Craig Hewitt

And so we expect something to happen with our business in the next five years, say.

And so that's a lot of why we joined TinySeed.

And that's kind of the path I expect us to take is something will happen.

I don't know what that is.

We have a lot of options because now we're profitable.

But I'm surprised to hear that you're surprised by that because I view TinySeed getting their money back being mostly in exits for founders.

Just because I think that's the way a lot of businesses go.

Yeah, I would guess that the founders are maybe a little more ambitious than the person you described.

Yeah, I think that's a fair point.

I think that, you know, if you look at really kind of changing your life and putting you on a different trajectory, you know, selling a business for 20 million and taking home, you know, whatever, 10 changes your life versus a business that cash flows, you know, half a million dollars a year.

That's great.

But you can't just go off and do whatever you want for the rest of your life.

Like if you sold for a bunch, a bunch of money.

and you could just put that into dividend funds and things like that, then you have complete control over your life.

And there's a different kind of risk, I guess, involved with your path from there.

Yeah, so we're seven full time people.

And with the services arm, we have some contractors that do, you know, audio editing, writing, we have some folks on the marketing team that help on a contract basis.

Yeah, so we do a lot in content and SEO.

That's kind of our main acquisition strategy these days.

We also have a WordPress plugin that we own and maintain called Seriously Simple Podcasting that is kind of the way a lot of folks find us is through our WordPress integration.