Oh, good question. Go watch my section of the summit we did together. There's a there's a lot of strategies that you can employ, but off of the top of my head, just kind of a couple out there that you can start with right away. First of all, take an audit of how you spend your time just like when we have health goals and we have to sit down and be really honest with ourselves about how much we eat or exercise, you need to do the same thing with your time, because you might think that you are so, so productive. But if you have ADHD, which a lot of business owners do, or if you have any issues at all with time management, or you just know it could be better, which is probably 100% of people listening to this podcast, it could always be better, right? Is to take a hard look at how you spend your time, and basically you're just going to journal that over a normal five day work week, right? Okay, I got up at this time, I went straight to my phone. This is how much time I spent scrolling. I got ready that took me an hour, or that took me two hours, because I stopped to feed the kids, and I did this and that. And there's nothing wrong with that, because you might actually want to be spending that time with your kids, right? So the goal there is intentionality. Where do you want to be intentionally spending your time? And where are you spending your time? Where you're like, Okay, this is wasteful, this is silly. This is not where I want to be, right? And so it's all just kind of about putting it into perspective. And so that is, like, the number one thing that I think that you should do. The next thing is, is to look at what you're offering in your membership. It's not always about more features. More features, most of the time, are going to overwhelm your members, right? They're going to feel like they're missing out on something. It's always, always about more impact, though. What is going to help them move the needle? Whatever your membership is about, right? Maybe you're running a membership for moms who are trying to conceive. Or maybe you're running a membership for women in business with ADHD, or maybe you are running a decluttering membership, right? Whatever it is, how can you spend the most intentional time helping them move the needle? Because not how. It's not about how many times you show up for them over the month, right? You could show up every day and get no one to join you, because it's overwhelming, but if you showed up once or twice or once a week, whatever that means for you, and it was super impactful, and people were actually experiencing transformation there, that's the game changer. That's where the testimonials come from. That's when your membership starts selling itself, right? And so I would say again, refocusing your intentions on your time and the features in your membership to make sure that everything is there for impact, not just busy work.