06/02/2026
There is a version of success that looks right from the outside, but feels misaligned on the inside.
You can have the title, the career, the respect, the income, and still feel the pull toward something else.
That pull matters.
Sometimes it shows up quietly. As a question. As restlessness. As a feeling that what once fit no longer does.
In my conversation with Dr. Abigail Aiyepola, we talked about becoming, alignment, and what it means to give birth to a new version of your life.
I know what that feels like.
My path has moved from medicine to investing and education, and to deeper questions around purpose and what’s next.
And one thing I know is this:
Something can be good and still no longer be aligned.
A career can be meaningful and still not be the whole story. A title can be respected and still not be your final destination. A version of success can serve you for a season and still not be the version you are meant to carry forever.
Sometimes alignment begins with admitting:
“This may have been right for who I was, but it may not be right for who I’m becoming.”
This conversation with Dr. Abigail is for the woman who is ready to stop performing a version of success that no longer fits and start trusting the woman she is becoming.
