 Right, yeah Yeah, and and actually it's so I think you're going the right way because a lot of people want to do translations for cheap at the beginning and But unfortunately that's many times locks you into that that sort of level and so yeah, if you do this pro bono I really think it can help later on Obviously, you know as as long as you're doing a good job and whatnot and the other thing Unfortunately is marketing that because you said you live, you know a bit outside London And so yeah, it takes time and effort and money to go to marketing events Which are going to be more you know in the big city in London? so Yeah, I mean I would if I were you I mean it depends on your situation But I probably budget ahead of time try to look up what events are happening Set yourself a budget of either time money or whatever it is per month or per whatever and then it you know See what's going on and and you know try to see what you know what you can attend and what might be worth it and It's good. Yeah, that if you're attending stuff for translators But also since you're in the legal profession already if you can attend stuff that's For lawyers and parallee, you know stuff that's in the legal profession That can be really good as well sometimes depending on what it is a because you already have a pet you know you can speak their language if you will and be You know, you'll probably be one of the only people there who's not a lawyer so you'll kind of stand out in that sense and And if you can go there and say something like and because I was doing this with the financial industry as well you know, I'd go there and they'd all be bankers and you know financial services and they talked to me and I'd be like I'm a translator and they'd be like, oh, wow, you know, what are you doing here and stuff like that? I say I do financial translations and and and they either remember me and be you know you stick out a bit more if you do something like that and and Yeah, the only thing is I mean obviously see how comfortable you feel and you know going to these situations But but yeah, if you can and I would if you have can have business cards made up or something along those lines Or else, you know, just like to sound like an established translator and then you can say, oh, no You know this what I do and I and I like to Keep up with the industry and stuff like that and you know and stuff like that Also, you have a background in in the legal profession. So once again, you speak their language And so you can sort of feel comfortable around them. So Yeah, I think something like that would help another thing since your two languages are English and Russian is to find Meetups or internations groups or stuff like that that deal or other meet-up groups that deal with Russian speakers because you probably have quite a few of those and And you know the good thing about legal translations I imagine I'm not sure but people all the way from Russia to Latvia, Lithuania to Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan probably all you know, and if they're in London, they probably deal with the Russian language In terms of translations and legal documents and stuff like that So, you know, you can have a wide spectrum there as well to look to look into