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The best thing to do is to work for someone who's building a business. And if you can't do that, become a co-founder with someone who's got more experience than you. And if you can't do that, then you need to do some small side hustles. A side hustle is an open and shut business case. So within 90 days, you're gonna start something and finish something. You're not gonna get yourself into a long-term thing. You're just gonna start something, see how it goes, and it ends in 90 days. When I was a teenager, I did nightclub parties. So the nightclub party had a time where we would agree with the club that we were gonna have the venue. Then we had a promotion phase. Then we ran the party, and then that was it. At the end of the night, we split the money, and that was the finish. And it all happened very quickly. And you get the learning experience, but you don't have the ongoing connection to the business. I also sold roses door-to-door. So on Valentine's Day, I bought a few hundred roses. We dressed up in tuxedos, and we went door-to-door selling Valentine's Day roses. And that probably lasted three weeks from the time we came up with the idea to the time we found a supplier, bought the roses, went door-to-door, and made our sales, and then it was all finished at the end of Valentine's Day. So these are called side hustles, and the important point is that they're not ongoing ventures. They're just open and shut, and then you can reflect. You can then sort of see what worked, what didn't work, and then see if you wanna continue after that.