When I reached my 30th year of a successful professional career in technology, I realized I was feeling stuck. I realized that the hard-driving way of operating was not bringing the same fulfillment and joy as it used to do in my earlier years. My career helped me achieve a great level of success, but I was left feeling disconnected from my deeper values and sense of self. At some point, I was exposed to life coaching when I started managing teams. I remember feeling joy and excitement when working with my team to help them achieve their goals. So I decided to become certified as a life coach to see what was that all about. I was up for a surprise! I wasn’t expecting to become the coachee, I was supposed to become a coach. It all made sense after I started my coaching journey: in order to become a coach I had to be in the client’s shoes to be able to empathize and feel the transformation in my own self. After a few months into the program, I found myself inspired by a different vision for success and growth. What began as an attempt to rediscover myself led to a fundamental shift of mind and the desire to serve others in a radically different way.