>> Well it's always a risk.
I mean, when you set out to do something on your own, you're on your own.
You have no one to fall back on.
So if it doesn't work out if the-- you know, if it fails,
it all falls back on you at the end of the day.
So the biggest challenge first is executing what you, you know,
the idea that has been placed in your mind.
It's, you know, you executed it and then what comes
after that is getting other people to believe in it.
You know, initially, most people are like well, good for you, whatever, cool.
They don't really, you know, you believe it before you see it
but sometimes other people have to see it first and then they start believing in you.
And so that's probably the greatest challenge to get other people on board.
And so, you know, that can be slow but you just got
to keep going even though that's a challenge.
That's part of what makes it exciting.
You know, you keep going and even if you fail, you keep going
and you keep going until it becomes a success.