Okay, so we also got to give a nod to Emily, the founder over at Grapevine, because I mean, she has created this massive collective giving, like kind of mobilizing the collective giving movement through tech. And she came on and share the four C's of crowd granting. So if you're not familiar with that word, I love that word. So much crowd granting. It's the idea of community, collective resources, collaboration, and continuation. So as you think about like, how to really harness these movements, I mean, again, I love that you said open handed, Julio, because that, you know, I say that a lot on the podcast, I love the vision of just like, how do you keep your vision really clear, but be open handed to heart take shape? That is like involving community in a nutshell, right? Well, I love that we're not just like talking about this on the podcast, I think we really got to experience this firsthand. So about a month or so ago, Becky and I went to out near the San Francisco Bay Area to a community called Vallejo in Solano County. And we got to be part of this project that they're really you know, trying to band together, the community around not just uplifting nonprofits, but like pulling in government and pulling in businesses that are mindful of how do we help our community thrive, there's basically this huge development coming into town that could really push a lot of the residents of this community out side of it, or maybe, you know, cause different gentrification and different things in the area. And so they're trying to be proactive in this, which was such an honor to get invited to be part of this project, to, you know, go with Island maileg and Floyd Jones and spend the day with Leah Bernthal. And Chris Rico, they're in Solano County, and we got to be in community with you know, there is 30 or 40 organizations present, there is people that are involved in local government, there is local business, people like Wells Fargo Foundation was there handing out their business card saying, hey, we want to work with everybody in this room. And it was just this like, beautiful picture of the power of the collective. Like if we can just getting these rooms together, we realize that we're not as different as it feels like we are when we're in separate rooms, and we realize the humanity of each other, our stories, our personal passions, our organizations, how there's overlap. I mean, in that room, we saw people not only just talk about the services that they provide, but be recipients of services, understanding that there is resources available to them, like how magical is that to be like, Man, we should just talk more like a lot of us have something that we can offer to other people right across the street from us. And just to see it in real time, like made me believe more than ever, just the power of community in the most local sense, as well as the broader global sense to. So I guess the takeaway is, like, just community is everything. So how can you find it right? where you're at, you know, whatever community that you're plugged into, like, how can you build relationships there? And then again, are we just going to be make this an infomercial for the we're for good community? If you're looking for like minded people, like, Hey, we're gathered, we want to pour more into that community in this coming year, too. So please come come with an open hand. And I promise it's going to be amazing. And