 I think the first one for me is definitely personal questions. I think it's a norm, it's probably India or it's just curiosity of people. So invariably I have been asked about whether what are my plans to get married, what are my plans for future, if I'm planning to have kids anytime soon, what will my in-laws say, how will I manage work and home. And over time I realized that instead of getting offended about it or instead of taking it personally, it's better that I go prepared. So rather than taking it negatively, look at it as something that is obvious and that will be asked. And then just go prepared for your answers, whatever the case may be. More often than not, people appreciate if you've done your research beforehand. So not just about the person you're going to meet, about the fund that you're going to present to, about the industry in general, about what's happening in the market right now, what are the other companies the fund would have invested in or the investor would have invested in. All of this research, all of this background shows that you're more prepared, shows that you know what you're doing, shows you know what you want and that puts you in a far better position than being clueless or just going with the flow without being aware of it. It's important to be assertive and it's also important to be who you are. Inevitably you get influenced by all the other people around you. As a women co-founder with male co-founders, there have been times where I've tried to adapt myself to other people's working styles and I realized that that did not work for me and therefore at the end I just had to be comfortable with who I am, with what my style of working was and be assertive about it. Be clear about it, be confident about it and that same confidence and assertiveness needs to be projected when you're going out for the fund raise as well. Before you're even going for the fund raise, I would urge everybody to take a pause and think about why do you want to go for that fund raise altogether. Is it because you're getting influenced by all the news and the hype and hoopla around it in the market or is it because you feel that that's a genuine business need for you and it also aligns with your life and lifestyle choices. Doing a fund raise is probably the easy part of it. Being part of a company that has raised fund externally is the harder part of it. So it is perfectly alright if the high stress, high action life is not comfortable for you and therefore you would want to be in a slightly more mellowed down but things that you can control fully sort of an environment versus an environment which is very partially in your control and you're driven more by the action and the necessity of delivering certain results.