100%? Yeah. So I remember being in the early stages of my business, and probably like so many other people that are in the b2c space, when you are looking for like, advice to build an online business, and you see, like income reports and stuff from the people that you're learning strategy from, it's really easy to think, well, of course, they're making a ton of money, because they're teaching people how to start a business, right? Like it makes sense for them. So I remember seeing some things where people were saying, like, you're never gonna make money in an online business, unless you're teaching people how to run an online business. And I remember thinking, like, is that true? You know, because again, at the time, I was excited, because I had made like, $2,000, right from the year before. So I kind of had that sense of doubt, in the back of my mind, like, Hmm, I don't know if this is actually going to work or not. But at the same time, when I was a high school, slash College, ag teacher, I went to some virtual, not virtual, in person conferences, and I found them super helpful, like, and they were structured completely differently than how a summit is structured. Because usually, when you go to an in person event, you have like, maybe a few keynote speakers that are going to talk like the whole time you're there. But the rest of your time. It's like you in a vendor's area, you know, like checking out the latest and greatest whatever. So when I started looking through Summit in a Box, and how things worked, and how you line up your speakers throughout the day, I remember thinking to myself, this would be amazing to have attended something like this when I was a teacher instead of like these events that you go, and you maybe hear from like two or three people and the rest of the time just feels wasted, you know, so I kind of had that conflicting with the I don't know if this is actually going to work or not. So I just decided to try it. And I was like, we'll just see how it goes. And super glad I did.