Company Focus - Neil Parikh, an Under 30 alum, is transitioning from a mattress startup to a mental health venture [1] - The new venture leverages AI to address limitations in traditional therapy [1] Business Strategy - The company aims to apply a "frictionless approach" to the mental health sector, similar to its previous success in the mattress industry [1] Industry Implications - The move signifies a potential shift towards technology-driven solutions in mental healthcare [1]

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I'm someone whom people might consider successful. I worked hard. I earned degrees.I got good jobs. I lived a good life. But I lived with a sneaking suspicion. Despite all of that, I lived with a sneaking suspicion that I wasn't quite as competent as other people seemed to think I was.I felt like I was kind of faking it a lot of the time. And I and I used up a lot of energy worrying about when somebody was going to call me on it. at every stage in my adult life, from being an undergraduate who didn't apply ...

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