I'll never feel fulfilled in the sense that I'm constantly evolving, changing, and understanding what my genius, purpose, and service is. My GPS recently springs from looking in the corporate setting and seeing how so many are struggling to do work that they don't even care about. We need to get these individuals to a point where they care and are passionate about their work because it's that caring factor that has become really necessary and relevant during these harsh times. In the time of pandemic, we need to look for ways to get more teams to care about what they're doing. Coming from my experience having worked with tons of corporates and seeing their frustration in finding the right motivations to work, my next level breakthrough is to help organizations, corporates, and communities change the way that they approach problem-solving and to find ways for people to see things from a very human-centric lens, but the same time a very experimental lens. I love the definition of design thinking that Tim Brown, the chairman of IDEO, describes as the process of enlightened trial and error - you are enlightened by having deep conversations and connections with the stakeholders that you want to impact.

If there's something new, I'm definitely somebody that will want to tell the world about it because I get excited about these innovations that might provide joy to people. People find their purpose through pain, but I find my purpose through joy and knowing that my purpose can bring happiness to someone else. Simply put, making others happy makes me happy. By working to give joy to others, especially during the pandemic, I find some level of impact not just through the joys that I receive but the joys that I can give others as well. But giving joy to others requires a level of empathy and compassion for the joys or pains they experience, and connecting to those emotions makes my genius, purpose, and service so much more meaningful and impactful.