Renzo opens up about his journey to inner peace

You know, I'm an immigrant. I came here when I was five years old as a political refugee from Peru

And I lived through having my parents tell me, no, no, we already ate, go ahead and eat, knowing they hadn't eaten, but not knowing why

You know, and then from that, I was focused on money. I needed to make money because money is safety

And then when I achieved money, I was like, I'm still upset. I don't know what it is

And I had a really great friend of mine tell me, what are you passionate about

But because I was also a people pleaser that had that issue with my value, am I lovable for me or am I lovable for what I can achieve

I didn't know what to answer because everything I answered was in relation to somebody else

I didn't know what I was passionate about. So I continued. I started traveling. I started interacting

I started creating. And the more that I learn, the more I know I don't know

And I know that sounds a bit cliche, but it is impactfully true. The more you know, the more you know, you don't know, the more there is in the world

If I hadn't have done this, you know, I, I consider you a friend. I wouldn't have this beautiful friendship with you

You know what I mean? I have all of these beautiful communities that make me feel at home all over the world

If I could go to space, I would go to space. So I don't, I don't know yet. I just know that I'm not finished and I'm very happy

and I guess proud of myself for knowing that I know I'm not finished and that there's so much more to go