My expectations are, in the beginning, the first few years, maybe not as much as you might think. I do have the intention, some years down the road, to be making a lot of money. I honestly, I know with this type of career, I can make quite a bit of money. I have friends that have been up for quite a while and they're making upwards of $500,000, a million dollars a year. Of course, to have a book of business, they've been doing this for a couple decades or more. That being said, for me, I'm starting off slow because I want to be patient with myself and learn how to do this properly. I think the first year's income, I would like to get to the point where I'm, at the end of those 12 months, making $5,000 a month. That second year, I'd like to be making at least $7,500 a month, $7,500 a month. At the end of the third year, making at least $10,000 a month. That's my bring home pay after taxes and all that. I know, I'm not familiar with that concept, I guess, because as a business owner, having been one, taxes can take quite a bit out, but I want to be able to have that to be my take home pay. Then from there, I just certainly want it to go up until I get to the point where I'm at a comfortable pace in working and then whatever my income settles at, that's what it will be. 