What is one story or the story behind your why of what you do?
Yeah, that's a great question. So the story for me has always been like, I remember as being a kid
and always wanting to help people, right? That's like why I'm in the business I am in right now.
I just didn't know at the time when I was a kid or when I was a teenager, you know, I just knew
I wanted to help people somehow some way. I didn't know exactly how I was going to do it.
And eventually as I grew older, my teenage years, my adulthood, that's when I went through,
you know, a lot of mental setbacks, dealt with depression, suicide. And when I overcame that,
my why got so much stronger. So I think it's just my own personal, you know, story,
really, right? So it's one thing to say, I want to help people because I see these
different things in the world. That's amazing. But when you kind of find yourself at that rock
bottom, so to speak, and then you kind of find your way out, I think it kind of increases this
fire, this fuel in you more. It makes you want to help people even more. It's what fulfills you even
more when you actually do it. You know, so my story comes from being able to go from depression,
suicide to all of a sudden finding the beauty, right? Finding the purpose. And then when I had
that moment, it was like, I had this light bulb go off. It was like, God, the universe, the higher
self, right? It was communicating with me. It was saying, hey, this is how you're going to help
people. This is what you're meant to do. So let's get to work, right? And that's kind of like a brief
story of why I do what I do. You know, it started from childhood, but then eventually I feel like
I was meant to kind of go through these trials and tribulations. And then from the other side,
it kind of just fueled even more and just put more passion behind service.