What's your why for pushing that forward?
Like, is there a personal reason for you
to keep pushing this company or?
I mean, honestly, it's now like, so I lived in Ukraine.
I own property in Ukraine.
I am married to a Ukrainian, have family still there.
So I obviously want to help people
that are impacted by the whole situation
because these are really good opportunities.
Like the opportunities on the ground in Ukraine now
are pretty much non-existent, like to be very frank with you.
There's just nothing there.
So if we can put someone who's hardworking
and maybe just trying to provide for their family
or give themselves a better opportunity in life,
like these are really good jobs for people out there.
They're making multiple times a normal salary in Ukraine,
but it's again, so much less than you pay someone locally.
So it's the best of both worlds.
And I also think on the other side,
I'm a small business owner.
I've been an entrepreneur for 10 years
and I've seen how people struggle with this.
And no, I don't think they should have to hire someone
locally who's going to say, you don't pay me enough
and kind of have an entitled attitude,
nor do I think they should be stuck with someone
who's not capable of doing the job.
So I like being small business owners succeed.
I feel like small medium business owners,
we really get the short end of the stick everywhere.
You know, always taxes are never getting lower.
Regulations are never getting easier.
So this is something that I get to help people
who I want to help on both sides of the equation,
which is nice.
That is, yeah, absolutely.
Me, I started my company this January
and so I'm still finding out,
finding and figuring out the hoops,
where they're at and how to jump through them
rather than just running forward
and trying to figure everything out.
I never stop.
Yeah, I'm very analytical.
Before I take a next step,
I want to figure out where that step might lead
and what hoops I'd have to jump through
before I run at it.
And when a lot of people in the business world
and entrepreneurship world starting up,
they just start running.
A lot of my friends that I know
that had built successful businesses are like,
yeah, I just ran.
And then once I got hit with a brick wall,
I figured out a way around it
and then you just keep moving.
And I overthink every step before I take it.
And it makes my process a lot slower.
But there's a great quote I love
that's from a cyclist, Greg Lamond,
and it's, it never gets easier.
You just go faster.
And basically it's like,
it's always gonna be hard to ride up the hill,
but you just go faster.
And business is the same way.
Like the problems never stop.
You just learn how to solve the problems
and then you solve harder problems.
But it never ends.
The problems never end.
And I've, I think that quote just rings so true.
Yeah, that's good.
The problems, it never gets easier.
You just go faster.
It's more for business.
It never, the problems never stop.
You just solve harder problems.