Is that, what would you say your kind of why as well?
Your why is just to provide a value.
No, I mean, obviously providing value is a good thing.
I think everyone has two whys.
So I think everyone has an inner purpose
and an outer purpose.
I think everyone's inner purpose is the same.
So I think, again, if you go back to scale,
like if you think of everything in terms of energy,
frequency, vibration, there's a scale from zero to a thousand
and I'm gonna shout out David R. Hawkins for it.
It's a good book, Power Prices Force,
where each emotional state
is a different vibrational frequency.
So like shame, anger, hate,
those are all lower frequencies,
whereas love, joy, enlightenment,
all those are higher frequencies.
So my goal, my inner purpose
is to raise my own level of consciousness,
whether that be interacting with good people,
doing good things, eating good food, consuming good content.
I'm trying to raise my own level of consciousness.
And this raises the consciousness level
of those around me and raises those around them,
create a positivity spiral.
And the outer purpose is how do you leverage
your natural gifts to support your inner purpose.
And this just happened to be a dating app
and a cryptocurrency company.
That is interesting way to put it.
Do you also do, I'm guessing, like affirmations?
Yeah, no, I do affirmations.
I do meditation.
I do, I'm a big believer in the woo woo.
I think the woo woo works.
Works for me, so I'm not gonna necessarily,
that was working for me.
Works for works, right?
Yeah, let's rename affirmations to programming.
So if you think about it as you're just like,
if you think of yourself as computer software,
the content you're consuming, the people you're talking to,
everything is trying to program you to do something.
So if you're getting programmed anyways,
why not program yourself some affirmations
to make you think, make you more confident,
make you happy, make you more valuable?
So why not do that?