In this season finale episode, Mike Tadesse, founder of Hewot, a virtual care platform that provides nutrition therapy, lifestyle coaching, and remote patient monitoring to slow progression and reduce complications of chronic kidney disease, joins The Okay Days to talk about behavioral change.

Mike developed advanced stage kidney disease six years ago. While he was able to delay his progression of kidney disease by a few years, he realized that his success was not affordable to many. This led him to use his management consulting career to develop a start-up that focused on kidney care transformation.

Mike is a forward-thinking entrepreneur and seasoned business development leader. He loves solving complex problems and pursuing ideas that bring value to society. He is currently finishing up his book Press On and recently finished his MBA at the George Washington University.

We talk about Mike's immigrant story, how his entrepreneurial spirit never wavered as his businesses evolved, and why change is so hard.

Follow along at @miketadesse8.