When I tell people what I do, it's all very surprising and unexpected. Designer comes out, stylist, and then next thing I know I'm talking about being in the army because I started my company when I was in Korea. My name is Julian Woodhouse, and I am a CEO and fashion designer. Being a designer is interesting because I started designing clothes just for myself. It's just like I want to wear something spectacular. I don't know where I can find spectacular for the money that I have in my pocket right now. So I'm just going to go to a tailor and have it made. But going through that process, when I see someone else have an emotional reaction to the art I've created for my own creative space, that is rewarding in itself. I design clothes. There's so many people I do that. But I design clothes for people. Matter what their body type is or where they're from, what they do for a living. Or I design clothes for celebrities. I've got London on the track who wore this one or for anyone other than myself. That's when it really becomes a business. It's really hard to get that to reach that level where you're like, okay, everyone knows I'm a designer, that's what I do, this is who I am. I think it's really important for designers once they get to that point to look around and try to open up a few doors for other designers at these think have a lot of potential. Why I serve. Serving is a really emotional commitment of mine. It's not just like a physical obligation from being in ROTC. Because this one without this, it would not have all of these other things. So proud to serve. Most amazing feeling I've had in the military was being there for my commanders. I mean as an officer, you're already in the position where you have people that are looking to you for answers, they're looking for you to a for a strategic, perhaps academic approach to something so that they can infuse it with their experience to improve the plan. So as an officer, that was where I felt the most excited. Because I love helping people and I love being a part of the solution to a problem. I serve because I love the idea of freedom, of liberty. We live on this giant planet, which is actually really small. And all of us humans should have the ability to feel comfortable being ourselves on it. And out of all the places I've been in the world and traveling around, I've seen a lot of amazing places where people are so free to beat themselves. But there's something about America that not only do we have that, but that is what we do. We build freedom.