Yeah, I love that question. And I'm Enneagram three so we can we can work on this together a little bit. Oh, well, I mean, I can answer I think where I want to start with this answer is this quote that I often often show from the euro we know Euro Wahid, which is like this fear of what is it It's like the fear of not being enough and the fear of being too much or exactly the same fear, which is the fear of being you, right? It's the fear of being you. It's if you're showing up as yourself and not being not being enough for that moment or that situation, right. And so I would sum up the greatest fear in that role. And like, there's this keynote that I give about storytelling, and I talk about Oprah in it. And usually one of the questions that I get is like, Well, I'm not Oprah, though. So this isn't like, how can this apply to me like my story, my thought leadership, my advocacy work, my, you know, presence doesn't have that same impact. And I want to reframe it a little bit, because like, none of us need to become Oprah. Necessarily, that's a great goal to do that, if you like, go and do that, if you want to. I don't want to dissuade anyone from that. But we again, we tend to compare ourselves against people who have been honing their craft for an entire lifetime. And maybe we're just starting this journey, right. And so you can become an Oprah, like figure for your audience, right? That inspiring, caring, visionary changemaker, who's painting that picture of a different world so that other people can see it and feel it and like, want to join them in that mission. And that vision, and there's no way you can do this wrong. That's the other thing that I would tell people, You can't do this wrong. If you're showing up in service of your vision, with care, you know, building relationships with people who have an aligned vision to yours, like, you really can't do this wrong, you can't fail, you can't fail,