>> What I really love about it is that I get to write every day and all the time.
I mean, I'm a writer, that's really,
at the end of the day that's what I do, and that's what I love to do.
And so whether it's writing a blog and, you know, figuring out okay,
can I get that SUO to make this better.
And what picture is going to work here and how to do that.
Or even if it's just sending out like a tweet, and then that terrible limit
of 140 characters figuring out how to get your message across.
I love playing with that.
And one of my old bosses used to always call me the wordsmith.
And it's, like, it's just like, 'Okay, how do I get this point across,
and using the written word to fit in to these modern technologies, in these modern platforms.
I think the hardest part is it's a start up.
And so there's, you know, limited time that I'm able to spend on things.
So sometimes I have a big vision for something.
Then, I'm like, 'Oh, it would be so cool if we would be able to get to do this.'
But there's just, were not there yet.
We're not a big company.
We don't have those, like, huge budgets and endless hours that we can spend on things.
There's certain things that have to get done.
And when I finish those things, I can have a little leeway.
But it's not endless.
And so, you know, there's a bit of having to limit your broad ideas and figuring out,
okay how can I do this on a small scale that it won't take up a ton of time,
but I can still kind of manage to do it?
So it can be a challenge, but challenges always bring out the things
that you find a solution you didn't know was going to be there so.