I learnt a lot from the course and I hope my takeaways resonate with you. Before we get into the project, I thought we'd revisit the cost specialization and how it relates to the project. For the Fintech regulation course, Co, what is about regulation that is so crucial to know and understand while developing your startup idea in business planning? When we designed this course, we wanted to give entrepreneurs and idea of the regulatory environment to make sure that they can comply with whatever regulations they have in their home country. A, it makes a whole business much more sustainable, it makes sure you stay out of jail, and it also helps you identify business opportunities that are so far overlooked in the current market. So once you understand what the regulatory framework is, you start seeing where your idea can skirt on the edges and can sit in nicely so that you curve out your niche for your own startup. Great answer. Moving onto the Blockchain course, how can we apply what you've learned about technology in our next step for business planning? Once you have an idea of what you want to do, you need to know how you can best do it. So we thought in this course, we put together a couple of topics around blockchain to give you a very good understanding of the core functionality, when to use it, when not to use it, as well as an introduction to AI because these are really the two pillars of the Fintech revolution. So we wanted to give you good understanding of the actual technology that you can use to build your idea into something that is real, into a real company. In the course of building Fintech startups, you saw how complex emerging markets are, and that we need to a person entrepreneurship with a human-centered design, Co, what are your tips for working on your business plan and pitch? I think the most important thing young entrepreneurs need to take to heart is to be precise, to have a good story, to be very clear about what it is that you do, how it generates value for someone, for your customer, and why you're the right person to actually generate this value. So make sure that you have a good story that tells an investor who hasn't seen your product yet, who doesn't know your idea in its fullest extent, just make sure that the investor understands what it is you want to achieve. So tell a good story, make it clear how you create value, and be as precise about this as possible, and put in a lot of time into this. It's very easy to come up with a story but it's very hard to be precise and to the point. Thanks Co, that was really insightful.