
Guest
Lily Vittayarukskul
Founder and CEO · Waterlily
Lily Vittayarukskul founded Waterlily after her own family navigated a devastating long-term care event, building what she describes as the first AI that predicts an individual's future aging trajectory and long-term care needs. She started college at 14, has been recognized by the World Economic Forum, spoken twice at Davos and in China on aging, and was named to Forbes 30 Under 30.
1 episode · Money, Investing & Wealth · Product & Innovation · Data, Research & Measurement
I've found this to be one of humanity's biggest problems that we could try to solve for, so here I am going at it very intentionally and very intensely.
And the rough cost is going to be about $2.5 million by the time you need care when you turn age 83.
Imagine how hard it's to build a company. You're just imagining it, but you haven't built it or you're in the middle building the company. And then imagine it was 10x harder, just imagining that and then it's actually harder than that.

