That's a really good question. Okay, so I'm gonna take it back to 15 years ago, when I was setting up this crazy run across the country, the idea I was 24 I didn't have any money. I didn't but I was going to live in a motor home that someone was going to give me the gas and the food was paid for by sponsors, and I was going to give all the money away to charity. And so this was the plan, the business model for the 15 months that I was training to do this. And And I'd set a date on the calendar March 22 I'm going to be in San Francisco on the Golden Gate Bridge March 22 with all of the stuff in place six weeks to that start date. I didn't have a sponsor, I didn't have funding. I didn't have the motor home and my support person at the time, because my boyfriend was like, we have to push the date back, like there's not enough time to get all of this stuff pulled together for us to be in San Francisco on March 22 and I said, No, there is just as much opportunity in today as there was six months ago, as there was nine months ago. This day hold as much power, and the fear of it just being closer to the date doesn't affect my willingness to push it forward and stay present and be open to what happens. So within six weeks, I got a motor home. I had a sponsor. I did as much as I could. I gave 110% in the time that was given to me, and then I allowed for whatever was going to happen to happen. So I showed up in San Francisco. I had the motor home, but I didn't have a vehicle. My idea was to just get a moped, and we were gonna relay back and forth from the campground where the motor home was gonna be on a moped through like the Rocky Mountains, through snow, through rain. I didn't think that far, but I was just like, yes, a moped is cheap. We're gonna do that the Vespa right in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and I get out to San Francisco. I was staying with someone I didn't know, connected from someone I didn't know. So there was a newspaper article about my run across America for my mom. Someone reached out to me on Facebook and said, I went to high school with your mom. I know someone that lives in San Francisco. You can go stay with them. I've already talked to them. I was like, great. So we we show up with this motor home, and I said, Hey, do you know where I can get a moped? I need a SAG vehicle back and forth from the camper. And it just so happens that this person, for the length of time that I had founded my charity and been training, had this extra vehicle that they were wanting to give away to charity, and they just hadn't come around to it. So they said, Are you a 501, c3, and I said, I am. I got chills. And they showed me the car, and they said, it's yours. Wow, that's that's remain. I did all of the work, 110% of what I was capable doing, and then I was open to whatever was already in place a year ago that I didn't know about. What a powerful lesson in exercising trust and not letting external outcomes deter the energy in which you show up for whatever vision you're building, that's really beautiful. Thank you for sharing that story.