Because nobody really thinks about the fact that when you go home and you've changed and you've had all these experiences from even just living in another city or traveling the world, you are a totally different person.

And you go back to a world that was the world that you lived in and everybody's doing often, it seems the exact same thing they were doing. And you suddenly can't relate.

Sometimes people make these snap judgments about who you are based on and maybe the people you run with, the sort of the field that you're in.

Sometimes they're right, a lot of times they're right. Sometimes they're dead wrong and that's exactly what happened with me and today's guest.

In fact, she's been in front of mine for a number of years and when she approached me about being on the podcast, I initially said no.

Truth is, I actually really did not understand what she was all about and that was my bad. And when I said no, instead of saying, okay, that's cool, she pushed back and in a good way.

And she wanted to have the conversation around what she was really about and my misconception.

We get into that in the beginning of the podcast and the concept of how we can really misread what's going on.

Then we dive into her pretty awesome journey and find out how she's been able to travel the world and do some amazing things and build an extraordinary career at the same time.

I'm Jonathan Fields, this is a good life project.

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That takes me straight to the mad.

So, let's talk about this because this is kind of interesting. How and why are here?

So, we've been friends for four years.

Yeah, I think it was the first WDS.

You walked past me and the whole we didn't even acknowledge.

Oh, it's snowing. Big time.

I was like, John.

Actually, because we had a conversation about that later, right?

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