Yeah, so to start off, I would love to hear more about your journey as you were climbing the corporate ladder and then this huge pivot that you had to now be an entrepreneur.

So actually I've had a couple pivots in my career.

I started my career as an engineer, then I moved into technology consulting at Deloitte.

At 24 I started up my first company.

It was into education and the technical space.

Post that, I found myself getting married and moving to the US, which was a major life pivot, which brought me to this part of the world and having to rethink what do I want to do with my life and career here.

And I sort of found myself getting a lot of advice at the time 'cause I was new here, so everyone I met would always tell me that, "You know what? You're already an engineer.

So how does your approach support professionals in reaching their career goals without actually sacrificing their nervous system in the process?