A review process case study compiles biographies, education, and financials into one resource. Participants are given specific areas to focus on, but groups often drift away from them, citing blind spots they've spotted instead.
Right. So would you speak a little bit about the review process case study? Okay. For the audience to know what that is. What do you want to know about it? Well, how about what is it?
So we like, so that, that case study is really that, that book. That's the base set of knowledge that we put together from biographies to education, to their financials, to all of the, all of that data that we pull together. That is the case study. And then the question is, is, is what we call areas of concentration that the host wants us to look at. Excellent. That, that's really the case study. And I'll tell you, half the time at least, the group will veer somewhat, if not completely, away from the areas of concentration.
Of course. Of course.
But they'll have a reason for it. They'll say, yeah, these are what you're focused on. This is what we're seeing now.
Yeah, this is what you should be. It's their blind spots, right? Yep.
