What it’s like to change careers when you’re at the top of your game
When Kim Foster was 17, she decided she was going to become a doctor. It was a feat that no one in her family had accomplished. “I just strapped in and did what I needed to do to execute on that big goal,” she says. Foster worked toward getting into medical school, graduating, and all the subseq
<p>When Kim Foster was 17, she decided she was going to become a doctor.
It was a feat that no one in her family had accomplished. “I just strapped in and did what I needed to do to execute on that big goal,” she says. Foster worked toward getting into medical school, graduating, and all the subseq</p>