Beats Working: Winning The Game of Work · 2026-04-20 · 40 min
What if the biggest barrier to better health isn’t knowledge, but access? In this episode, Dan T. Rogers sits down with Lina Kim, founder of Floss Boss, to explore what happens when you redesign systems around real human behavior. From a mobile dental clinic that removes friction to a mission-driven model blending for-profit and community care, Lina shares how empathy can drive innovation and why meeting people where they are changes everything. Takeaways: Access, not awareness, is often the biggest barrier to care. Innovation starts by removing friction from real life, not optimizing broken systems. You don’t have to wait to “make it” to start giving back; build it into your model now. Systems, mentorship, and community can create lasting impact beyond individual work. Purpose-driven work sustains energy in ways profit alone cannot.
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