So,

I mean, I think everybody faces, I think, at some point, a certain amount of pushback or doubt or struggles in any career journey, let alone a startup journey, where I think all of those things are tenfold or twentyfold because all of it is kind of on your shoulders.

It's a very high risk career.

And for me, leading the law was an even higher risk decision because, you know, I had a very good career.

salary and position and prestige and all that.

And I was like, you know, I want to do something else.

But for me, all of those decisions were, were very obvious.

And finally, Swari, is there anything else that you'd like to share?

So what are you all getting?

We're two plus years of behind the scenes consumer research even prior to this, which is now our public launch year.

And we have had an incredible turnout from folks at our sister nonprofits that originally led to the launch of U-Voice, including the Sentinel by U-Voice, which is a media nonprofit now.

And we have had probably hundreds of people around the world, you know, go into our business beta test basically and create successful movements we're talking about over 70 percent of active people delivering on like their call to action which on one of our pilots was mentoring people right connecting them to people to mentor we had over 10 percent involved in starting their own little communities that resolved specific issues they were seeing either in their communities or putting together global teams so for example a mental health community in colombia to create a mental health app for folks there a global team that was focused on software to help visually impaired folks identify objects in their surroundings.

Just some brilliant ideas that we would never have been able to come up with on our own, but they were using our platform to think about how do we connect with people.

And we were able to see what drove those connections, the ability for people to identify their purpose, the areas they really cared about, the mission, connect to other people who care about those same things, disability rights, race rights, advocacy, environment.

And then also, and this is key, highlighting their superpowers, what they were willing to give the world.

What about your why do you feel aligns to the end users, the eventual end users of You Voice?