It's, I could have been doing this 12 years and I don't feel like I have even scratched

the surface of what's possible, and how much money I can make, and how big of an empire

you can build.

I guess for a career point of view but also just for your family and your freedom and

lifestyle and that kind of thing.

So, I can do what I love every day and have a very simple day to day work ambitions and

then I can still go home and yeah, create a lifestyle.

I don't think there is any other industry where you can have those goals to, yeah, completely

dominate every aspect of your lifestyle for sure.

I think you have to be very self disciplined.

So, look I just love being friendly and having a chat and realising how much of an impact

you can have on someone else's family.

So, there is certainly a lot of value in getting in young and you can get started on a career

now that potentially someone would spend six or five years at uni to create, that you can

go leaps ahead if you put the work in.