YouTube will be with you in a second here. Just going to get this thing rocking and roll one. Here we go All right, here we go. So my daughter wants a pony and I want to go to outer space. So yesterday I was at a really cool fair Harvest festival and my daughter she kept a little pony and she's two to two She's almost three years old and she's like Papa Can I have a pony and I just it just filled my heart full of warm I love and amaziness and so if you have kids you get it if you don't have kids you could probably still get it And then you know, I have goals myself like I have a goal that I want to take my family outer space I know it sounds kind of crazy, but why not? You know and and what's interesting about seven eight years ago I basically stopped dreaming. What's up Derek?  That you always wanted now. I probably won't play in the NFL Which is okay I've created other dreams to have but what it did is it taught me. Hey, Dustin Global Kentucky what's happening? But but I want you to take a moment and think about this like we have all these dreams We're kids and then we just give up on and I did I know I did in my 20s. I life was tough I had a really challenging time for about eight years Um when I was 21 lost my father my mom died with the disorder or cancer my wife left me I got you know, I got in trouble the military. I had to get out. I had to figure out life I was just frigid and cold. I was injured. I couldn't lift my arms. My leg didn't work You know, I was just it was a tough time in my life Um compared to other people, it's you know, they may have other times but then I stopped dreaming I gave up a lot of those things and Fortunately eight years ago. I was I met a guy that got me back dreaming again and thinking about what's what's possible What can I create in this world in life? And I think that as I meet more people I feel so so many people give up on their dreams Um of what they want it and it's like they can't ever have it and then they give up on their health dreams You know, um, you know, I'm talking to you know, grandpa's and grandmothers that are not Their dream is to spend more time with their grandkids But they're not doing the things that they need to get there because they're not inspired to go get it And or they feel like it's too high too high of a mountain to climb and or they don't know how to do it They don't know how to achieve it And so it's just something that just touches my heart because Man, there's never it's never too late. You know, there's never too late. You hear of um, uh, Colonel Sanders, uh, is that the guy's name that the Kentucky Fried Chicken? I mean that all happened in his 60s y'all and now it's an entrepreneur concept But my mom and her 65 she got healthy in our 70s. She's healthier than she was in she was in her 50s Like it's never too late to go chase your dreams.  And then and then and then, you know, Michael Rutherford a good buddy of mine He said there's more number one hit songs in the grave than there is ever been song Meaning that there's so many people out there with talent that never step out to go for it And then they go they go to the grave without without ever without ever pursuing it and he goes like don't be that guy Don't be that guy. That's it. But that's who I was when I met him I stopped dreaming and I was like, oh, I'm good enough. My car is good enough. My house is good enough and they're great But it wasn't what I was dreaming about when I was a kid And and I gave up but I didn't realize because I gave up my dreams. I started going backwards not forward in my life I was going backwards.  So My daughter wants a pony and I want to go outer space And uh, so I I want to just hear another shout out like and I didn't get to read anybody But what are the things that you wanted to do when you were a kid? What are your dreams? What are the things you want to do with your kid? What's your goal today? Do you have a goal now outer space is my north star Ironically, this was not planned, but I have this on my desk.  What if that actually happens? What if I make 20 million dollars? What if I have 20 million dollars in the bank? What's that going to feel like that's kind of scary, right? Used to be scary anymore. Now I want more. I want more and it's not about the money It's about the pursuit to go getting it. It's fun to go out and create and do things that comes out comes in But anyway, I want to go outer space or I don't take my family outer space I want to be the first family out of me not the first family But I want to be one of the first families ever to go outer space as a vacation And I don't know what that's gonna look like yet. I don't know how it's gonna work out I don't care actually. I just know that it's gonna happen In some capacity have a house with a pool overlooking the water with a boat. That sounds awesome Christie, I love it. I want to see a picture. Christie, send me a picture of that house All right, this is my rule though.  Christie, how many houses have you looked at? Christie, how many houses have you Went and looked at that actually are over the water Like with a slide and all that good stuff in a boat. Have you looked at those houses? If you don't look at them then your dreams not becoming real But at the end of the day So the cool thing is and this is not what I'm going to talk about but there's there's goals along the way They have your knowledge you know our star so so many people I mean so many people they want to go to Paris They want to take the kids to Disney World But they never ever plan it out. They don't know what even costs. They don't know what it's going to take They just automatically think it's not possible or they don't they don't dream about it and actually go plan it See what it's going to take and then set a goal in place Maybe maybe what you do is just you want to go to Paris with your your wife your husband Maybe what you do is you find out how much it costs. It's gonna be $10,000 because I want to go in style You can go for way less than that, but maybe that's what you want to do Okay, so maybe you save $100 a week or $100 a month or $100 a week, right? Save $100 a month How many months would it take to get to Paris? Right 100 months. Okay. Well, you can go to Paris now now you can start to believe But what if you can save $100 a week? What if you can create an extra income to offset it and make $500 a month you put away for Paris Put a plan together That's the goal put the plans together so that you can achieve the North Star for me to go to outer space There's a few factors you have to be in shape enough You got to be healthy enough you got to have enough money to go to outer space Fortunately, the cost is coming down. It's not going it's not going up But that's the exciting thing plan it out figure it out. Where are you at? Where do you want to go?  I love you anyway. I'd be honest with you But but be careful not to shoot down other people's dreams.  My mom just jumped on here mom. I love you I was just talking about you but the best gift my mom ever gave me is not her love That's that's very evident. That's not the best gift. She ever gave me the best gift My mom member gave me she's never told me that I couldn't achieve anything Yep, she never told me now.  How do I make that kind of money? Like she had her own thoughts of things that were going to be hard But she never ever told me it wasn't possible if I want to be a pro athlete. She never told me I couldn't do that I had I didn't make it though. Just y'all know I came up short. I didn't make it. Um, I think I was good enough I think I could have did it There's a lot of life lessons in there, but at the end of the day She never told me it wasn't possible when I told her that I wanted to move by new house I want to have more houses. I wanted to travel.  I tell you what I didn't learn to read as a kid I was in reading. I was in a remedial reading. I I'm actually getting tested mom. Just you know, I'm getting test tested for dyslexia dyslexia in the next few months Um, pretty confident that I probably am but we'll find out.  Anything is possible I'm just telling you anything is freaking possible If you're willing to have a dream go for it and set a standard for yourself to live by And let's say that again have a dream go for it instead of standard for yourself to live by The one other tip I give you is that you got to find something to follow, right?   I'm super stoked for them and be that guy too You know do it anyway But if you really want to take it in a path find somebody that has what you want to go do what they did And go change your life forever because my daughter wants a pony, right? My daughter wants a pony. I want to go to outer space y'all and why not? Why not? I mean, how freaking cool it is to take our entire family to outer space it's game on that's This is what it is And you know, I learned this one more tip before I go off and uh, we're going to go shopping get our daughters Her their their birthday dresses Is our CEO said something to me and that's why I love prove it. It's like we grow people We it's about people people think we're in the ketone space and we do have the number one Ketone supplement in the world number one product in the world number one supplement in the world one of the Number one health products in the world back by the top signs in the world. It's pretty amazing But it's actually not what we do What we do is help people live better and grow more and the opportunity is for you to participate however you want That's that's the gift. You just got to decide what role you want to play But he said something to me was really special.   I had misbelief. I didn't trust the leader I didn't know to trust the leader. Most of it was internally in me I was afraid I was nervous. I was afraid of failing. I was afraid of what people were going to think of me All these all these things going on and I see that today and prove with people that see Prove it at ketones. They're like it's network marketing. It's an mlm Who cares who cares who cares what people think they don't pay your bills But at the end of the day The platform works it works really really well. We just made it better Right, who cares the alternative is to stay where you're at and not live a better life Right, that's the alternative.  They said That's tough. This is simple as long as you do the work and the coolest piece of advice I got was was From chris chris is my old client of mine and he's very successful and a very successful business And he goes doesn't he goes when you start this business He goes the one tip i'll give you he goes he goes if you like the product which he drank the product I drink right we love the product right and he goes and you can respect the leadership He goes the rest is up to you He goes the rest is up to you he goes you got to go to work And he goes treat this if you really want to do big like big big And he goes you'll make more money doing that than ever in the franchise He goes it's not even close not even close if you go after it if you really go after it He goes he goes but whatever number he goes the biggest downsize to what you're going to get involved in is There's not a lot of money to invest he goes your initial cost is low And he got and i'm like that's a downside. He goes. Yeah, it's a huge downside He goes when I started my company he goes, you know, we had to invest 20 30 50 million dollars to get it started He goes do you think i'm going to work really hard if I invested that much money?  It's a couple hundred bucks 500 bucks a thousand dollars, whatever not very much He goes so you need to add three zeros to the end of it and work like you just invested that So that's what I did and I and I was a gift for me because I treated it as like I invested a million dollars Now I didn't treat it like I invested A thousand dollars or whatever I think it was only five or six hundred when we started I didn't look at it that way And so that was huge. Yes, you can share it anywhere you guys want to you guys in my lives You can share into the world I'm just going to tell you if you're on this live and you're watching this the replay or whoever And you want to do more or participate in this or if you want to become a promoter If you want to drink our product if you're not drinking this you're I can't it's hard for me to help you. It's really hard Like it's it's so powerful what this is the product is is truly amazing But I would tell you I I I vowed over the last three months is that I got to talk more about prove it than the product And the reason why is that we are not where we are because of the product We are because of the company. We are where we're at. We live in a whole different We've lived in Four zip codes now since we started this we found our our our homeland where we want to raise our kids We've traveled the world our kids have been around the world. We've lived an amazing life We have a lot of freedom in our life and that's because of prove it Keytones are just the thing that we've been able to help people live better through their health Prove it has given us the ability to become better parents better better husbands better wives better spouses and better people And and gives us a legacy to lead for our family like that's what prove it's given us So if you want to participate in what we're doing I would just tell you to just talk to whoever invited you to my lives If it's me if you're following me to follow me to reach out talk to me Let's see if it's a fit if it's the product's a fit and it should be everybody should drink ketones No questions asked just drink them every day for the rest of your life You let my freak some people out, but I've drinking for 90 days and you'll realize why you want to drink for the rest of your life How's that? But if you really want to look at something in a serious manner like look at our business But I only only piece of advice i'm going to teach you is like Realize what you're what you're participating in is this not something that you just I mean too many people join this industry And they dabble and then they say it didn't work It works the leadership is here The leadership is at the top of the company the person that you enroll may not be the right leader for you But somebody above them is the right leader you got to go find those people And come to all of our events you got to show up to our events if you don't show up to our events We can't train you if we can't train you you can't be the top You can't you can't you got to get trained and everything you do you got to get trained right you got to file the plan And that's not always easy. Um, I missed a couple events because I've had babies on the bed days I've had two babies on event days kind of crazy my third my the next baby will not be in an event day So, uh, a couple weeks from now But anyway, that's just me out to you But if you if you if you want more information Literally legitimately if you want a pony you want to go to outer space or you want to go to disney If you want to go to paris you want to live a better life you got to make a change And what I realized Eight years ago is that my life wasn't going to change if I didn't change That's it. That's what I realized and guess what I changed what I was doing. I changed I changed the way I did everything Literally everything and I'm still changing. I'm going to keep evolving because I have more things I want more impact I want to make more lives. I want to change and mission to a million. You can see it on the side um, and so um, so I'm super excited I hope this live came off well, but what's your north star if you haven't just jumping on if you haven't already put down What's your big goal? What's your big dream? What's the thing that you've always wanted to and are you willing to go for it? Are you willing to give something up to have that? And that's the question and if you are then find something that you can do that's going to get you there. You can't just You got to do something You got you got to you got to put the energy towards something and if you do that your life will forever get better So, uh, with that said and done. I have some really cool videos coming out soon So stay tuned Any one of my channels stay tuned. I have a lot of really neat videos coming out a lot Some of them are gonna be about ketones. Some of them be about about coaching about development about leadership Um, and uh, we got to spend some time with Jay Shetty this week. It was really cool spending time with him realizing, um Man, we're all powerful beings. We're all powerful people and uh, everybody watching this is a powerful person. So, um, I'd love to make an upper side of 5k a month. Nice. That's awesome But I would ask you why denny so people put money down. I always ask why Right. Why do I want to go to outer space is because my whole life I've looked up at the stars and I'm just fascinated and I just it's a dream I look at outer space. I'm like, why not? Like it's an opportunity. I've gotten to fly in crazy jets I got to jump off of things But you know the one thing I've never got to do is is look look at earth from out there Right, we look at out there and we see how beautiful the stars are But people don't realize how beautiful earth is until you see it from a different perspective And that makes you want to take care of your land makes want to take care of what you have And so I have a lot of reasons why I want to go outer space It's not just because I check off the list is because I really want to see the world from a different perspective So that we can appreciate the world we actually live in I know that's kind of deep That's really how I think about going to outer space And I want to set a standard for my kids to realize that any any any of my limitations shouldn't hold them back Because I have limitations in my brain that I'm working through but nothing I know none of my limitations should ever do that Um So denny unpack that a little bit more denny put down her goal and I want you to unpack that more If you have a financial goal really dive in them why?   I can literally like we just bought a new house house here in northern california Or we're designing a new house. We haven't built it yet, but it's designed here We have a design of what we want and it's just something that's pulling us towards it And we're enjoying our life as we go into this new life And so denny really design it write it out. What is your life where they look like and then That'll also tell you if the five thousand dollars is what you really want or not The design your life. What does that look like?  Tell them your dreams. Tell them how you're going to get there. Maybe it's not with us That's okay. Whatever it is that you're going to go do to get what you want tell them Be like tell them talk about it. Talk about your dreams. Talk about your goals. Talk about what you want to achieve I promise you it's more fun than not Right and then put the plan together find a plan to follow and get get along with it and go put the plan Up to to accomplish it. Have a great shop with the girls. I will Liam. I'm digging up with the girls in the family Y'all have an awesome saturday appreciate y'all for plugging in And if you're following me to follow me and you want to you want to work with me Just text me message me and we'll figure something out I'm out one down two down by instagram three down four down and


Hello and welcome to the session. In this session, we are going to discuss the following question and the question says that calculate the median of the following table. Here, the distribution is given such that the marks are given in the range of 1 to 10, 11 to 20, 21 to 30, 31 to 40, 41 to 50, with the corresponding frequency given by 5, 13, 18, 7 and 4. For continuous series, median md is given by the formula l plus i upon f into n by 2 minus c, where n is the sum of the frequencies denoted by summation f, n by 2 is the median number, is the lower limit of the median class, the frequency of the class just lower than the median class of the median class, frequency of the median class. Key idea, we shall proceed with the solution. Since we are given an inclusive series, so first we convert it into exclusive one by deducting 0.5 from the lower limit and adding 0.5 to the upper limit. So, the given distribution can be written like this. Now, we shall find cumulative frequency, the first entry in the cumulative frequency column will be same as that of frequency, that is 5, next will be 5 plus 13, that is 18, 18 plus 18, 36, 36 plus 7, 43, 43 plus 4, 47. Here, is equal to sum of the frequencies, that is 47 and median number is given by n by 2, that is 47 by 2 which is equal to 23.5. Now, cumulative frequency just greater than 23.5 is 36 whose class interval is 20.5 to 30.5 which is the median class. Therefore, the median class is 20.5 to 30.5. Now, using the key idea, we know that for continuous series, median is given by l plus i upon f into n by 2 minus c, where l is the lower limit of the median class, that is 20.5, i is the width of the median class given by 30.5 minus 20.5, that is 10, f is the frequency of the median class, that is 18, f is equal to 18 and c is the cumulative frequency of the class just lower than the median class, that is 18, c is equal to 18. Now, substituting all these values in the formula, we get median md is equal to l, that is 20.5 plus i upon f, that is 10 upon 18 into n by 2 minus c, that is 23.5 minus 18 which is equal to 20.5 plus 10 upon 18 into 5.5 which is equal to 20.5 plus 55 upon 18, that is 20.5 plus 3.05 which is equal to 23.55, so md is equal to 23.55, hence the median marks are 23.55 which is the required answer. This completes our session, hope you enjoyed this session.


Hello, everybody. Today we are here with Jack Pitman, who is a YouTuber, a PuzzleOpshipper, and a good friend of mine. He did a lot of videos with Jack in his YouTube channel. How are you, Jack? I'm awesome, man. It's the beginning of my day, and I got five calls today, which is pretty busy. Normally, I try and be very free. Cool. Can you explain a bit about these calls, how it works? Yeah, yeah. I have a Calendly link. This is just a really simple scheduling tool that allows anybody to book time with me, essentially. They just go to the link, and then they save the time of day that they want to talk and what they want to talk about. I have options because I run a YouTube channel. I like it when people talk to me, and I'll publish the videos on my YouTube channel. For me, getting that content is the payment, but I also have an option to talk privately. If somebody wants to pick my brain and not have me record it, then they can pay me 20 bucks for 30 minutes. I started this three or four weeks ago, and people have actually been using it, which is crazy to me, but it's been another income stream, which is awesome. Nice. It's about any specific subject, or you're talking about different subjects in the videos and in these calls? Any subject, technically. Like the person who schedules the call can pick. For example, if another YouTuber wants to schedule a call with me, like you with this one, then they can just go to the link and schedule it and pick the subject that we talk about. Typically, it's about dropshipping or self-employment or online income from courses, these kind of subjects. I also get calls about Nicaragua, about from tourists who want to come here and they want to ask somebody who lives there what it's been like, yada, yada, yada. But technically, somebody could just call and we could talk about, I don't know, like planting or something. Technically, there's no limitation. Nice. The people about the Nicaragua comes to you because of your video in YouTube? Yeah. Yeah. I've got like 20 videos about living in Nicaragua, so people see that I'm here and they want to ask questions. I do content about like sometimes traveling. A lot of it's about like the cost of living and comparing how different things are in Nicaragua versus a place like the US. Cool. Nice. I really like your lifestyle as you know. I believe you went just where it's good for you, where you like. I wanted to ask you today about what are you doing right now, like still dropshipping or just YouTube or what are you doing right now? Yeah. Right now, my focus is Skillshare. So I guess that's not entirely true because I also focus on YouTube, but I make content so regularly on YouTube that I don't really have to think about making it. It's just kind of how I cope with life and how I respond to the things that happen to me. So I don't think about my time on YouTube, but I do like spend a lot of time recording and reaching out to people and communicating and talking to people. But Skillshare is definitely the thing I'm trying to like make big, if that makes sense. And Skillshare is a course marketplace. And so after I actually got band dropshipping, like the end of last year, I got in over my head. I had an enterprise store with over 100,000 items and then it was super complicated. But after I got banned, I took a look at my life and realized that I had an opportunity because even though I had lost my income stream from dropshipping, I still had income from other income streams. And I had an opportunity to change everything that I'm doing with my life and make sure that every part of my day revolves around something that I love to do and that I want to do. And for me, dropshipping wasn't in that interest because my focus is on people and working with people, making content with people and educating people. So I came across Skillshare, which is a course marketplace platform where you can create courses and then you get paid as people use them and also as you refer people to the site. And the main draw for Skillshare for me is the fact that it has a monthly fee. So instead of buying each course individually, a person just pays 15 bucks a month and they get every course on the entire platform. And for me, a lot of my audience is international. So they live in countries like Nicaragua or Morocco, where the cost of living is really low, but it's also hard to find work. So these people don't have as much money and they need information. And so I'm really happy that I came across Skillshare because even if you're paying for it, 15 bucks a month for every course that you want is a really good deal. And that being said, you can get Skillshare access completely free. If you sign up through an instructor's free trial, like mine, for example, or anybody's, you get two months. And then if you make one course, 10 minute course, you get a whole year. So technically anybody in the world can access Skillshare for a whole entire year and educate themselves about something. And for me, that's really, really appealing because I don't want to just be using opportunities that are unique to Americans or unique to a small percentage of my audience. I want to be doing things and earning money in a way that I feel really passionate about. That is also things that anybody in the world, like whether they're in Morocco or Nicaragua could also do. So I feel really excited about Skillshare. Amazing. So actually, if you just doing if you just do one video of 10 minutes, you get one year for free in this Skillshare site, right? Yeah. So you have to meet the minimum requirements for the course. But Skillshare courses in general are much shorter than most other courses. Like one of my courses is 20 minutes, two of them are an hour and one is like 30 minutes. It's actually kind of hard to make a 10 minute course. So there's a couple other minor requirements, like you can't just have one video, it has to have an introduction to your course. So maybe like three or four, two or three minute videos is what you would need to actually do. And aside from that, as long as your videos and 720p, there's no glaring issues with your audio and you're not talking about any prohibited subjects, then that's all that you need to do to get the year of membership. You would actually you would also need to participate in a workshop, which is kind of like, it's a forum, and you post your progress. So you'll be like, Oh, hey, I'm going to start on this workshop challenge to get this course created in a month. And then as long as you post the course, once you finish in the workshop discussion, that's what actually gets you the year of Skillshare membership. Amazing. What can I learn though? So Skillshare, most of the topics on Skillshare are focused on like the arts, like creating and drawing and like painting these kind of things. So you're going to find that subjects, of courses of those subjects, it's super, super saturated. There are tons and tons and tons of them. Whereas on other subjects like online marketing, there's a lot of options but not as many options as they have with like watercoloring and that kind of thing. Whereas when it comes to like programming or reselling, there's not very many options available on Skillshare. So there's a couple. But because Skillshare isn't as lucrative for the instructors when it comes to having a course on the platform, Skillshare pays really well for referrals, they'll pay $10 for every free trial user you bring to the platform. And that's really good money for a referral system. However, when it comes to people actually engaging with your courses, they'll pay five cents per minute watched. And for a lot of instructors, that's just not like they could sell a course on Udemy or on Teachable and sell it for $300 a pop. And in Skillshare, you would need to get 6000 minutes to get that much money. So for a lot of instructors, especially if they already have an audience and they're established, it's not Skillshare isn't they don't they don't want their audience to know that they have courses on Skillshare because it's so much cheaper for the student to get it on Skillshare. And this also means that a lot of the like major courses that are really well known and doing well on Udemy or Teachable or other platforms, it's less likely their instructors are going to go over to Skillshare and make a course there just because it's such a cheap option for the students, which means that the instructors don't earn as much. So in a lot of subjects, there's like, there are videos, but there's not a whole lot of competition. On Skillshare, even though it's art focused, you can make any course as long as it's not about dropshipping or multi level marketing, or like a couple other banned subjects, like you can't talk about sex or relationships. And I think that's pretty much it. But they can learn the things like marketing or Instagram. Yeah, or like selling on eBay, these kind of things. Cool. So we can find our interesting things. And how is if you compare it to YouTube, because I said that Udemy is more profitable than the Skillshare, if you compare it to YouTube. So YouTube, YouTube and Skillshare is a really lucrative combination. And that's just because Skillshare's Skillshare doesn't pay well for people engaging in your course, but it does pay you really well to bring people to the Skillshare platform. So in the affiliate world, for what it's worth, just to take a step back, affiliate marketing, right, when you're being paid to offer services from somebody else, or to market somebody's product, right? It's pretty typical that you can get paid, like if you're getting paid $10 for referral, you're going to get that payment once the referral actually pays something, like not when they sign up for the free trial, but once they actually sign up for the monthly service, right? To get $10 for a free trial sign up is a really unusual and very, very incentivizing situation. Most of the time with affiliate systems, you don't get paid unless the customer pay $10 just to have the person sign up for a trial. So this is why it pairs so well with YouTube, because if you're running a YouTube channel and you're generating your own traffic, it's a really easy way to monetize that traffic, because it's not like you have to convince somebody to use some random product that they don't care about. It's really easy to be like, Hey, you can learn almost anything on this platform. Here's two months of free access. You sign up for it. I get $10. It's a super, super awesome situation because it's so beneficial for the person signing up. And it's really easy to convince people to sign up because it's honestly a good situation. And so with YouTube, what I view YouTube as is traffic generation. YouTube is how you establish yourself and you get known and you get and then you can start directing traffic from your YouTube channel to other and also people are going to benefit from the traffic on your YouTube channel. Like that's how we met, for example, like I run a YouTube channel, you videos with you about your products on my channel, so you can benefit. And YouTube is super powerful for this reason. Nice. I wanted to ask you a bit about your lifestyle now, like you travel and how do like, can you share with people what do you do now, like in life, because you moved from the United States out and how it works now for you? Yeah, absolutely. So so when that's the best thing about earning money online is that you can change your location to effectively double or triple your income overnight. Like I don't know anything else that you can do that with like you can make one little tweak and then boom, you're earning two or three times as much money. And the reason we can do this is because if we come from a country with a high cost of living, like Israel or the United States, these kind of places, then by by being able to earn enough money to get by in that country, you've already passed the point way past the point where you can earn enough money to live in a foreign country with a low cost of living, right? So in my case, I was in the United States, in order to really become self employed in the United States, you need to earn about $2,000 a month. There's some places you could get by with like a grand a month. But in general, you need about two grand a month in the US to to live. And if you're living in certain areas, that's nowhere near enough money in a lot of places in California, that's, that is not enough to survive, you won't be able to pay your basic bills and have food. So compare that to Nicaragua, where like my local friends, because I live in Nicaragua now, they went to college, got a degree, got a job, and they're earning $7,000 a year. So that's a little bit more, a little bit less actually than $4 per hour. And that's like with college education and everything. So you can live here, you only need like $500. It's a quarter of the amount of money you need in the United States. So what I found was I was in a position where I was still working a day job. I was a barista at Starbucks, and I had gotten the job at Starbucks, specifically so that I could become self employed. Starbucks has a very flexible schedule. One of their things is that they will work with you so that you can accomplish whatever you are trying to accomplish. Most of the time this is going to school, right? But for me, it was getting my own my my self employment status being able to be my own boss and earn money from my computer. That was my goal. And Starbucks was the thing that allowed me to ease into that. But what I found was that I had to work at Starbucks in order to get my bills paid. But the time that I was spending at Starbucks was getting in the way of me actually growing my business. And so I had an opportunity to move to Nicaragua and live there for a month. And I did that. And then I ended up like falling in love with a place and ended up coming back here and live here for nine months. And in that nine month period, I was able to quit my job in the US and become fully self employed. And I ended up going back to the US for nine months thinking Oh, now that I'm self employed and I'm earning money, everything's going to be great. I won't have the same problems I had before everything's going to be happy. But I actually found I was really lonely and depressed and the US is really expensive. So I actually ended up moving back to Nicaragua at the beginning of this year about four months ago. And it has been awesome. It's so much easier to save money. I don't really have any burdens about whether bills will get paid or any of that. It's a completely different mentality here because I have faith that everything will be taken care of like my rent here could triple and I would still be okay. So it just gives you so much more flexibility and and typically you would sacrifice friendships or you would sacrifice whatever connections you have where you currently are to go to another country like this. But I got really lucky and I ended up meeting a community of really awesome people and establishing a history with them in my past when I was here at first. And so essentially, I moved away from Nicaragua and I stayed in touch with all the friends I made and I actually got closer to them and ended up moving back in with them. So now I have all the benefits. I have the cheaper cost of living. I have the community, the feelings of family and everything all here. So it's been amazing and it's so easy to accomplish things just because there's there's nothing holding me back. And I can do anything I want. It's really great. That's amazing. So actually say that with $700 in Nicaragua, you can live like a great life without any problems. Yeah, like so 700 bucks wouldn't give you enough to completely fix most problems because so if you're earning $700 a month, you're earning more than most Nicaraguans who are educated and working. But that doesn't mean that you have enough money that if something really like if somebody you love dies, you can't necessarily fix the situation, you know, or if you get in some kind of legal trouble and you need to bribe somebody, maybe you don't have enough money for that. Whereas if you have like a grant a month, then you can basically do anything. Because at that point, it's hard to spend that much money unless you're really, really being frivolous. So you start saving up money without even really trying to just because everything's so cheap. Me, for example, the ways that I spend most money are like buying lots of food to cook for for a bunch of people because I love to cook. And in the states, I had to be careful about that because it's easy to drop like $800 on a meal for like five or six people. And that's just one event, right? Whereas in Nicaragua, like my splurge is at the grocery store costs like 40, 50 bucks. And that's as high as it gets. Whereas splurging in the US, I would pay like $200 or something like that. And so I don't even really have to fix things because I just splurge and buy food and cook for people. And it ends up being cheaper than it would be elsewhere. So I'm still saving money. Amazing. Is it dangerous to live there? Any problems with the security there? So it's a bit complicated because if you look online, Nicaragua, in particular, there were some events that happened in April. And essentially, what it boils down to is there is there are these protests against the government.  It is possible to get hurt if you are participating in one of these protests. And also, if you do participate in the protests, you risk the government, like listing you as a member of these protests, and then you'll be targeted by the government and they'll try and like jail you and deport you and that kind of thing. So essentially, if you participate in these protests, there are big problems. You do not want to come to Nicaragua. It is really dangerous. But if you have nothing to do with these protests, it's completely fine. And so like for me, I'm not really affected by the things here because the cost of living is low. It's hard for locals to find work. But because I earn online, I don't need to worry about that. I honestly don't feel any different here than I did in the US. Granted, I didn't live in the safest places in the United States. Like I lived in Wheeling.  So there's a lot of like homelessness and like drug problems and that increases crime rates and these kinds of things. But I don't feel like in my day to day life, I'm not stopped from doing something that I want to do out of fear or safety. If I want to do something, I'm comfortable to do it. I go to grocery stores. I go to the park to skate. I don't like walk outside alone at night. I don't go to the markets after the afternoon because they're pretty dangerous. But aside from that, honestly, I don't feel in any more danger than I did in the US. But again, it's really important to understand you cannot participate or go to the protests. If you're going to these events, you are risking your life. Oh, okay. So I think that we will end with one question. What would you recommend to someone who want to try this lifestyle like you do right now? Ah, okay. So there's there's one thing that I think distinguishes people who are able to become self employed and do what they want from people who are unable to do so. And that is one thing about the way that we think almost everybody wants to be self employed. We want to be able to like who wouldn't want all of your bills covered without having to do any work every day. Like you because you took care of all of it in the past, you know, I mean, that I think everybody would want that, right? Like everybody would want to not technically have to work to have your rent taken care of your food taken care of your entertainment, all taken care of that sounds ideal. But most people don't end up actually living that lifestyle. And that's because most of us don't believe that it's actually real. We think that people who are like that, they are just well connected or they're lucky, or they are super smart, or they have worked super, super, super hard. And that's how they got that situation. But really the only difference between people who can do it and people who can't is the way that you think. If you want to be self employed, you have to treat self employment like any other occupation. You can't you can't doubt whether doctors make money or dentists make money or plumbers or electrician or carpenters. All of these people make money. Obviously, there's no doubt about that. Yet when we talk about self employment, a lot of people are really skeptical. And they'll be like, I don't know they are they they're scamming people or not. There's so many reasons that that we can't do it. But really, in order to do it, you just have to really believe that it's possible and want it.  And maybe it seems scary and intense now. But three or four years, you'll have the life you want. Amazing. Actually, it's all about the mindset. I think absolutely. I think this is relevant to anything in business. Like, I think that businessmen without the right mindset, it will not work because they would always have problems and they would always have hard times. And only if you change the mindset and you understand that this what should be so everything will work in both ways. And the business and the lifestyle. Yeah, every obstacle isn't a reason to stop. It's a problem to solve. Exactly. Thank you very much, Jack. I was really, really, really happy to do this interview with you. Thank you for coming here. Yeah, this was fun. It's fun to be on the other side. Bye.