So I'm quite from the point of view five guy who wants to do something right. And then the entrepreneur who didn't want thing, I want to do something else also. 

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So now on diversifying. And what you guys have done about that, right? Can you maybe, I mean, I don't know about that, right? I mean, I'm Ghanaian. I'm, I'm from Mali. How do I, how I, how do I get this done? No, I'm not from there. 

I'm just saying. OK, yeah. So basically,y I'll say about diversifying. I just feel like we are at such a time where, like,e we're so privileged right now that there's so much at our disposal. 

I just feel like, as young African millennials, there has never been a better time for us right now. Like we have an even playing field. You can sit down.  Of nowhere and connect with someone across the world, show them your talents, whatever it is that you're doing. We have people who are artists. I think there was a guy who sketched Kevin Hart,l ike, yeah, last year. 

And you know, Kevin Hart saw it and, you know, I can't remember what he did, but the guy's talent was able to be seen by the world, and I think he was rewarded for that.

So I feel like you need to take advantage. Everybody is good at something, and even if you're not good at something, you try something and you find out what you're good at along the way. We have so many platforms. YouTube is free. You know, that's another thing that we got into.