And we'd love to also understand a little bit around what led you to make that huge move.

Yes.

So I feel that when I was in Venezuela, I was very independent, very confident.

I was hitting all my milestones.

I graduated from university.

I moved out of home.

I moved to the capital city.

like to just elaborate a little bit more on that?

What was that like? Uh, you know, you've come from Venezuela, so where did you land? What was sort of the destination? How did your journey in Australia begin?

Right.

So the one thing I knew for sure is that I was coming to Melbourne because that's where I was born and I needed, I needed to, to be here and to connect with that part of myself.

I, however, arrived at Sydney and oh my God, you know, like looking through the window of the airplane and seeing the coast of Australia was the dream of a child coming through, you know? I could feel all of those emotions when the pilot said, okay, we are about to descend in Sydney and dah, dah, dah.

Um, I remember as well that coming down, I could see the city and I could recognize the opera house.

Uh, so that was also very emotional.

So I was very, very, very excited.

And what led you to think there was a gap in the market for you to represent migrant professionals?