Most of us know what it feels like to be frustrated with the U.S. health care system, but much needed change is happening, as the industry is working hard to move away from outdated payment models to a system that pays providers for the quality of health care, not the quantity.

Called accountable care, this new approach prioritizes better patient outcomes and expanded access to care.

Accountable for health is a nonpartisan organization working with policy makers to accelerate this movement.

To learn more, visit accountable for health.org.

Hey everyone, it's David Dachovny.

Do you ever feel like a failure? Trust me, I get it. Hell, I've spent my whole life, almost, feeling

like a failure. It's appropriate though, because on Fail Better, my new podcast with Lemonade Media, exploring the world of failure, how it holds us back, propels us forward, and ultimately shapes our lives is the whole point. Each week I'll chat with artists, athletes, actors, and

experts about how our perceived failures have actually been our biggest

catalysts for growth, revelation, and even healing.

Through these conversations, I hope we can learn how to embrace the opportunity of failure

and fail better together.

Fail better is out on May 7th, wherever you get your podcasts.

If you could distill all of your work and all of your study down, what do we learn

about American Christian tradition in the last hundred years?

They exhaust themselves believing that they have to do it on their own and that God is only obsessed

with winners.

We just love winners. It's like you have to be positive, think

positive, perform a certain emotional mastery. That's as a result of the rise of

psychology in the last hundred years, but we've taken it in a very

American way and made it kind of a way of separating the winners from the losers.

The winners.

Emotionally equinanimous.

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