That was my routine before. Man, I would wake up at like 7 in the morning and go to bed at midnight, man, one in the morning, like that, working all day. They say that mental work is more tiring than manual work, because I would spend the whole day thinking, reflecting on how to make it work, answering people on WhatsApp, creating a product, creating an offer, creating a strategy, studying a lot of stuff, studying tricks, studying copies, everything, that's why today I know a little bit of everything. I know how to play sports, I know how to make pages, I know how to make copies, I know how to make contingency plans because I did a little bit of everything. Let's say that when I was there, studying a lot, I thought look man, there's someone else in Brazil or in the world who is studying right now. If I'm not, that person is already ahead of me and I'm not going to give anyone the chance to pass me by. I thought that this is actually a competition with others. And on one hand, that was good. In fact, it was a competition with myself. Today I understand that. But at the time it was good because it motivated me. I would say, oh wait a minute, there's this son of a bitch over there who's studying 8 hours a day, I'm going to do more than him. And with that thought I was able to kind of push myself further and further, and it was bizarre, man. I felt like a different person. I would wake up in the morning, study 12 hours that day, and come home at night and say, man, I'm a different person. So much so that I gave up my life.