A man lost his father to cancer during a personal mission. His father's stem-cell treatment failed, and he couldn't process the grief, so he threw himself into work. Now he uses Golden Door to help others, but he's withdrawn from social life unless it's paid work.
I lost my dad. He got cancer halfway through my mission. On your mission? Yeah, I was still on my mission while he was fighting chemo, fighting cancer, and then they were going to like pump them full with more stem cells to like try to get them going again, and the stem cells didn't take. I never came to terms with that. I just was a workhorse and I wanted to go, go, go, which like my Golden Door, that was more of that. Like I put my head down, I didn't want to talk to you about my dad, I didn't want to think about my dad, I just wanted to work and almost avoid things. And I think that's a blessing because now the Golden Door, it's a platform for me to be able to help people, but my priority Like, I don't leave my house anymore unless someone's willing to pay me to leave.
