So I did finance undergrad in a university in suburban Michigan where I'm from. I was assisting controller and then I went to business school right away from I m b A while there I was touched by a professor who connected me with the CEO of a design firm. And I worked hand in hand with him and that really shape my career. I mean, you showed me how to be a boss, be a leader of a team, worked there for about 3.5 years, going and doing capital project investment, and then was recruited out to L. A worm currently, uh, working for a firm. And I also do a lot of private client work as well. So kind of the business school in the connection of the professor really shaped kind of where I'm at right now.

Oh, man. Weekly decisions. So a lot of it is project management, right? So it's managing the client's expectations, doings, more administrative stuff on the other side is saying Okay, what is how do you want to implement the strategy we developed for you? Uh, in terms of hours, it seems never ending SLC 168 a week. But no, I mean ebbs and flows. I think I probably travel every other week to different clients. Um, that's pretty standard consulting job.

So see arms. A big platform of Ross. So salesforce, uh, wind mo which is a Microsoft product about things of that nature from a modeling side. Excel are tableau is really good for us because we use a lot of B. I integration there, So those are probably the ones. Language is not as much I want to have used are but, um, sequel, I guess. But that's a part of it.