Yeah, so I would say it's definitely a true cubicle to CEO story. I have a 22 year corporate strategy career. So I was like in it to win it in the corporate life for a really long time. And if I'm being honest, I never in a million years thought I would own my own business like it was never on the radar, I never thought it would be something that I would do. And the story that I love to tell is I was in grad school. And it was some sort of finance class, I always joke like, I don't do math after 3pm. I know it's important, but it's just not my favorite subject. And we had a guest speaker come in. And her name was Jeni Britton Bauer from Jeni's ice cream cheese from Columbus, Ohio. And she was just getting started, I was like, Oh, my gosh, we're gonna have to go like through her finances. Like, I don't want to do this at eight o'clock at night. And it was the total opposite she came in. And she was talking about how being able to run her business when she makes like, really curated like fabulous ice cream, has been able to allow her to have more time with her family and to make a bigger impact in the community. And at the time, I didn't have kids, I just got married. And I was like, I think I'm thinking about this all wrong. Like I kept thinking, like, I want to have the office with the door that shuts and have the team and like, have all the things. And I just remember her sharing that story. And I was like, I don't know if I can do that. Like, I think I'm on the wrong path, which at the time was just like, not the best moment because you know, you just invest all this money into school and you think that you're doing all the right things.