Mm.

Like, get comfortable in the trade-offs, because think about this a lot.

I've been freelance since 2017.

I just quit my job, and I decided to start sort of going back and working with old employers of mine in a freelance capacity.

And it was really hard for me for a long time, and this is something I actually discussed in therapy, which was the lack of the 40-hour workweek and the balance of, like, refinding that, and is it okay if I don't work eight hours a day, that kind of thing.

And so what I've learned now starting my own business after I freelanced, I worked with my sister in her company for a number of years, which we still do, and now we have this company together, is that I give up a lot being a founder, right? When we go out on our own, we give up a lot.

We give up stability.

It somehow always is, yeah.