I would say Michele is a much better person than I am. So that's really, it's a good balance to have her here. So good pick Erica. I don't work with children or teenagers anymore. I mean, I think I have been part of my training, but I don't anymore. You know, it's a different skill set for sure. And, you know, I've done some kind of like, adolescent stuff, but it's a different skill set. And I would say common myth wise, you know, it's, it, you know, Ted lasso, you know, it. So we're out there now, you know, and so like, there's, there's, there's characters to depict what we do, which is super cool. And I think a lot of the young students, I get believe that this is a really like sexy career. And in some ways it is. And it's really high risk, really high demand really long hours, it's not nine to five, there's no banking hours, you know, you're on, you know, and so part of that just by, you know, being, you know, a director, or if you have a private practice, like part of that is if you run a business, you don't get a break, when you're the boss, that things come to you. Right. And so that's what is expected in this field, you know, so one of the other myths would be that, again, that, that, that they're all, you know, well and high achieving, and it's true that they can be, but there's also some people that come with some, you know, significant issues, you know, which oftentimes their sport is what helps them cope. And, but when it becomes a business, then it's no longer really, it's their job, it's no longer helping them cope in the same way, you know, because now I'm getting paid. And so you have to find other coping, and I'm really passionate about that, like, you can't just have sport and, you know, Netflix did a series called quarterback that showed, you know, three of our top quarterbacks in the league. And if one thing that really stood out was that all of them had days that were non football, and that's something I've been doing for 15 years, you have to have a day where you're non sport, you know, in today's world, with, you know, I mean film, I mean, it's so interesting, because we want everyone to be in the present moment, everyone's heard that now, everyone's heard of mindfulness, that's the Eastern stuff that I do. So we want it to be the present moment, yet, I want you to watch hours of film from the last game where you messed up, to remind yourself how you messed up, so that you don't mess up again, you know, but, you know, in the future, so we're really kind of taking people out of that. So there's another myth that we're and lastly, I think that's part of what is really cool that Michele and I do is that it's like, Anthro, it's like, we're sort of cultivating this, this this new field. Because honestly, we don't really belong in football, you know, rugby, like, you know, because it's such an aggressive sport. But yet, we have to. And so I think trying to find that, like that way of integrating, it has been so fun, you know, to really like, like, get creative. And I think that might be another myth, as if there's a one size fits all, I gave you a lot of myths, sorry. But like, like, as if there's a one size fits all, you know, and it's not like each person that sits down, you know, like Michele said, we'll bring theory in. And we'll be doing interventions from a behavioral perspective. And it varies from person to person, and it has to so there's not a one size fits all for this either. Yeah,