It’s very unlikely that I will know when I am going to die. So, I would like to share some thoughts here that might be helpful in the event that I die sooner rather than later. Don’t get all weirded out on me, everyone from Plato to Mark Twain agrees which contemplating your death so that you can better live your life. Google it. They say it’s important to dedicate your life to something bigger than yourself. For me this is the Advance Humanity Foundation, which stands for what I believe in and what I want to dedicate my life to: being a good person and doing good work. I believe that achieving inner peace is the only way to achieve world peace and I think both are possible. I would like for my family and friends to help expand this Foundation in any way they see fit, to help our world become a better place. I have had an incredible life, one I have grown to be more and more thankful for every moment that I have lived it, and it would be a great honor to see people continuing this work for the good of everyone. Give whatever you can: time, effort, money, etc. For now I would like to leave the organization in the hands of Jonathan Huffman as Chairman, with a Board consisting of Michael Lee, Shaw Rowe, Chase Vaughan, Elias Hellstrom, Leighanna Hellstrom, Nat Hellstrom, Judy Hellstrom, Jessica Donisi, Taylor McCauley and Angela McCauley. These are the greatest people I have ever met in my life. I would also like for other friends, who feel called to be a part of the organization, to be included as much as possible. I would like those people to be directed by Shaw Rowe.

At this point in my life my future plans also included helping Tunga receive a graduate degree in the United States. I would like for my family and friends to do everything in their power to make that happen. I would like for Jonathan Huffman to come to Mongolia himself to bring her to America. Michael, Elias and Anna can come too.

My legacy right now is not one of physical possessions, but mostly of ideas. I have spent this first part of my life seeking to understand myself and the world around me, to become enlightened and then share myself with the world. I think that was a good decision for me and I thank you all for your love and support while I studied and worked, sometimes quite far from all of you. I hope that you always knew and that I showed you as often as I could, how much I love you all and how much I believe in each of you. If I live to be 100 years old it would be wonderful only because the love and beauty that I have already experienced lasted even that much longer.