Where did your vision exactly come from?
Zach?
I would say, you know, my my the vision that I had today was,
you know, it just kept getting brighter and brighter.
And so I would say, you know, I'm 38 years old when I grew up in the Midwest.
And, you know, I was just instilled with the principles and values of help your neighbor,
you know, be kind, you know, a lot of a lot of the stuff I see inside of religions
across the world. And so I've traveled to 24. I've lived in 24 different countries.
And so I've got to see a lot of the world. And, you know, I don't care what you call it,
you know, be it religion, be it society, be it, you know, whatever.
There's like a set of rules we have to abide by.
And I feel like I grew up in the Midwest and that instilled a lot of ethics and morals.
And one of the other things was, you know, we've always worked hard for what we had
financially. And I think everyone has the right to make money.
That doesn't mean to give them money. Right. And so I think teaching, you know, inside of
this context of principles and values, we have to teach people to actually bring value to society
in order to get something in return. And if we can, if we can teach them that they could
have whatever they want in the world. But most people don't understand finance.
Most people don't understand business and economics and sales and marketing.
And so they expect something for nothing. And that's not the way the world works.
So I want to teach them sort of teach them that concept.
And like you said earlier, everything else will take care of itself.