>> I would start again with discipline because, you know, you can have the faith and the belief
that you can do something, but there's work that's applicable to that.
So you have to stay the course on being disciplined; to not watch as much television,
not hang out with your friends, not run around in bars.
But to stay focused on the goal and what you're trying to get done.
The tenacity and the resilience is the strength behind that that keeps pushing your forward.
And also I would say, being someone that had to be a constant learner.
In the military, you're being trained all the time to do your job.
And then make sure -- that's why we're number one, you know, military force, right,
in the world because we're very well trained.
So that was another aspect that was easy for me to transition into for entrepreneurship
because you need to really know what you're doing and get your business acumen up to par.
Even though I did a minor in strategic entrepreneurship and management with UMUC,
in the end, you know, that was a nice kickstart for when I started my business
because I was able to pull back from that information.
But there's constant training in the land of entrepreneurship