Like how would you end up going to part of that conversation with a new doc?

I would do it in two ways.

One, I'd love to reference Alex Hermosi.

He's a great mentor and role model.

He's all about just get your reps in and make the mistakes first, right? The more mistakes you make, then the more you'll learn and you'll just be better.

So if you already know you're going to screw up in some way, just go ahead and get that out of the way so then you can learn from that.

Going into the actual advice would be A acquisition makes you feel safer, right? Compared to a startup.

What made you feel more comfortable with each one or what was the pros and cons? And now that you've done four of these things, if we're going to go to 10, what would you do? If you could perfect conditions for the next six, what would Rehan do?

If you were, I don't know, do you have kids? If you didn't have kids, Would you have the same type of philosophy parenting onto your kids or would you let them have an easier

ride up than you had? I have a one and a half year old and I wouldn't want to give them everything.

I think, you know, my dad would always say, if you have kids, your kids should be smarter and achieve more than you because they have more opportunity.

right? Like my parents came from a third world country, no English, no technology, anything really.

And so they were like, you have to be better because you have no excuse not to.

So for my kids, that's what I would want to instill.

If I'm as smart or successful as I am, you can't be lower than that because you're already going to have some money from your dad in the beginning.

What kind of stuff do you like to preach on the community? And then what do people get if they want more within your academy?