The cybersecurity lifestyle is cap

The cybersecurity lifestyle that's being sold to you guys on social media is cap. There are a lot of creators in this space who you know they're on jets all the time or they're travelling all the time etcetera. Not hating on them, kudos to them. I just want to make sure that I'm level setting your expectation of what it means to actually be in this industry. Cybersecurity can definitely be a launch point into that type of lifestyle, right? So I'm not saying that it's I'm not saying that they're not living that life. But for the average everyday cybersecurity professional, you're not gonna be paying $16,000 a month for an apartment, riding around in a Rolls Royce, like this is not that's that's not what this is. Now, of course you can maybe build up your skills from your cyber security career and go into business for yourself which maybe can provide that kind of lifestyle, or you can work your way up at a company to where you're making you know half a million dollars a year as a VP of cybersecurity or whatever the case may be, or you can become a cybersecurity kind of like creator like I am. I know there's a lot of avenues for monetization that way. But cyber security as an industry by itself, it can provide you realistically with like a upper middle class kinda lifestyle which which really is not bad at all. Um, but I just don't want you guys to get the perception that you're gonna get an entry level role in cyber security and then the next day you're gonna be on you know private jets and and flying out to these different cities and stuff like that. That's not the case. And again, I'm not hating on the people in this industry who have been able to build a business from their skills or have been able to build a business off of their cybersecurity content. That's exactly what I'm trying to do to be completely transparent, right? But I also wanna make sure that yeah like I I want you guys to have reasonable expectations.