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When I was in college, I knew I wanted to work. Not because I was ambitious or was chasing a fancy title or had a 5 yr plan. I wanted to work because I didn’t want to sit at home. It was painfully clear to me that people who stayed at home were not valued—regardless of the tremendous impact they had on their families.

 

Growing up, I wore two hats: the teacher’s pet at school, and the rebel at home. Whenever I was handed a rule book, it became my mission to break every rule inside it. I was always, questioning norms and challenging the status quo. So, it was no surprise that during my 20 years in corporate life, I was often referred to by colleagues as a troublemaker. Apparently whenever, wherever I felt home, my rebel side started showing up lols.

 

Corporate life taught me a lot. It kept me in the 9–5 cycle, paid my bills, and helped me build the lifestyle I thought I wanted. But I knew it wasn’t my passion. It didn’t light me up or rejuvenate me. And that’s where “work-life balance” comes from — We’re always trying to balance something that doesn’t make us feel alive.

 

Everything was business as usual until 2017, when I stumbled upon a video of Sadhguru on YouTube. That moment changed everything. His wisdom, along with yoga and meditation, reconnected me with my emotional self. For the first time in a long while, I felt truly alive. I experienced joy. And once I tasted that joy, I realized just how long it had been missing from my life.

 

As I continued on this journey, I experienced more and more moments of peace, calm, and fulfillment. And in contrast, every person, place, or situation that lacked those elements no longer felt worthwhile. Those small shifts everyday eventually led to one big shift—and here I am today.

 

To rock your boat.

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 Are you ready?    

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