Sarah Kanowski

And that organization went on to change the lives of 1.6 million people and still exists today.

doing astounding things around the world, backing these incredible local entrepreneurs.

So we built the nonprofit out and I also built a business out that we ran for 10 years.

We helped teachers transform their schools.

It was a face-to-face education company.

During the COVID pandemic, we actually built a technology idea to survive as a business, which essentially became Netflix for teacher training.

We sold that to a business in Australia called Go One, a technology unicorn from Brisbane.

So at the end of that decade, YGAP was thriving and I had a lightness about me of I can forgive myself now.

We had a level of wealth that came from selling a business that was crazy for me to get my head around because I didn't grow up with that.

My family didn't have that kind of money.

And then I actually was thinking what's next and I went and did an ayahuasca ceremony and

which is a very potent psychedelic plant-based medicine.

And I went into that with the intention of, I'm gonna take this psychedelic and reflect on the last big 20 years and think of what's next for Aaron Tate.

And I had my ass kicked.

And I left that experience, like it's one of those profound experiences of my life.

And I left that thinking, number one, I'm a dad and a husband.

And number two, I wanna be a writer.

So that's what I do now.

I'm a father and a husband and I write.

We have no guns in the house, no GI Joes.