Who I am
A fellow human who knows what loss is and how to rebuild. Gritty, messy, but built.
I spent seven years in bed. Thirty-three doctors. A body that stopped working and a medical system that told me I was imagining it. I diagnosed myself. POTS. I rebuilt everything.
I now walk into rooms across 27 countries and see what people are carrying. What they're performing. What they've stopped believing in.
I don't see titles. I see people. I say what I see. Something shifts. That's the work.
The Work
The Room
Two days. Ten people. Vienna. No slides. No agenda that protects anyone. You leave knowing something about yourself you came in avoiding.
Apply for June 6 →The Half-Day
Half a day. 10–12 people. For teams, organisations, and groups that need to stop performing and start existing.
Bring this to your organisation →Who comes to these rooms
Leaders who have forgotten they chose this.
Clinicians who stopped feeling in order to keep going.
Patients who stopped asking to be believed.
Teams where everyone agrees and nobody means it.
Anyone who has been seen as a function for so long they've forgotten they're a person.
Recent writing
Essays, reflections, and long-form writing on illness, voice, presence, and the gap between what we feel and what we say.
All essays → rois.lifeThe books
Seven books.
One argument.
What patients actually experience. What the system believes they experience. And what it takes to close the gap.
All books →The Algorithm Will See You Now
2026
What AI can do in healthcare. What it cannot see. And the patients it will abandon if we don't ask harder questions.
Revolution From My Bed
2024
Ten years. 3,650 days. What patients actually do when medicine doesn't have an answer yet.
What people say
I have never seen a speaker like you before.
My personal highlight was Roi's keynote on why chronically ill people might be our best employees.
Loved your keynote.
If you've been carrying something
that doesn't have a name yet —
that's where this work starts.