What is the most rewarding part of being a mom?

Being a mother to my three children has been my greatest journey of growth. After ten years of raising them, I’ve discovered a profound sense of peace I never knew before. Motherhood taught me true patience and gave me the grace to forgive my own mother. My children are my anchors; they have transformed me into a courageous woman who is ready to take on any challenge to build a secure and happy life for them

What is the biggest lesson motherhood has taught you?

The biggest lesson motherhood taught me is that no mother is perfect, yet every mother strives to give her children the absolute best. For a long time, I held onto resentment, feeling my own mother hadn't given me enough attention. Now I realize she was simply doing her best with what she had. This perspective has replaced my resentment with deep empathy, teaching me that love isn't about perfection, but about the devotion to keep trying.

What would you do with $20,000?

I would invest these funds into our 'Step-G' project, which builds a supportive ecosystem for Mongolian families and entrepreneurs in the U.S. My goal is to create a digital bridge that provides essential resources and community safety. By empowering Mongolian-led startups and local businesses, I’m not just growing a company; I’m building a stronger, safer environment for our children to thrive in. This prize would accelerate that mission and help us reach more families in need