Jules Hill

some just sort of Elance, uh, graphic design work, website work, just sort of making ends meet wherever I could.

Uh, it really depends on the month and what I needed to make that month, to be honest.

Um, but anywhere from 200 to a thousand, um,

depending on them.

No, the rent is pretty steady.

It's about $600, but I was considering, still am considering moving to more of a, using sort of an Airbnb, kind of playing the field there, seeing what I can get, but I haven't done that yet.

Um...

We didn't hit the milestones that I had expected.

I had set some pretty aggressive milestones.

We didn't hit them.

I had gained a lot from the experience of working with Cellbreaker.

Looking back now, I never would have

decided to do something else.

I still think it was the right decision.

But at the point, I just felt that we weren't experiencing the growth personally that sort of I needed the company to experience for me to keep working with them.

You know, I got accustomed to sort of a fast pace of growth, you know, things happening every single day.

And it started to slow down, mostly not because of the

mostly due to legal things.

I mean, we started getting into, um, uh, discussions with, with legal teams from other companies.

And I don't think at all that those things aren't going to get resolved.