Leave family, friends and a comfortable life in California behind and move to Myanmar to facilitate energy access to the local population?

Natasha's access into social entrepreneurship was a research fellowship that brought her into Myanmar - experiencing first hand the missing energy access that roughly 800mn people are exposed to across the globe, Natasha decided to stay in Myanmar and co-founded Mee Panyar. In our conversation, she shares her attitude towards meaningfulness and the value of comfort and we discuss three approaches to a more conscious and sustainable lifestyle that anyone can implement, starting tomorrow.