Is that what you say your why would be as well?
Yeah, totally.
I'm just such a, I believe in finding
and being true to myself and my authentic self
and what makes me happiest and how I shine the brightest.
And when I can tap into my zone of genius,
I know I help other people build theirs
and figure out what theirs is,
or just get them through something
that doesn't feel so great.
And so when I can be part of the solution is where I thrive.
I also own another business in terms of coaching.
And coaching is a totally a different aspect
where you can teach and you can help.
And you can, again, let somebody know you care to help them.
But if they're not willing to make the changes
or do the work, you don't move forward.
But by being a presentation designer,
specializing and geeking out and getting excited
about a tool that other people don't usually like, right?
They look at PowerPoint and it's like, I hate it.
Or like, right, I used to think of it as a dirty word,
to be honest, when I was like in the creative world more so.
But as a tool, it's an amazing thing
that keeps us all together.
So in the end, we all want to be connected.
Humans write are all about stories.
That's what connect us.
That's what tells us our history.
So when I can bring my visual lens, my creative flair,
and help somebody else transcend their story
a little bit more clear, that's exactly what my why is.