I'd love your perspective on all of this.

Yeah, it's initially I was when I first started working, I was a gas station attendant back way back when.

And I started my first business because of somebody I met at the gas station, which gave me a pamphlet, which I still have many, many decades later.

Reading about, you know, Think and Grow Rich, Napoleon Hills, you know, stuff.

And, you know, Maxwell Smarts, I think, is positive thinking.

And all those things, I don't remember all the books right off the top of my head at the moment, but I started a janitorial business.

And I was in my teens and I was actually hiring high school kids to help clean office buildings that my friend that I met at the gas station connected me to.

And the one question I have in addition to this is when someone is working with you, what is your definition of success? What does success look like for someone going through the Referral Revenue Lab?