Before immersing myself in the world of Yoga in 2008, I worked in shipping and marketing management in Taipei for many years. As a business management school graduate, I served big-brand customers in Europe like River Island and Kappa, working for a clothing company with strong ties to Hong Kong, China, and Singapore. I experienced the motivations and challenges ambitious individuals often face when striving to "succeed" in life. Despite comfortable living conditions and good bonuses, I sensed a deep longing for meaning and wondered what I could do beyond my office life. I am passionate about what I can do for others and myself, so my comfort zone became uncomfortable. Eventually, these thoughts led me to make a big decision in 2007. I decided to give myself a few years before turning 30 to study and travel. This decision had a huge impact on my life, but then surprisingly, my health declined in the first year after I landed in St. Louis, which led me to try yoga. I always half joking says that yoga helps me stayed in the United States, it is absolutely true, with the health situation I had back in 2007, I don’t think I am be able to paying big medical bill if I didn’t do something for my health. Luckly, I do like yoga, and then meditation and self-realization later naturally merged into my life through my consistent practice and teaching. Besides my teaching, my passion for seeing the world has led me to 14 countries, my experience truly helped shift my perspective and open my mind, eyes and heart. Yoga and meditation helped me build a deeper relationship with myself, and traveling helped me connect with the people, and the world that I live in. Every time I finished my practice or came home from a trip, I felt something shifted within me.