I never saw my mom teaching in a classroom, but I did get to meet many of her former students. She instilled in them the value of continuous education and being a responsible contributor to family and society.

To her, learning is essential to a life well lived.

I did see my dad at work when I was young. I went with him when he offered free community service in remote areas of the Panama rainforest.

He first asked patients about emotions, stress, family, work and other areas of day to day life. Only then he would decide if a prescription was needed.

To him, medicine is primarily a vehicle to maintaining health and preventing disease.

In the following years, I focused on my family and my corporate career, yet, I wasn’t professionally fulfilled. So, in 2017 when a friend asked me to help him expand his wellness business, I jumped at the opportunity.

However, my background is not in medicine, wellness nor health. I have a B.S. and M.S. in Electrical Engineering, and an M.S. in Engineering Management.

For 24 years I was fortunate enough to work and meet amazing people in 50+ countries. That experience taught me to constantly observe and challenge my thoughts because learning (like science) is a process not a destination.

I believe we must constantly unlearn what no longer serves us as humans, relearn what has been actualized, and learn new and challenging concepts.

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