managemint.co or connect with her on social media at @KishshanaPalmer. Kishshana's work makes a difference by helping nonprofits and social enterprises be more effective in their work, ultimately benefiting the people they serve. http://superpowers4good.com"

"Sujay Suresh Kumar Discusses Innovative Lilu Technologies Enhancing Breastfeeding Efficiency and Comfort, Fundamentally Transforming Postpartum Care http://s4g.biz/02may24 1. Devin Thorpe introduces the show and Sujay Kumar, CEO of Lilu, highlighting Kumar's win in the Kinect Capital live pitch with a $500 investment. 2. Kumar expresses gratitude for being on the show and proceeds to discuss the Lilu massage bra, with Devin playing a video from Kumar's YouTube channel showcasing the product's benefits. 3. Various testimonials in the video highlight the bra's effectiveness in preventing clogged ducts, its comfort, and its ability to significantly increase milk output, emphasizing the positive impact on mothers' experiences. 4. Kumar describes Lilu as a women's health company focused on creating tech-enabled products for more comfortable and efficient postpartum care, detailing their key products: the Omni Breast Pump and the Milksense lactation tracking app. 5. He explains the existing problems with breast pumps and introduces Lilu's approach, which incorporates patented breast massage technology for improved efficiency and comfort, aiming to aid mothers in pumping more milk and avoiding complications. 6. The economic implications are discussed, with Kumar mentioning a survey indicating mothers spend over $1,000 to make breastfeeding work, not including additional costs if switching to formula. Lilu's products aim to reduce these expenses and extend breastfeeding duration. 7. The conversation shifts to the introduced Milkense lactation tracking app designed to assist mothers and healthcare providers by providing detailed data on lactation and associated factors, contributing to enhanced care and support. 8. Kumar's co-founder, Adriana Vasquez Ortiz, is introduced as another key figure in Lilu's inception, highlighting their shared commitment to improving women's health through innovation, prompted by their academic collaboration and personal observations on breastfeeding challenges. 9. Devin questions Kumar about the resilience needed for entrepreneurship, eliciting examples of challenges faced, including Kumar's two-year stay in Shenzhen, China, for product development and dealing with FDA shipment issues due to a misunderstanding. 10. Kumar emphasizes resilience and empathy as his superpowers, advising others on the importance of remembering the impact of their work when facing obstacles, also offering information on how to engage with Lilu through their website and social media for those interested in their products and app. http://superpowers4good.com "