Growing up, I knew three things for sure. First, I loved sport and performance; second, I loved learning about the body; and third, it always bothered me to see people suffering or unwell. In grade 6, I learned about the human body for the first time and was awestruck by its intelligence and perfection. Blending my natural empathy for people, I combined my passion for performance with studying the human body, eventually undertaking six years of study (Bachelor of Science at UQ and Master of Chiropractic at Macquarie University) to become a chiropractor. After graduating and working in the profession for two years, I began seeing a series of people who were consulting as a last resort. Time after time, I began to witness what many people would call miracles as their bodies started healing and they got their lives back. In short, from that moment, it was no longer a profession to me, but a passion.