Working in a humanitarian crisis is not easy, but so worth it. I met the brightest lights in humanity and also the darkness in humanity. And found the gold.

Back in October, I remembered that I'm turning 25 in 2016.  I found myself thinking "I haven't accomplished anything! I've tried so hard to make something of my life and what do I have to show for it?" I was sitting in my parent's house, spending hours a day on my laptop.  Sure, I've built out this stunning little corner/empire on Internet and filled it with my love and positivity, but I still felt like it wasn't enough. So I made a decision:

I don't have followers. I only have family. And together, we did it! We actually did it!! I am writing this email from San Francisco where I will be jamming with 1000+ broadcasters at Periscope Summit tonight!

I left Toronto, Canada for NYC on Dec 29 at midnight and since then I traveled 4000 miles from coast-to-coast; took 1 train, 2 buses, 3 flights, 9 cars; slept on 1 couch, 2 air mattresses and 6 beds in 9 homes in 15 days and hosted 5 meditation events & workshops!

I feel like I'm at the center of an avalanche of miracles. I'm standing here with my one little snow shovel and there is NO way I can catch this force of nature. 

And the still, small voice inside me says - You don't have to. You're not supposed to. Let the miracles flow through you.

In 8 hours I am going to be on route to NYC, beginning my 4000 mile journey across America to raise funds for refugees fleeing Syria. Today marks the beginning of the "Soul Fam Caravan."  The kick start to the Soul Fam Fund - a much bigger vision to use my life as a channel for bring more consciousness into the world.