Building Your Business with Sara Troy and her guest Eddy Balaya, on air from February 24th
AI a shiny object or a paradigm shift
“The speed at which AI is evolving is truly exponential — far faster than the human mind can comfortably process or adapt to. For many, it feels overwhelming, uncertain, and even intimidating. That is why my mission is to help business owners and executive leaders shift their mindset, so they can approach AI not from fear, but from clarity, curiosity, and strategic intention.
It isn’t about trying to learn everything or chasing every new tool. It’s about understanding where to focus — what truly matters, what will have lasting impact, and how to integrate AI in ways that strengthen human insight, creativity, and leadership.
Through my work, I hope to debunk common myths, reduce unnecessary anxiety, and offer practical tips and simple frameworks that leaders can apply today, tools that help them make informed decisions, stay adaptable, and lead confidently in this rapidly changing landscape.”
I’ve taken more than a few leaps of faith in my life—and I’m grateful for every one of them. Born in India as a French citizen, I grew up in Pondicherry, attending a French school where my accent shaped how I’d speak every language after. In 2006, I moved to France for my studies and began working. My first IT job came right after I admitted I didn’t know how to install antivirus software. From there, I went from sales to leading global network infrastructure for a multinational company, working with telecom giants like NTT, Tata, and Orange.
While friends were settling down, I felt pulled toward something more. In 2017, I immigrated to Canada with nothing but two suitcases and no safety net—delivering food on a bike to start over. By 2019, I was back in a leadership role at a major financial firm. A year later, I lost the home I was about to buy after an unexpected layoff. That loss led me to co-found an IT company, which ultimately didn’t work out, leaving me in debt and sleeping in my Honda Civic. I regrouped, restarted, and in 2021, launched what is now Datasphere Dynamics.
I landed a long-term contract with a U.S. Tech firm, bought a house, and rebuilt—but once again, the role ended during a company reorg. This time, instead of going back, I chose to go all in on my own path, investing in coaching and mentorship to turn Datasphere into a business that truly reflects my purpose: helping business owners take control of their tech with the clarity and confidence they deserve.
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Their Story Matters with Sara Troy and her guest Dr. Abraham George. On air from February 24th
Mountains to Cross: Finding Life’s Purpose in Service
From Global Finance to a building a school in India
Dr. Abraham George’s Story Redefines Service and Success
Dr. Abraham George’s remarkable journey spans continents and careers. After achieving extraordinary success in international business, he returned to India to devote his life to helping the most vulnerable. In Mountains to Cross: Finding Life’s Purpose in Service, he reflects on the experiences that shaped him—from narrowly surviving a military accident at 18, to building Shanti Bhavan, a world-renowned residential school for children born into extreme poverty.
Through gripping personal stories and a clear moral philosophy, Dr. George’s memoir delivers a deeply human message: You don’t need to be born into hardship to care about others. His work in education, environmental reform, and healthcare shows how one individual—armed with compassion and commitment—can create generational change. In an interview, he can talk about:
Dr. Abraham George is the author of the memoir Mountains to Cross: Finding Life’s Purpose in Service, a powerful reflection on his extraordinary journey from soldier and entrepreneur to social reformer. He began his career in the Indian Army as an artillery officer stationed at the Se La mountain pass on the India–China border, then the highest battleground in the Himalayas. Following his military service, he moved to the United States, where he earned two master’s degrees and a PhD in business administration from New York University. For nearly twenty-five years, he built a successful entrepreneurial career before returning to India in 1995 to confront systemic discrimination and economic oppression.
Over the decades, Dr. George has championed social justice and expanded opportunities for the underprivileged through groundbreaking educational and healthcare initiatives. His projects include founding a school that provides world-class education to socially and economically disadvantaged children, creating a postgraduate institution to foster an independent press, and establishing a rural hospital serving fifteen villages. His pioneering work in environmental health also played a pivotal role in eliminating leaded gasoline across India in April 2000—a milestone achievement in public health.
Dr. George has served on the boards of esteemed organizations such as Human Rights Watch and the International Center for Journalists, and he has been honored with awards including the Hind Rattan. In addition to his memoir, he is the author of three books on international corporate finance and two on social reform, further cementing his lifelong dedication to service, justice, and education.
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Sara’s View of Life with Sara Troy, on air since February 17th
February 17, 2026 ushers in the Year of the Fire Horse, and when astrology and numerology converge, the question becomes: what does this powerful alignment mean for you?
Movement. Truth. Courage in Action.
The Year of the Horse is not a quiet year. It doesn’t whisper. It moves.
In Chinese astrology, Horse energy is about freedom, momentum, authenticity, and forward motion. And in 2026, this energy asks us something very specific:
Are you living truthfully—or just comfortably?
What the Horse Brings
The Horse is driven by instinct and integrity. It cannot be confined for long without becoming restless, resistant, or rebellious. When Horse energy enters a year, stagnation becomes unbearable. Systems that restrict life, truth, or expression begin to crack—not because of chaos, but because they can no longer hold what wants to move.
This is a year that favors:
Honest conversations
Brave choices
Personal sovereignty
Alignment between what we feel, say, and do
Anything false, forced, or fear-based struggles to survive the pace.
The Fire Within 2026
2026 carries Fire Horse energy—and fire doesn’t ask politely. It ignites courage, passion, and visibility.
This is not reckless fire; it’s purposeful ignition. Fire Horse years tend to expose:
Where we’ve been silenced
Where we’ve settled for less than truth
Where fear has replaced faith in ourselves
And then it says: Move anyway.
For Humanity as a Whole
Collectively, the Horse year amplifies a desire for freedom—emotionally, mentally, spiritually, and socially. People no longer want to be managed, manipulated, or muted. They want participation, dignity, and meaning.
You may see:
More people stepping away from what drains them
A pushback against systems that no longer serve life
Grassroots movements rooted in compassion and common sense
A reclaiming of personal responsibility and inner authority
This is not about fighting against— it’s about moving toward what is life-affirming.
For the Individual
On a personal level, the Horse asks one simple but powerful question:
What do you know in your bones—but haven’t yet honored?
In 2026:
Intuition strengthens
Restlessness becomes a signal, not a problem
Your body and heart speak louder than your fear
Those who listen will feel lighter. Those who resist may feel exhausted.
The Horse rewards motion aligned with truth—not speed for its own sake.
How to Work With the Energy
You don’t need to run wildly to honor the Horse. You simply need to move honestly.
Choose the conversations you’ve been avoiding
Take one aligned step instead of staying frozen
Trust your inner knowing over external noise
Let go of roles, labels, or expectations that no longer fit
The Horse doesn’t demand perfection—only sincerity.
February 17, 2026 ushers in the Year of the Fire Horse, and with the union of Chinese astrology and Western astrology, the question becomes: what does this powerful alignment mean for you?
? Ram — Aries
Theme: Courage with direction The Horse fuels your fire, but asks for a purpose, not impulse. Move boldly—but only toward what truly matters now. Leadership rises when passion meets responsibility.
? Bull — Taurus
Theme: Liberation from comfort traps The Horse nudges you out of routines that feel safe but stale. Change isn’t here to punish—it’s here to free you. Flexibility becomes your new strength.
? Twins — Gemini
Theme: Speak it. Share it. Shape it. Your voice carries momentum this year. Writing, teaching, speaking, connecting—this is your lane. Just be sure your words come from truth, not noise.
? Crab — Cancer
Theme: Emotional sovereignty The Horse teaches you not to carry what isn’t yours. 2026 is about choosing emotional freedom, setting boundaries, and honoring your needs without guilt.
? Lion — Leo
Theme: Authentic visibility You’re meant to be seen—but only as your real self. Drop the performance. Lead from heart. When you shine honestly, others follow naturally.
? Maiden — Virgo
Theme: Trust the inner compass Overthinking slows Horse energy. This year asks you to feel your way forward, not perfect it first. Progress beats precision in 2026.
?? Scales — Libra
Theme: Truth over people-pleasing Harmony can’t come at the cost of self-betrayal anymore. The Horse empowers you to speak clearly, choose fairly, and stand steady—even if it disrupts the balance at first.
? Scorpion — Scorpio
Theme: Channel intensity into creation This is a powerful year for transformation through action. Move your energy—don’t internalize it. When you act with integrity, your influence deepens.
? Archer — Sagittarius
Theme: Aligned expansion The Horse resonates strongly with your love of freedom. Travel, learning, and new horizons call—but only if they align with your deepest values, not escapism.
? Sea-Goat — Capricorn
Theme: Redefining success Old models of grind and endurance don’t work anymore. 2026 invites you to build the success that includes joy, meaning, and sustainability—not just achievement.
? Water Bearer — Aquarius
Theme: Innovation with heart Your future-thinking thrives this year, but the Horse reminds you to stay embodied and compassionate. Ideas gain power when they serve humanity, not ego.
? Fish — Pisces
Theme: Ground the vision Your intuition is strong—but the Horse asks you to act on it. Creative dreams, healing work, and spiritual insights flourish when you anchor them in the real world.
Numerology × Fire Horse (2026)
In numerology, 2026 reduces to a 1 year (2+0+2+6 = 10 ? 1), the number of new beginnings, leadership, and self-authority. When paired with the Fire Horse, this energy becomes bold, fast-moving, and truth-driven. Together, they call us to step out of hesitation and into aligned action—initiating new paths, trusting our inner knowing, and leading our lives with courage rather than fear. 2026 isn’t about waiting for permission; it’s about moving forward honestly, independently, and with purpose.
The Collective Thread
No matter your sign, 2026 asks one shared question:
“Where are you being called to move—truthfully, courageously, and consciously?”
The Horse doesn’t wait for certainty. It waits for honesty.
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First came the Rat, (1997) with its charm and innovative personality the rat uses it’s wit and intelligence and has been known to be crafty, forthright and an excellent businessman/woman, who is always alert to new opportunities.
The rat is much underestimated, due to the very fact that it is a rat. They are very intuitive gregarious and smart people who will use their charm and smarts to get them to the top. Never underestimate them, they do not miss a thing and remember a lot. Whereas the tiger, horse, and others are on the forefront, the rat does not mind taking the back stairs to get where they are going. They know they will get there and are not afraid to give someone else the limelight.
OX Year of Birth: 1913, 1925, 1937, 1949, 1961, 1973, 1985, 1997, 2009, 2021
Then came the Ox, 2009 prosperous through fortitude and hard work, the Ox is dependable, calm methodical and stubborn. Many Ox ‘s hold positions of power and their fairness holds them in good stead. They like order, respect, tradition, and are predictable and honest.
Alas in love the Ox does not quite know how to respond to romance but when they like you they will stand by you, loyally, but also may take a long time to commit, be patience they are solid people and worth waiting for. Although they have a lot of patience do not try it on to much, because when they lose it, it will be a terrifying experience. The rooster seems to understand the Ox best and the Goat and Tiger will not get along well at all. Give them time to their stuff; it is worth waiting for the results.
Tiger Year of Birth: 1914, 1926, 1938, 1950, 1962, 1974, 1986, 1998, 2010, 2022, 2034
Now comes the Tiger. (2010) Powerful, passionate, rebellious and unpredictable. The Tiger is our fearless fighter, and people hold them in awe. They love the limelight and their dynamic personality can open many doors. They live life as if it is their center stage, and people around them are there to enhance the play.
With their charisma, they get away with lots and can talk others into doing things for them just because they are tigers. They have a very human side showing love and affection for babies and animals. As a lover when they love they love 100% for that moment till their attention is directed elsewhere, to sustain their attention you must give them a lot of attention. They live purely on impulse and rebellion on tradition. Logic is not their thing. The song by Carle Simon, “you’re so vain you probably think this song is about you”. May have been written for the tiger. However, the tiger who can be warm loving and great with kids can also be a child themselves if they do not get their way. For all this, the tiger is a formidable foe and one to definitely have in your court.
The Rabbit (2011) is said to have a long life, the rabbit is gracious, kind, sensitive, and has good manners. They look for tranquillity but are also inclined to be moody. They appear indifferent and generally hold academic positions. Although they appear to be detached, they hold much criticism inside.
Good at business and smooth negotiations will ensure a good career. In love, their self-assurance requires them to marry for position and security but will give all they have to give in love. Reserved artistic and good at business, the rabbit with their smooth negotiations will ensure any career they choose. Liking harmony, the rabbit does not understand why people are so nasty to each other. Although do not mistake this, the rabbit will get the contract signed, but by courtesy, consideration, and patience, you will not even be aware of it until you have signed on the dotted line. This does not mean that they are deceitful, but rather that they are clever.
Dragon Years of Birth: 1916, 1928, 1940, 1952, 1964, 1976, 1988, 2000, 2012, 2024
The Fiery Dragon (2012) a very lucky sign and one in which many children are born, (including one of my daughters). Magical and imaginative the dragon is full of vitality and strength. They have very high ideals and command high standards from others as well as themselves.
Do not challenge the dragon, you will find them very opposing and do not hurt the ones they love or anger them or you will sorely regret it. On the other hand, they do not like defeat and can be a sore loser. If they like you, you will forever have a protector and a friend, and as a lover they take the adulation for granted, knowing that they are well liked so therefore well loved. If they choose you for a mate, (and this sign is also quite happy to not to marry and just have good friends,) they will protect, lecture and support you forever. Dragons do not tolerate fools or deceitful people and their wrath can be very imposing. They are good with money, easy come easy go and prefer to live in a relaxed environment. Somewhat leaders by nature, they will only want the job if they are interested. Funny and liking a good time, a dragon is good at a party and is very adventuress.
Snake Years of Birth: …1917, 1929, 1941, 1953, 1965, 1977, 1989, 2001, 2013, 2025…
The forever-misunderstood Snake (2013) is a deep thinker, always looking for the meaning of life. Generally mystical with a lot of natural wisdom, the snake loves books, food, music and the fine things in life. Using their own judgment rather than others, they like their own advice.
Superstitious and a little intense they like to settle scores. The snakes wish to control their own lives through power and authority. They can be victims of their past and have a hard time moving on with life. Elegant, in speech, dress, and manners, but suspicious in nature, the snake distrusts anyone who breaks a promise. In love, their mystique and cool ambivalence draws lovers to them with ease, and will only marry someone who shares their ambition. Striving for the top the snake can talk themselves out of things because they are inclined to think it over and over again. They love the detail and wish for things to be in order before moving on with it. Although looked upon with fear, the snake invulnerable and is only dangerous when it is fearful. Wishing to just be understood and respected the snake is harmless. Unless—-
Horse Years of Birth: …1918, 1930, 1942, 1954, 1966, 1978, 1990, 2002, 2014, 2026…
Enter the Horse (2024) the best year in my mind, as I am a horse myself. Cheerful, popular, quick-witted and earthy. The horse falls in and out of love easily. However, they are perceptive, talkative and have an ability to handle a difficult situation well and with authority.
They are magnetic and commanding which can be presided as militant and aggressive at times although this is not so. Impetuous, energetic, and a flashy dresser. The horse although a non-conformist can be relied on to be accountable and honest. The horse will always be there for the underdog and has an ability to see both sides and council each of them well. Demanding a great deal from fellow workers they can and will just as eagerly work by your side as long as you know that they are the boss. Horses love freedom and pursue happiness at every corner. Being a person that feels their way around and who is constantly changing to the environment, they feel deeply and can be perceived as being moody, they are just adjustable people. They cannot keep regular hours and are best suited to flexible but demanding jobs, it is all or nothing. Very friendly and a true lover, do not let them down, they will forgive but never forget. They are protective of their loved ones and love with all their hearts, they like the home homey and love to run a little wild too. As friends, the horses will be by your side through anything, but if you betray them, you will be forgiven but forgotten too.
This is where the Goat comes in the sequence
Year of Birth: 1919, 1931, 1943, 1955, 1967, 1979, 1991, 2003, 2015, 2027
The graceful Sheep/ Goat (2015) who is righteous, sincere and a sucker for sad stories. They are fashionable, artistic and creative but can be depressed and withdrawn. They are homebodies, liking children and needing to be needed.
Luck favours them and their peaceful nature draws people to them. Unfortunately, the sheep/goat instead of standing up for their rights is timid and is more inclined to sulk rather than demand. Straight to the point is not their way and they wish you to find out what is bothering them rather than they tell you. Martyrs and worriers they are pessimistic about life and are inclined to look to the worst rather than the best of things. Romantic by nature, they wished to be pursued and fought for, the sheep need to be in a respectful loving marriage to survive, secure in life love and mind. They have their favourites and if you’re not one of them do not take offence that is just the way it is. Neither forgiving nor forgetting is something they do easily, so don’t hurt them.
Year of Birth of the Monkey : 1920, 1932, 1944, 1956, 1968, 1980, 1992, 2004, 2016, 2028…
The mischievous Monkey (2016) is innovative, improviser, and a motivator. The monkey is most like man himself. Whatever they choose to do the monkey will succeed, no challenge is to great a chore, and they have the ability to use their intelligence when it is most needed.
However, they do not respect others well as they have too much respect for themselves. Very competitive, confident and cocky the monkey has been known to use his cunning powers to get their way. They are very sociable and can hold positions of high power. Very self-absorbed the monkey is not a giver for giving sake, in love the monkey will be warm and spontaneous, but be prepared to work hard and always strive for better, love in its self is not enough, ambition is indeed the forever attraction. Whatever you do, never try to trick a monkey they will have the last word, and watch them carefully they are masters of trickery. Fun can be had with a monkey if you like a little mischief or mayhem.
Wake up to the Rooster. (2017) Has self-assurance and is old-fashioned. They are generally very attractive people, who are acute neat organized decisive upright alert and direct. They can also be argumentative and a little cruel to others, they love to lord over other with their imposing knowledge.
High perform ring roosters seek opportunities to excel at anything, and if you try to challenge their knowledge you are in for a long haul, roosters do their homework and know their stuff. Do not be around when a rooster is negative, they are egotistical opinioned and very abrasive, you will come out reeling from the experience. They are very good at handling money, accountants banking and finances. Roosters will follow orders to a T, and they are very good detailed people and, accountable with your interest at heart. All roosters are a perfectionist, with a sharp eye for details, but if they think that they are right about something, they may close their mind to any other input. They are excellent right-hand men but sway away from the front line, as they do not have the public personality or patience that is needed to be up front. Roosters love praise and are allergic to criticism; they make a good spouse and a good family person, just as long as they are the boss. For all that steadfastness, they are very vulnerable but will fight showing it.
Years of the Dog: …1922, 1934, 1946, 1958, 1970, 1982, 1994, 2006, 2018, 2030…
The likeable Dog (2018) (another of my children) is honest, intelligent and direct. They are the most loyal and trustworthy of creatures and have much passion for Just as and fair play. Dogs are friends to all people and are fair listeners meeting people halfway. Dogs will look out for everyone no matter what but is inclined to neglect their own self and leave themselves vulnerable.
The dog has a great understanding of humans and instinctively knows the right from wrong, who to believe and who to be wary of. When a dog loves, it is with all its heart and loyalty, this is often taken advantage of and the dog often gets hurt. Forgiveness is strong and even if they move on they will remember the once loved one fondly. Do not push the dog into a corner, they will instinctively come out fighting in any which way. In love, the dog likes to get to know their suitor slowly as trust is an issue, but once trust is in place, they will encourage growth in their loved ones and equilibrium in their lives. As it is with children the dog will act like a playful puppy when young, and will take the time to learn the ways of the world, but what is nice is that they will never lose their playfulness. All in all a dog is a very good person to have in your life in any way.
Years of the Pig: 1923, 1935, 1947, 1959, 1971, 1983, 1995, 2007, 2019, 2031
The steadfast Pig (2019) is, of all the signs, one of honesty and of real genuine person. The pig is the ultimate diplomat, balancing both sides and keeping the peace. The pig is those people that make everything happen with ease so as you do not notice it even happening, but notice if they are not there
They socialize very well and like to be in the company of up and coming people, though they prefer to watch from a distance. Excellent in the line of fundraising and social work, the pig does not mind being truly committed to the cause. The pig is a little too trusting and allows themselves to be exploited by others without knowing it. In love, the pig is devoted and does everything for their loved ones except perhaps discipline them well, as they do not like confrontation. The pig is unselfish and caring and is very good to have as a friend if their motives are not interfering or judgmental.
Having had experiences with all of the signs, I have to say there is a lot in it. We take on the characters of the animals and unknowingly become them. I also believe that the “True Colours”, Zodiac and ‘numerology” plays a big part in it too. The Chinese take this all very seriously. This year, FEBUARY 17th is Chinese New Year’s Eve, and it is welcomed with feasting and socialization. There are parades, and the Dragons and the Lions are performing for money, reflecting the old times when they used to give protection money to the gods for said protection. Not much has changed there, except that it is done far more aggressively now.
Your Health is Your Choice with Sara Troy and her guest Christian Gonzalez, on air February 10th
Christian has spent the past 20 years living on Vancouver Island after moving to Canada from Chihuahua, Mexico. Fluent in both English and Spanish, his life journey has been shaped by cultural transition, personal challenges, and a deep commitment to growth. Like many people, Christian struggled with building healthy habits and truly understanding how to care for himself. While school covered the basics, it didn’t teach him how to develop a healthy relationship with food, body awareness, or long-term wellbeing. After high school, he made the courageous choice to pause, reflect, and turn inward.
Through two years of dedication and perseverance, Christian lost over 75 pounds—and in the process rediscovered his strength, confidence, and sense of purpose. That personal transformation ignited a passion for fitness that became both his career and calling. Today, Christian helps others improve their physical health while also guiding them toward deeper emotional and mental self-understanding. His work is rooted in compassion, self-awareness, and empowerment, reminding people that lasting change begins from within.
That personal transformation ignited his passion for fitness, which ultimately became his career and calling. Today, Christian helps others not only improve their physical health, but also understand themselves on a deeper emotional and mental level. His work is rooted in compassion, self-awareness, and empowerment.
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