What made you decide to start this group instead of just building a following? And what's the difference really between an audience and a community?

Well, it all started with... getting into social media and exploring how I can do it better and coming across people that did it way better than me.

For example, we'll talk about George with the Grill Advantage, best example.

Tons of followers, phenomenal social media, wonderful person, very consistent, very engaging social, and it's always different.

We didn't talk about that a little bit, but your stuff needs to change.

If it's people go to your feed and it's the same thumbnail every single time, it's old, it's boring.

And it's really, they have to see like, oh, wow, this guy's posting new stuff all the time.

And

Dominion Framework, man.

And I have the Dominion Capital Mandate, which is part of my speaking when I go out and share information.

And then I usually tailor it to the audience, which your audience, you know, I believe is a group of entrepreneurs hustling in real estate, probably doing a successful job making money or maybe coming to their first deal and a little intimidated because of the money.

Money intimidates a lot of people and stops a lot of people from moving forward.

So one of the platforms that we do on our platform is teach people how to use self-directed IRAs, which is retirement funds, move to a custodian where you take control.

So now you can exercise your stewardship.

So basically empowering people to have that dominion over their money and tell the money where to go.

If someone wanted to reach out to you, connect with you, collaborate with you, learn more about what you're doing, how can they get in contact with you, sir?