when I was in college, trying for my first entrepreneur, Droney Ads software in university, where we I had a passion for writing motorcycle and there wasn't Motorcycle Club. And I really wanted to do something, just riding a bike with friends. So that's when I started. We started with three. Be both By the time I left. We have 200 people in the club, and they went through the whole process of creating structure, getting people excited and letting them know what this is all about. Um, and that has been very, very addictive, you know? And then that can lead to other company that that that I involved with and started and got to where I am today. And that there was that That was the beginning. Yeah, absolutely.

That's 100 hamburgers. The third fold. The 1st 1 is external, with possibility responsible. Klein's You know what the hind hire us to do is self, their problems and the bigger problem you solved, the higher up you remove. It's always not always, but most the time. That is the structure, almost the companies. So you want to think about how you can solve your clients problem. So we do it in a way that it's creative to show focuses marketing. It's It's creating conversation for our clients internally. Same thing it's we want to look forward. We wanna be ahead of the client ahead of the industry. Want to see what's coming up next? So we having eyes in the years really on the pulse off the community of the conversation. That's kind of have a big impact and positioning us and a favorable um, plate when the trend hits. And then Daza, the big deal of us soldier like any level doesn't matter. Interns, designer or just stunning. Think about how you concluded by solving problem that beyond just your opposition, because nobody want to hire you just because you can produce them number just cause you can questions up formulas without any mean their business to a client. But that's kind of what you want to go. Um, time travels don't travel much, at least for now, and, you know, but everything going on. Um, but usually we heard a lot of the online meetings. More and more niches, more efficient. Yeah, and and working from home now and for the past 23 months.

automation, Mike and, um, nothing really out. Gordon, Irving And I think the software peacefully down pretty standard by now. Um, and anybody can pick it up, learn some hard core stuff. It might just be Python might just be my sequel. Don't wait a little longer. Time to learn how analytic y tabloid. Um, yeah, I think really read at out there. Um, we have big open source advocates where we tend to go after open source software and not go after, you know, Microsoft, but, you know, go with the other side. But that's entirely up to the organization. Um, yeah, and And I think for for students, Or I guess it's just if all for students did a bit like a lot of these firms, they're gonna have the same infrastructure they're gonna have saying, Um um, their biggest. They use old of where? So if you're learning new software, it's for you. Because a lot of people that you could teach them how you can do better your technology. And I think that's one thing that people don't realize now. They have a lot of her. We work with the real estate clients, tech company, educations, hotels, home pretty diverse. And I think it