What do you consider like say your vision of what you're trying to accomplish?
So I have kind of two tracks and they are completely
separate. I'm a
investor. I'm a CEO of a healthcare company. I've
built companies, sold companies
over the years. I've worked with large companies
kind of where I learned a lot of it. I was a
portfolio manager for UBS for eight years at one point after I got out of the SEALS.
And that's kind of the
the professional work track and
and right now I'm working, you know with this healthcare company and growing it for the next couple years.
Okay. Personal track, the personal track.
I'm a writer of an author.
I published nine novels.
As I'm sitting here, I'm four chapters away from my tenth novel.
My first draft. So that'll probably come out next year. And I've got three business books.
So all the all the proceeds of my novels are donated to the SEAL Veterans Foundation.
Which
was my intent for the very first novel. I had no idea I was gonna write nine others.
But once I put that out there, I couldn't really take it back.
So all the proceeds from that, from all my my fiction stuff go to that.
Which there's a special part of their fund that has to do with
finding money for
veterans that are suffering from PTSD or traumatic brain injury.
But because of when they served or when they got out, if it was before the
the military, you know, acknowledge those concerns, acknowledge them as actual
you know problems, physical problems, they missed it. There's a gap.
So if you were in the military from like 2009 on,
you're covered. It's in your records. It's a part of your disability, etc. But if you were in before that,
you're out of luck. So that's what my money goes to a program that helps
find consultants that know the VA system and get these people into doctors, get all the stuff
identified and tied to their servers disabled,
whatever the event was.
All the business books, I just I use them to help leverage my
my professional speaking and my consulting.
So the consulting speaking and writing the business books is kind of the three legs of the stool on my personal
business side.
And then I've got my work
side.