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I think about that principle often—but not just at the dinner table. When it comes to making big life changes, I suggest adopting a similar approach: 

Those of us who are here—alive, enduring, striving—have an opportunity to honor such sacrifices by living on purpose. To not waste the chances we've been given. To live boldly, make the hard changes, and pursue the life we truly want.

What inspired me most was how Liz traced her story back to one formative constant: education. 

If you're standing on the edge of a major change — a new venture, a new role, a new version of yourself — know this:Success isn't just about willpower. It's about who and what you have around you.

Buddhism, Stoicism, even the Serenity Prayer all nod to the same idea: our peace begins when we embrace where our control ends.

I want to dive into two key themes that really stood out to me: embracing a novice mindset and building resilience.

Australia has shown, when change is approached with clarity, commitment, and courage, transformation can lead to a stronger future.

Balance isn’t a one-time achievement—it’s a dynamic practice.

This trip is about so much more than just vacation. It’s about restoration, exploration, and embracing change in all its forms.

So what is my why? I became a coach because I want to be the person I needed during my toughest moments.