Super good question. I think, for me, it boils down to disbelief. When I started my business relatively quickly—I'm only 22 years old now, and at the time I was 21, just coming out of college—it was a matter of not believing that I could actually scale my business much further than I could imagine. Coming from a background where no one in my family really had a business, it was hard to believe. People would say, "You've done well, but you could do 10, 20, 30 times the size of the business that you have," and I didn't really believe it was possible because no one else around me was doing it. Slowly, I got into networking and speaking to other entrepreneurs in this space. But disbelief was definitely the thing that I had to deprogram, which is why I really loved the deprogramming phase in the 21-day course. You can't necessarily change your mindset without first figuring out what your current mindset is. You have to deprogram that disbelief that you can't do it before you start reprogramming yourself to be the entrepreneur who believes they can achieve whatever they want.