In this episode of How We Work, Iso is joined by his good friend Adam Nelson. Adam's diverse journey includes ventures into a liquor brand crafting unique products like gin infused with wild foraged Nori. Today, he's dedicated to developing a Parkinson's drug—a remarkable testament to his creativity and commitment. Together, they explore the profound nuances of confidence, vulnerability, and effective action in today's ever-evolving world.Iso and Adam both stress the idea that confidence is a skill honed through experience, emphasizing the importance of immersing oneself in new environments to grasp the intricacies of terminology and norms. Adam shares his personal journey from the tech industry to biotech, highlighting the value of embracing the learning process. Iso reflects on his past defensiveness and the transformative power of collaborating with experts in diverse fields.The conversation evolves to the topic of vulnerability, acknowledged as a critical factor in nurturing connections and sparking creativity. Iso and Adam delve into the idea that excessive confidence can hinder empathy and productive collaboration. Iso candidly shares his personal evolution from defensiveness to embracing vulnerability, emphasizing that it's perfectly fine not to have all the answers. Adam highlights imposter syndrome as a humbling experience that unveils both strengths and areas for improvement.Iso and Adam address the overwhelming nature of today's complex challenges and issues, advocating for breaking down large goals into manageable steps as a practical approach. They underscore the role of vulnerability and empathy in establishing meaningful connections and addressing pressing global challenges.As they conclude, Iso expresses gratitude for the support and feedback received for the podcast, acknowledging the vulnerability of sharing intimate conversations with the world. Both Iso and Adam jointly emphasize that confidence is nurtured through taking action, emphasizing that everyone possesses the potential to make a positive impact. Join us on "How We Work" for more insightful conversations that celebrate diverse perspectives and honor unique life journeys.Connect with us:Website: howwe.workEmail: iso@howwe.workInstagram: @howwe.work