On this episode of the playbook, I have Harpreet Rye, CEO of Ora Health, and we're going to talk about the dashboard for the human body and a great marketing campaign utilizing a wedding.

Join me for all of this and more on the playbook.

This is entrepreneurs, the playbook.

For each week I bring you some of the greatest athletes, celebrities, and entrepreneurs to talk about their

personal and professional playbook to success and what made them champions on the field and in the boardroom. I'm your host David Melzer. I have another

happy Michigan fan that's because they're not playing Ohio State this year that

relieves themselves from the 14th year of losing to them straight but

Harpreet, Rai, he is the CEO of R. I health. Welcome to the playbook. I know you're already

excited to be here. Yeah, Dave, thanks to Plump for having me on.

Love everything that you do and you put out there into the world and frankly, like I was telling you before,

it gives me a lot of inspiration.

So it's pretty cool to be here.

Well, that is always cool for me because I am blessed, you know, the advent of amplification through social media. I am connected to people, you know, I always call it seeds I'm planting under trees trees I'll never sit under and all of a sudden a big oak comes on to my show and I have some small part of a hopefully keeping a mindset and a heart set for more productivity accessibility and gratitude

and what you do. You know I'd love to hear a little bit about your background

on how we came you know to create the our ARRA health care.

Yeah, so actually my background is a little bit longer

and probably non-traditional, but I guess growing up, you you know I grew sort of in suburban New Jersey and you know I look different right like I'm you know my parents of Romania I, you're not your typical Jew from New York.

Is that you know?

No, yeah.

Even stood out in Michigan, too.

Pretty diverse school, but, no, look, for me, like, you know, I look different and I went to a big public high school about 3,000 kids you know now Bridgewater,

in high school in New Jersey and you know I think for me sports was the way to fit it, right, you know, being smart being cool, being good at your great sat. That wasn't cool yet, you know, it's great that that's becoming more the thing now.

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