At the age of 19 a moment of clarity provided me with the courage to enroll in business school. I had seen myself in a boardroom leading what seemed like an important discussion. I thought “how am I going to get from here to there?” At that moment I felt inspired, my imagination was alive and I decided I was going to make it happen. I applied the next day and subsequently completed a Business Management and Marketing program with honors, then started studying for my BC securities stockbroker’s license. This led to employment as Director of Investor Relations at Samoth Capital Corporation where I fortuitously met Peter. Over the next five years I watched and learned how Peter became successful by using his now formalized Lifepilot program.

Have you ever had a burning desire to follow your passions and yet somehow found yourself doing everything else but what you desired? Have you ever abandoned your natural talents because it didn’t seem practical or responsible to indulge yourself in pursuing them?

For twenty years I had a desire to paint, but told myself that I couldn’t make a living as an artist. So, like most other responsible women my age, I went to business school instead, and created my own success. I made everyone proud. Everyone but me. Only I knew that my heart was aching to express itself in the form of art.

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