Rob Luna

If you were creating a business, what sectors would you be looking at?

I would be looking at sectors, again, that are solving problems for people who don't have a lot of time.

And by solving that problem for them are willing to pay for that.

And that can be just about anything from financial services to, like, I talked about it before when I was saying, when I say anything that's from personal experience, getting someone to come and groom your dog.

Like these people are booked out four, five, six months to be able to do that, right?

We don't groom our own dogs, right?

And we're willing, and it's not cheap.

Like every time they come, the dog's like 250, 300 bucks to get groomed.

There's clearly just in our neighborhood, a demand for these services.

There's no supply.

So there's a problem.

We don't have the time to cut our dogs ourselves.

There's no one who wants to show up and do it.

Why not do that?

Why not go out there, learn how to do it, be the person who does it yourself, then hire somebody else to get the second van out there going.

Then the third, it's almost anything, pick anything, Sean, but it goes back to, are you willing to do what an electrician plumber does?

Like you can become, I've worked with multi, multi millionaires, close to billionaires in everything, plumbing, landscaping, pest control.

All these are services that people with money are willing to pay for.

And if you understand how to build, scale a company, use technology to motivate that, you can really go out there and win today.

So I'm not going to say like the big thing is be an AI consultant.