That deeper sense of purpose is what keeps you in the game when things are super hard because like entrepreneurial journey is like

Up and down, right? There are times where you love your job. There are times where you hit your job, right?

But if I have that strong mission behind it, like I know that my time is being spent on the right things by helping people with their sleep at scale

It like keeps me going and keeps me motivated. It's so rewarding. It's a cool job.

So imagine arriving in the US at the age of 14 alone

Without your entire family who was on the other side of the world

Working incredibly hard to live up to the expectations to succeed at the highest levels and then doing exactly that

Excelling in school and in a high profile job then realizing this was never truly your path and then making a

Big decision to pretty much blow it all up in the name of blazing your own path and then succeeding on an entirely different level

Well, my guest today Unicam has navigated many ups and downs since arriving in America alone as a 14 year old immigrant

She worked hard to land a job in investment banking in New York making great money having a big name job and

In great apartment all the trappings of success and still there was something missing

She felt increasingly called to do her own thing and to the surprise of many left what seemed to be a dream job to

Found her own business and spend years living and working with five other roommates who were also her workmates in a small

apartment to build their first business

It was an amazing experience

But it also taught her that owning her own business

It just wasn't enough

It had to be in service of something bigger. So when she exited that first company

She immediately set to work building a popular meditation app simple habit that was really about helping people

Find peace, but along the way her own chronic insomnia

It really started to take its toll no amount of ambition could outrun her constant

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