The Way Other Kids Played House, She Played Business | Noa Mintz

At twelve, she was running a nanny agency from the middle school bathroom. At fifteen, she'd hired her first CEO. At twenty-six, she's building the first digital infrastructure for post-intensive-care recovery, because modern medicine got so good at saving lives it created a whole new syndrome, and nobody built a system to catch it.

Noa played business the way other kids played house. She never really stopped.

Noa shares how her curiosity about people and problem-solving followed her from childhood into studying cognitive neuroscience at Brown University, working in healthcare technology, and eventually founding a company focused on helping people recover after intensive care.

Plus: her advice for women starting something of their own, why judgment might be the most important skill to develop, how to separate signal from noise, and why your failures may teach you more than your successes.

A conversation about entrepreneurship, identity, healthcare, AI, judgment, and staying true to yourself while building something that matters.

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Connect with Noa:

📷 https://www.instagram.com/noamintzz/

🌐 https://libyhealth.com/

🌐 https://nanniesbynoa.com/

💼 https://www.linkedin.com/in/noamintz

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