 But the structure and focus needed to execute on your idea, what is the 1-2-3? Am I fully passionate and committed to this? Because if so, usually you can find a way, at least here. But when that passion or the commitment decreases, it's harder to work through the barriers. It's harder to say, I'm going to go for it, I'm going to implement this. But I do see a lot of entrepreneurs who have fantastic ideas, but the implementation is sometimes lost. And that's when people are talking about business planning. They don't literally mean, oh, do the plan, the plan will make you successful. It's the process of coming up with the linear thoughts, the dates, the goals, and the measures with actual metrics. I will reach ex-sales by this date. And there's research that shows those businesses are not only more successful, they're more successful raising funds. Now, why is that? Is it because they're more focused or is it because they're speaking investor? Further research would be needed to know what the answer is to that. But I can tell you from having pitched to the investor community over and over again that they want to see something that works and something that has not only potential to make money, but these days is already making money. And then number two, that you know your numbers and that you have a fantastic team. So the commitment really needs to be there from the entrepreneur side. Money is not just going to fall from the tree. And that's in the U.S. they're really looking in a microscopic way at this. Abroad there's a whole set of access issues which are completely different than what we face here. And much more challenging politically and socioeconomically.