Yeah. So last year, I launched a course called Sell Without Shame. It was like I, for me, it was the thing I'm most proud of that I did in 2020. And what I was hearing over and over again, and this was not a problem that was specific to 2020. This is something that I've been teaching and working with the ideas for a long time. But what I would hear over and over again, from artists and makers and designers is like, I don't feel like I can promote my work right now I feel bad about promoting it with the state of the world. So whether it's, you know, people losing their jobs, or, you know, everything that was happening, like realizing that systemic racism is still a huge problem in this country, like all of those things, and our speakers my like, I don't think that I can promote my work. And I have this really firm belief that it goes back to what we were just talking about, about your space, impacting how you feel, I really believe that art and craft and design and all of those things have a huge impact on the world in in such positive ways and so when artists and makers don't promote their work, for me, that's a huge loss, right? because the world needs our work, we you know, whether it's earnings to make you happy, or stuff in your home that makes you feel that like the world needs our work. And so to say like, Oh, it's not that important, I can't promote it. Like that breaks my heart. And so what I've realized is that a lot of artists, designers, makers, we take pleasure in the process of creating our work, whether that's actually making it or whether it's the design phase, and you're handing it off, whatever it is, we take pleasure in that. And so we sort of see them the selling process as being very self indulgent, right? Like, who am I to expect someone to give me money for this thing that makes me so happy to do and so what I really encourage artists and makers to do, and what I do in Sell Without Shame, is I say, Okay, you know what, like, I get it, this is this is really important to you, but also it has value to the world. So we're going to take the time to discover what makes your work amazing to the end user, we're going to figure out what it is about your work, that's fantastic. We're not gonna we're not gonna worry about it solving a problem, I don't believe that all things have to solve a problem. Sometimes it's okay that it's just beautiful or funny or happy, or whatever it is. So we really, it's about figuring out the value of your work to the person who owns it, and uses it and experiences it and once you understand that, it's so much easier to step forward and say, Hey, buy this thing. Because now you understand that really does have value to the world.