Everyone goes through their own personal journey, and I found people of high academic professions

suffer from general prioritization problems.

And most of my friends who went to law school and med school come to some sort of quantum

shift in their life because they were so well trained and because they made such a great

investment into their education, their experience or job. You know, entrepreneurs will have the same

thing. In your newfound perspective, you're a hyper-educated person. You know, very few people on

earth can do what you do and are trained to do what you do.

And it takes a long time and a lot of money to invest to do what you do.

But your priorities changed.

And I was hoping you could share with us that part of your life where you were clearly focused and intentional about being a doctor

and saving lives into understanding a bigger perspective of maybe a different way to change

and save lives in a different way to live your human experience.

Well, great question. Thank you, Dave. So much of, I think, where I'm going now in the human potential longevity space is what I had to unlearn to see who I really am.

The person that had built the doctor that had gone through the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, UCLA, was a version of myself

that was chasing something outside of myself because I didn't feel worthy.

You know, I was a boat refugee from Vietnam for those who don't know.

And growing up, I was constantly being Pete T's for being poor, for being short, for being

Asian.

And so there was...

Two out of three is not bad.

Right?

But my entire life was chasing.

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