>> So I, I think you know and this is my experience, it took me probably 20 years
in my career path to really truly land in understanding what,
not only what I was good at, but actually what I loved to do.
You know, and, and I think there are times in your career you might be punching a ticket,
because it's getting you to the next level,
and you know I've had those jobs and I've had those experiences.
I think to, to get into this business and start out as an entrepreneur, I think, I think,
it's a little tough only in that it, it comes with,
it does come with some level of experience.
It's not just hunch, and it's not just because I love brands, al-- I've always loved it.
I think the advice that I would give if you have that sort of spirit of entrepreneurialism,
is to certainly join a small company.
The, the, the neat thing about the business of branding and consulting and creativity,
is that you need a laptop, and you know, a desk to put it on.
And because of that there are a lot of small companies that, that start up,
because you don't need a big investment in capital.
And I also think that there are, you know places like New York City, or other urban areas
where people that are in the business of strategy,
business strategy, and creativity tend to hover.
And I would, I would, sort of target a city area, but I would, you know, really suggest,
that you maybe get, get, get experience at a smaller company
and really see what it's like to be in a small company.