Tunc, and his two daughters volunteer with CISV, a global organization dedicated to educating and inspiring action for a more just and peaceful world. We are active global citizens building intercultural friendship, cooperation and understanding, with chapters in over 60 countries worldwide. Available to kids as young as 10, CISV is non-political and non-denominational, evolving from a firm conviction that lasting peace is possible.

Over the last decade, the FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) movement has reshaped the conversation. And it’s not just about money — though money is the mechanism. At its best, FIRE is about reclaiming time, autonomy, and alignment. It’s about front loading effort and intention so that, sooner than expected, you can step into a life that feels deeply your own.

​I recently had the chance to speak with Jason and Daravy, a couple who retired in their 30s. They didn’t do it through flashy investments or lucky breaks — they did it by making thoughtful trade-offs, living below their means, and steadily building a life that matched their values.

In the latest episode of the Range of Change podcast, my brilliant co-coach Alison and I went from hosts to guests. We stepped behind the mic to share something deeply personal and professionally thrilling: the new and improved group coaching experience we’re launching this July. It’s a curated, hands-on, high-impact container for women ready to design—and commit to—a meaningful change in their lives. I hope you’ll tune in tomorrow to hear all about it!

And here’s the news: We’re inviting a small group of people to join the pilot cohort for free.

That’s right. The full experience, no shortcuts. In return, we ask for your full presence, honest feedback, and commitment to the process. Because we’re building something extraordinary—and we want it to change your life while we refine it.

Get more information here!