Do you want to speak a little bit to that?

Sure.

Um, you know, it's interesting.

I don't know if you remember this, but our guidance counselor in high school, she was trying to get me to go to Stanford.

Like she was doing everything she could to get me to Stanford.

And, you know, we were both young and we both graduated at 17 and, um, I just was apprehensive.

I didn't know what I wanted to do.

I'm not really sure how to put that, but you can tell us a little bit more about that.

[laughs]

I enjoyed it.

Yeah.

It's, um, it's great.

It's great to be back and be with you, although we haven't quite been super separated while I've been away, but it's been an interesting time.

Um, you know, as you know, and I guess the listeners know, we talked about it on the, on a previous episode that I moved to Mexico three years ago, and it wa- it's been a very challenging time, and I think that the move to Mexico was a catalyst to create space for much needed healing, challenge, um, growth, et cetera.

And, um, more recently, as you remember, I got typhoid in January coupled with a severe back injury.

What were some of the things that you found with this, whether it was India, England, and everything else, whatever you feel comfortable enough to share with listeners, that you were able to observe about yourself and your healing journey and transformation, or maybe some things that worked for you that might be things that other people can consider if they're at, at a similar place?