I’ve always felt a deep calling to help others remember who they truly are. I haven’t always believed in myself. At one point, my self-worth was so low that I questioned the purpose of my life. I asked myself, “Who am I and why am I here?” The answer was clear: who I am today is not who I was meant to be.

Many of our beliefs are shaped by others—our parents, teachers, and society—not by our true selves. If you struggle with negative beliefs, ask yourself, “Is this truly my belief, or someone else’s?”

Through my own challenges and growth, I’ve learned that honesty and staying true to yourself is the key to achieving anything. My love for dogs, especially Shiba Inus, has been a guiding light in my life. Raised with dogs and trained by my father, I’ve learned that while dogs are fully at home in their environment, we often feel lost in ours. But we have the power to create the life we want, just as we can create the environment we want to live in.

Dogs are angels who teach us about unconditional love, and they’ve played a pivotal role in my healing and transformation. Through every struggle, I’ve come to understand that we are the creators of our own reality.