All right. Elizabeth, do you want to go next? I sure I've been erratic. My energy has been sort of erratic, as I knew it would be, and so it was really good, or I knew when I entered this program that it's like that, and that it would probably get triggered. And yes, so what you said in the earlier thing about Brene Brown and touching upon those deep conflicts, I think that's part of what's going on, and I realize I have a lot of open loops. So the positive, starting with the positive is that I'm acknowledging it, but I'm but I get stuck in it. And then something, when you were just talking with Garima about the domains, I was thinking maybe my problem with or my my challenge with doing the three priorities is that I choose these different domains. And so I, you know, there's and so decluttering, which is a huge domain, and was completely flipping me out because I have so much clutter, including a lot of things that are out of my control, like my my computer just got wiped, and I have a whole new system. I The interface is only I'm so confused, it's not helping me and and there's a lot of chaos because of my husband, so there's always kind of this sense of clutter in my life. And even though I'm improving, it really gets on my nerves. So that's been my number one priority. I'm not sure that that's good for me, because then number two is my project, which I keep really, not actually treating like number two, and it's related to some other things that I've already said yes to. So I have these previous commitments, and my my third one is my health. And then you could say, in a sense, I always have to focus on that. So maybe I should just say it just, it's just it's just starts my inner critic to have my my, my three priorities be in such different domains. Because what actually concerns me a lot is where I where I'm living. I don't like where I'm living. And so then I, when I look at what I use my time on, it's like, I'm, I'm sort of house hunting, even though I haven't even sold my apartment. You know what? I mean? It's like, I do these, right? You get you, you are overwhelmed with what's going on. And so what happens is that you end up getting distracted by this other thought and going over here because you don't want to deal with it's what's in front of you, right? And so of course, then the decision matrix is completely flipping me out. And in fact, I just lost it. And then I realized, because my Google Drive, I'm also trying to clean up and and how do you remove folders from Google Drive? And then I couldn't find the sheet, and then I found it, and then it's like, and I waste a lot of time doing that kind of thing, and it makes me feel like I'm getting dementia or something. I mean, it really, it. It really makes me scold myself, yeah, yeah, totally understandable. I mean, isn't I think it sounds crazy? No, it's not crazy at all, because you have a lot of stuff you're trying to juggle, and so it makes you feel like you know you you are going to forget stuff because you're juggling all these things and trying to hold them all at the same time, I would encourage you to change your order of priorities and put your creative project first, because it's going to help ground you and feel like there's some positive future momentum happening. Yeah, and use, and we're going to talk about this in the lesson briefs next week. The templates. This idea of templates to and we talked about this a little bit before, but like to cordon off organizing and decluttering to very specific times of the week so that you're not like you're able to go, you're like, thinking, looking at a pile, thinking, like, ah, and then you just go, Thursday, you know, like, I know when I'm doing that, it's that and able to, like, redirect yourself to what's in front of you. I also think you should talk to re, because this Re is in need of research interviews regarding, oh, hey, clutter and dealing with this stuff. And I think that there may be some enlightening things that come out of that for you as well. But so what I want, what I want to get to here is this idea of moving and selling your apartment. Do you need to assuming this is like, actually a plan you're going to do this, you're going to sell your apartment and move. How? What needs to happen in terms of the decluttering and stuff in order to be able to move? Yeah, well, there's some open loops in that, but I can say, for instance, things out of my control. They were supposed to come a painter. They've messed up my doors that they painted like five times. I mean, it's ridiculous. The whole apartment is being repainted. And then they were supposed to come today and fix it, and then they canceled yesterday, so part of my clutter is because I had to move things away for the painters who are now not coming. So, super frustrating. Super frustrating. Yeah, and I've had stuff like that, like, there's, like, it's not there now, but there was, like, for months, there was like, a thing over here, like a pile of stuff that was moved because we were going to do a thing, and then we didn't do the thing, and then it had to, you know, whatever, I completely get it. So open loops are obviously focus killers. I would in your template, when you're like, I'm going to work on this, on whatever day, I would try to put together groups of things you can do, where you can close a loop so things you have control over, you don't have control over the painters much as you wish you did. No, but I have been making some progress, and my apartment is in okay shape that if I just did, you know, like even a couple of hours of putting things finally away and I have been cleaning my closet stuff, then it would look okay. I could sell it. I could probably sell it tomorrow, if I really wanted to do it. Do you really want to do it? Well, I'm feeling like it's this kind of escape hatch, dreaming fantasy thing that I have, and then I imagine a different life and all this vision charting that we were doing, I think it really came out. I'm imagining a different life, in a different place, and that if I were a kangaroo, I could just jump out of here, and then I could, like, be in a whole new place, like maybe not even Denmark. I mean, it could be anywhere in the world, as long as it's not here. And I know that what I'm part of, what I'm trying to run away from is some things with my family, which, of course, is what my creative project is about. And these are some of the things that I'm like procrastinating about. Mm, hmm. So where I'm living now also has to do with I moved out of our really, really beautiful house. I packed it down, sold everything, when my husband ended up in a nursing home. So I kind of feel like I thought I would stay here and it would be okay for a long time, but I have this feeling it's a temporary place that has to do with this illness and with having to sort of just hold on until he's dead, frankly. So it has that feeling of, I'm in storage here, and I'm in a cage, and so it feels kind of like, okay, I used to, I'm not trying to dramatize for, you know, yeah, no. I mean, I've gone through various periods of my life where I'm someplace where I'm like, I'm not really here, and I call it like perching, like I'm sort of between things, yeah, and not feeling like I could commit to the place in the space, yeah? And, you know, I think doing some realistic assessment, like, how long are you going to be there? You're going to stay for another year or two? Because, if so, yeah, I've been deciding to move in the spring, because it's just a bad time. First of all, because the painters are, I mean, there's just some things that are kind of messy, yeah. Also with the financial situation in the whole place, and I have two trips planned in early next year, and I think it's will be better just to wait until the spring. So I've been telling myself to wait until the spring. You really are just purchasing. You're ready to leave. So that's fine. So then, basically, I think you should be looking at like, well, maybe I can, I don't know, pack some stuff away that's bothering me, but I can't really get rid of it and put it in the closet, because I'm going to move it. Or, you know, if you are imagining a new life for yourself, that's different. What in your current situation is not part of that life. Physically. Get rid of that stuff, you know, like, clear out the stuff that's not part of this vision for whatever the next step is, yeah, that's, I think I have been doing that actually, but, but that's, I mean, I've really slimmed down. I have, like, what I used to have, but it's because I'm like my dining table right now is filled with my art supplies, so I have a sketchbook, and I make a drawing every day. And so why move it away? I don't have room enough, but or I could set up another place to do to have an art studio in my living room, but not on my dining room table. So it's those kinds of choices, but that sounds something you could actually do. It sounds like, you know, I could do that one. I could do that one. So there's one. Yeah, yeah. Okay, okay, well, good. Jennifer, have to attend a plumber visit and probably have to step off. Well, want to check in briefly. I'm gonna, unfortunately, do something for the plumber, so I can't, but thank you all. I'm gonna step off out and actually just close out. Okay,