DYG began with a personal journey.

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Before it became a platform, an event, or a community, it started with a question.

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Is there more to life than simply following expectations?

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Like many others, our founder, Dinesh Roka went through periods of self doubt, uncertainty, and the pressure to measure success through external standards. There were moments of feeling lost, not good enough, and unsure of direction.

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But those moments also became the starting point.

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Through personal growth, learning, and reflection, something began to shift. There was a growing awareness that many people were going through similar struggles, but without a space to talk about it openly or explore it more deeply.

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That realisation led to a deeper purpose.

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To create a space where people could come together, be honest about their experiences, and explore who they are without judgement.

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At the same time, it became clear that reflection alone is not enough. People also need the right tools, perspectives, and support to move forward.

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DYG was created not just as a space to talk, but as a space to grow. A place where individuals can learn, challenge their thinking, gain clarity, build confidence, and develop the courage to take meaningful action in their lives.

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What started as a personal journey slowly turned into action.

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In 2016, it began with sharing stories through a YouTube platform.
In 2017, the first DYG event was created for the Nepalese community.
By 2019, workshops were introduced to create deeper and more meaningful experiences.

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Each step was not about building an event, but about building a space.

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A space where people leave feeling energised and uplifted..
A space where conversations go beyond the surface.
A space where growth feels real and natural.

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Over time, that space became a community.

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Today, DYG continues to grow with the same intention it started with. To bring people together, to create meaningful experiences, and to remind individuals that they are not alone in their journey.

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Because sometimes, all it takes is the right environment for something to shift.

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And that shift can change everything.