But for the people that don't know you, perhaps just give us a bit of a background check.

Yeah, well, I certainly didn't leave school at 18 thinking I would be a wealth planner, as we call ourselves now.

But no, my dream was to be a professional footballer.

I was an unusual story in that I was privately educated from Twickenham, which is obviously rugby HQ for most people.

And at the age of 18, signed a five-year contract with Millwall, who had one of the best footballers.

youth academies going in the UK at the time and set about kind of fulfilling my dream, which, you know, was brought to an abrupt end, sadly, with a knee injury about ten games into my career.

Wow.

i'm not sure how things are faring in in the real world with regards to actual real results so do you think it's possible to be a large you know consolidator doesn't matter who they are but actually to really have the client number one focus in a business and the profits will will come from that because you're focused on the people i know it's romantic but