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May 11, 2024

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From Snow to Water

We bring [people] into our home. We cook them warm meals with vegetables that we've grown on sacred land... And we love them. And we share vulnerably about what we care about together.

- Xue Devand -

From Snow to Water

Ready to meet a compassion and business hero? Xue, an immigrant from Inner Mongolia, made her way to MIT, Wall Street and as a successful entrepreneur until a life altering experience got her to question everything in her life. She co-founded 'The Space Between', an investment fund redirecting hundreds of millions not just to grow wealth, but to ignite change and foster compassion. Its founding principles: holding space, listening and heart. Xue has remarkably transitioned from following traditional career paths to empowering businesses operating on the principles of love and human relationships. { read more }

Be The Change

Consider your feelings and values when making decisions, especially those that may impact others. Instead of focusing solely on self-interest, think about how your choices can serve the wider community. Begin by asking deeper questions about the decisions you are making in your everyday life.


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