-: I love being able to be my own boss.
In a lot of ways it's very challenging,
and can certainly keep you up at night,
but I love, like I said,
being able to make those decisions myself.
Sometimes I feel as though when I'm
you know when I was working in prior roles,
I was putting together good work,
but I wasn't getting good feedback,
and although I thought what my work was
was high quality, it didn't always go through,
whereas now I kind of get that autonomy,
to make those decisions and to make my own schedule.
and you know, even at Stratos, we've kind of incorporated
a work-life balance type of scenario and culture
where we work at night, we work remotely.
If you wanted to go to the gym during the day,
that's totally fine.
It's all about getting your work done,
in a way that works best for you.
So, trying to incorporate the things
that I didn't like most about other roles,
and make sure that's what we do at Stratos,
and what I incorporate in my own roles.
Yeah, and that's certainly a challenging thing,
is trying to make payroll every two weeks,
and every decision that you make,
could be the last decision that you make for your company.
Whether it's to hire a certain individual,
or to make a specific strategic partnership.
It's a very scary leap that you're taking.
But it is, what it's made me realize is that it can be done.
I never thought I would have be in a situation
where I was making those types of decisions,
especially this early on in my career.
So it's just been really great as an experience
to be able to do that.