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I got to the point as a UGC Creator where I landed a deal for $4,000 and then I was just consistent landing $1,000,000 brand deals every time that I worked with the brand. Yet, I still decided to quit UGC and I never really took the time to explain why I did this. Simply, why I can put it is this. There's a difference between being a business owner and being self-employed. And I feel like with UGC, you are always going to be self-employed because you can never work yourself out of that business because as a UGC Creator, you are always responsible to be on camera to take the time to do this. And it's really hard to built systems around this to exploit the process. And for me, personally, I always had dreams of being able to build a business of my own and with UGC, I kind of felt like I was just a pawn working to help build someone else's dreams. This is not saying that you can't create great income with UGC and this is not saying that you know, I am above doing UGC. I think that it's a amazing, amazing opportunity that so many people should pursue. Because of UGC, I have now been able to start my own brand. And when I do choose to work with creators down the line, I want to very much compensate creators very fairly because I know the value and the effort and energy that it goes into, you know, to being able to be someone that can add value to brands and that's what it's all about. But I always want to pay my knowledge forward to the next person to help them grow. So if you have any questions about UGC, comment them below and I will answer them.