surely there must be more to life.

And that initially put me on the path where I asked myself very provoking questions like, who am I? Why am I here? What is my purpose? What will my life matter? And it's kind of sent me on a journey.

where I then discovered that I wanted to live a life of service and of making an impact, you know, a positive impact in the world.

And so in my early 20s, I ran my family non-profit organization and we facilitated education and internship, education opportunities for youth in the disadvantaged communities and so forth.

And as part of that, I founded my own nonprofit organization and I was very much in the world of empowerment, lifting up others and so forth.

But anyways, the biggest spiritual awakening that happened that really got me onto this path is that I found myself, I was in my early thirties and I had everything that you would deem, you know, makes a successful person, all the external measures of success that I had just gotten my MBA.

I was working at a top global tech company.

Yes,