Well, I think that's a really good question. I think that as I got older, my sort of definition of success changed. When I was living in Florida and going to law school there, I think that at that time, my definition of success was, "You're going to move to New York. You're going to work for a music company. You're going to be interviewing with lawyers," and that's what I wanted. And I did it. And then I think, as the years passed and I grew, I started to realize that maybe my definition of success was changing. And I think that when I found the business mindset and when I found you and I started finding this opportunity to improve myself, I think that I knew I was looking for something more in my life. But I didn't really know what that was. And I felt a little bit stuck in my career, you know? I think maybe because I had reached my goals to be an interesting attorney in New York, because I reached that so quickly. It kind of felt like, "Okay, I know there was more, but I didn't really know where that was or how to, you know, to sort of reach the next level," because to be human is to learn, to grow, to want new things, and establish new goals. So my definition of success had changed. I wanted to make more money. I wanted to build more business. I also wanted to expand my experience level and my skills more. So when I found your course, it was kind of at the right time of my life where I felt the need to do something more, and I just didn't know what that was.