Yeah, you know, it's funny about a discovery season. It happens in all types of ways, whether you're in ministry, going into business. I actually just saw one of my old employees. I'm like, dude, what are you doing here? He was actually my assistant for a little bit. Worked for me for quite a few years and did really well. And he ended up going out on his own and, you know, did his own house

flipping thing and stuff like that. And he's like, I was like, so what's going on? He's like,

yeah, you know, it's kind of hard running your own business. And I was like, yeah, you don't,

you don't say. It's a, it's a little bit different when you got to, he's like, yeah, you got to, you know, put up all the money and take on all the risk.

And, you know, we lost money on some deals.

And I'm like, yeah, that's what happens when you're the business owner, dude.

Like, you take some else.

A lot more upside, a lot more downside.

Yeah, you have upside and downside.

You know, when you're 9 to 5, you're pretty certain what's going to happen here. But then when you become an entrepreneur, you traded your 9 to 5 for a 24-7.

And it's like, he's like, yep, that's exactly.

He's like, but he goes, and he does want to come back.

And he was like, you know, but I had to try it and see for myself.

And I had to learn and experience and all those things.

There's only so much you can learn by other people telling you and sometimes you just, I got to go through it myself.

I'm that way 100%.

It's the stubborn ones.

Yeah.

Yeah, because I just, in my mind, maybe it's pride.

I just think I'm capable of everything and anything and it's worked both to my benefit and my detriment and I think I'm just

I'll always be that way because I want to see what I'm capable of but more often than not it's like

yeah I should have probably just listened yeah and I think it was interesting about my discovery

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