Yeah, I mean, when you're in a sector that is funded by folks sense of social good, you walk a bit of a tenuous line, right, whether you're the the hot thing to support or invest in of the moment, or whether you are like a tried and true social change agent within Your Community. But yeah, especially in a moment like this, you know, especially in this moment in our sector, there's a lot of questions. There's a lot of uncertainty that exists around how to weather storms, how to create longevity in orgs. And what I've seen a lot is, you know, a lot of orgs want to innovate behind the orgs are these, like, really, deeply passionate, good hearted people that just are willing to do whatever it takes to make a thing happen, right, to, like, move that mission forward. And oftentimes there aren't a ton of resources to support that. There's they're creating from nothing. Yeah. Oftentimes. Sometimes there's also that, like, you get that big funder and you're like, great, now we're going to do what that funder wants us to do. And sometimes it's, it's just really like thinking beyond the short term, and how do we create that long term security? But what I see a lot is organizations being afraid to innovate, organizations really playing it safe for to meet those needs, right, to meet that longevity. Need to meet the need of staying in alignment with the people that fund them, or who people think they are. And I just, I feel like there's so much space, there's so much space to innovate, there's so much space to think creatively. There's some, so many opportunities for us to partner with each other, maybe not reinvent wheels, but kind of bring our superpowers together. Captain Planet style, to like, amplify, right? Like you, do you, I do me, and I feel like, I feel like the Gather at the Well pockets has been that it's like, Y'all brought your expertise, we brought our creativity and some of the things we wanted to share, and we made a magic thing. So, yeah, that's, that's kind of my,