Can you first tell us a little bit about yourself, your journey on how you decided to get into this type of career, into this type of way of helping others?

Yeah, yeah.

It's been a bit of a circuitous route.

I actually had a 10-year career as a graphic designer and creative director first, which is what brought me here to the San Francisco Bay Area, where I've lived now for 26 years.

And I enjoyed that work until I got bullied out of that work.

I got bullied out of my high-tech position by two gentlemen that I hired.

And it was a very challenging, devastating, kind of soul-crushing event in my life.

How much power do you have pushing to you?

So I don't know if I think of myself as a head, but more just that light that maybe, because sometimes we all stumble too, right? You know, there's like the universe has a way of, so what was it like growing up for you and kind of, you know, kind of how spiritual were you when you were growing up? What did that feel like? What was that experience like?

Oh, I was very, not that.

So I grew up in Florida in a very small town.

And, you know, we would go to our church every Sunday with our grandparents.

And it was a thing that we did, but it didn't have a lot of depth and breadth to it.

And then after my grandparents passed, we stopped going to church every just because life was full and busy or whatever.

And it was, I guess, in my 20s somewhere, I kind of got fed up with the hypocrisy of what I felt was the hypocrisy of organized religion and knew there was something more and deeper that I was craving, but I couldn't quite put my finger on it.

So I'm curious, what do you feel is coming for you? What are you working on that's coming, this new, that feels different?