Originally, my first business was just kind of more so in design and trying to figure
out how do I do more branding and more web design and more web development.
And then as I progressed and as life happened and things have happened in my life, then
I realized that I was not leaving behind the essential breadcrumbs for my family or someone
else's family.
And that was the dawn of Boston Cage.
But then if you take that, I was like, okay, Boston Cage is growing and we have, you know,
thousands and thousands of downloads.
We have multiple different avenues as far as our overlapping corporate structure.
But I was like, how do we think bigger than that?
So I was like, okay, well, there is Udemy, which is a course platform, right?
Then there is lynda.com, which got bought by LinkedIn.
There is also $2 billion to Sam.
Yeah, yeah.
You think about books, there's Kindle, there's audio books, there's audio bull, there's all
these different facets of this different content on multiple different platforms.