What's your why behind getting started on all of this?
Well, first, because I've never really fit in
at a lot of different companies.
And I'm a creative person and always wanted to bring my ideas
to the way things are done.
And I saw a problem and I looked in the marketplace
and I saw that there was no good solution
for the problem that I was experiencing.
I know that that's how many businesses get started.
I always love the show Shark Tank.
And so I thought I might be an entrepreneur,
but I never really had a good enough idea.
And then with this, I kind of saw that there was a gap in the market
and I figured that I had enough knowledge to be able to maybe,
you know, get a product to market and hopefully create a company.
And so that's what we're trying to do.
Yeah, as a fellow creative,
I also felt like I never really fit into a company
any other place than starting my own.
I feel like I would get in there and kind of fit the role,
but I'd want to start doing other things inside of it.
But it just feels too constricting sometimes being a part of another company.
You know what I mean?
Yeah, I mean, if you're an entrepreneur,
at least most entrepreneurs are what they call visionaries, right?
So as you were just saying, you have a vision of something,
the creative vision of how it should be or how it might work.
And then it's the process of like communicating that vision
and getting other people to agree that that's a good vision
for the way that certain things should be.
For me, it's like, okay, the vision is you got to change
how you use your charger cord.
You got to pop it in a little brick on your nightstand every night.
That's a little different than what you've been doing.
You got to wrap it around the brick when you take it to go.
But people actually like changing the process.
And that's why they're buying the product is because it's solving the problems.
And, you know, they bought into the vision.