Sian Murray

Well, some of it has.

But yeah, now that I'm on the other side, like as soon as we announced Pleasant State was closing, I started getting all these inquiries for work.

Paid work.

Yes.

Good.

And so that was early and I was like, oh, like that was really nice to see as we were going through the process because I was like, oh, like we might be okay.

And yeah, now we're like, yeah, just like we literally just finished like deregistering the business this month and our household income has already doubled.

Yeah.

And like it's not a lot, but it's such a huge, it'll be such a big change for us.

So just knowing that I had that and that the only reason I had that was from Pleasant State as well.

Like all the people that reached out had seen what I'd done with Pleasant State and contacts.

So that was, yeah, really cool too.

Like you just didn't expect that, but it helped carry me through when I thought everything would fall down and it didn't.

So, yeah, it was a really nice silver lining out of all of it for sure.

I do.

I feel like they're all weaving into one, which is kind of nice.

That's great.

Okay, so the next one is your worth is not tied to the success of the business.

Love.

So we've kind of touched on that already, but I think particularly because I was so front-facing at Pleasant State and in every video people would all like –