I've spent over a decade in academic medical training, receiving mentorship and passing it on to those coming after me. I understand the impact good mentorship can have, and I am here not to give you the answers to your life questions, but to equip you, empower you to identify them for yourself. In your one precious life, what do you want to achieve? What do you want to feel? When you look back on it, what will you be proud of yourself for doing? My skillset lies primarily in asking the right questions. It may seem like the question is about going to college or not, attending this medical school or another one, having kids, quitting your job, traveling for a month, etc. But we start first by going deeper than that, peeling away the layers of external pressures and expectations placed upon you, and envisioning the dream life, the experiences and goals you were put on this earth to realize.