So is Everyday Spy? Is this like a consulting company? Is it like a, are you working with top performers in the world to like help them understand how to navigate people or kind of explain Everyday Spy?

Everyday Spy is an education platform. Our mission is spy education that breaks barriers for everyone willing to learn. As long as it doesn't violate my long-term secrecy agreement,

me or any of my experts, because I have FBI experts, Navy SEAL experts,

I have tech experts from NSA, I have DOD experts.

As long as none of us violate our sworn secrecy oath to the federal government of the United States,

everything else is on a table. So we teach, educate people in those frameworks and skills, just like we talked about earlier. Ah, okay, okay. To help them break whatever barrier they have. And some people, the barrier they're trying to break is lose weight. Some people, the barrier they're trying to break is a better relationship with their kids or their spouse. Some people, the barrier they're trying to break is getting a promotion in their current job. Other people, their barriers, trying to get out of a job and get into entrepreneurialism.

Some entrepreneurs are trying to go from 1 million to 2 million. Some entrepreneurs are trying to go from

100 million to 500 million. We apply spy education to whatever their situation is to break through that barrier.

So it's actually teaching those actionable frameworks. Ah, I didn't realize that. Exactly right. For

some ways, I thought it was for business owners. It is for business owners. Yeah, exactly. It applies to

them. Correct. But it's just general spy tactics, what you've learned in the CIA, that's actionable, simplified

frameworks. Yes. And I wouldn't even say that it's general spy tactics, what you've learned in the CIA, that's actionable, simplified frameworks.

Yes.

And I wouldn't even say that it's general spy tactics, because depending on what barrier is trying

to be broken, we can get very specialized with our spy tactics.

We have a high net worth client who runs a very successful centimillion dollar company

in an industry that is relatively new.

Let's say the last 10 or 15 years.

It became a very hot industry.

Because the industry is so hot, the competition between the players hasn't been heavily

regulated.

So there's a lot of cyber hacking and cyber attacks that happened back and forth, right? So in the world of

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