It's funny, I get asked the question all the time: "What is your advice for parents with rising stars?" I never looked for this for my son. I remember that Justin came to me when he was 12 years old, and he said, "Mom, I think I want to sing in a local singing competition." I thought, "Well, you've never sang in front of anybody before, and you don't have any training, so...you can try, but if you don't make it this year, then we'll get what you need and we'll come back next year. There's only 10 people that are going to make it, and it's between 12 and 18 years of age. You're only 12, so you can try--but let's not get your hopes too high." When he went to do his audition, and he made it, and he did the competition, he came in 2nd place in the whole thing. He put his videos online for his grandmother to see, in another province; that's how his videos started getting out there. Then, strangers started viewing them and requesting him to sing more songs. I never went out looking for fame for my son or anything; in fact, I was kind of "shooing" people away at first, saying "No, we're not interested...This is not for him...It's not for us." I really don't have any advice for parents on how to go about navigating a career for their children. I think in my own experience, I've learned that it's really important to surround your child with the right people. The team you put in place for them--everyone from management, to legal, to hair and makeup--all the different people that you put around them in their team are going to be a role model to them, in some sense or fashion. It's really important to pay attention to who those people are.