different kind of organizer at that time that I was using this sort of as a holistic process and considering everybody in in the mix, not everybody but like everything in a person's life mattered. When I was working with an organizing client, everything was affecting how they were being in their lives and showing up for themselves and often that their space was a reflection of how they felt inside in that particular time. And so as I did that work, I was growing myself as a business owner. And I learned very early on that having a business being an entrepreneur, and being on this journey of learning step by step how to be a competent, effective, productive business owner. Like I learned the the huge lesson that is that the business journey is a huge, fast track for personal development. And I often said this on my like, you know, business anniversary, you know, I left my job this many years ago, I do that a post every year practically about it. And I always say the same thing. That next to romantic relationships, owning a business and running a business will bring up your shit more than anything else in the world. That happens in romantic relationships, like I said, but in the business journey. It is just like the spiritual journey. It's full of spiritual initiations shifts, lessons, you know, lessons about self worth, about boundaries, about, you know, creativity, about pivoting, about being flexible, about surrendering, about trusting and trusting your own inner voice because of course now, the business and online marketing landscape is so chock full of people and life coaches and any kind of coach you want, right? That at that time that didn't exist and so I really had nobody to copy, nobody to look to nobody to really sort of guide me on that journey. And so I stumbled a lot, I stumbled a lot, you know, from everything with service agreements to pricing to boundaries with clients. And what I want to tell you is, it's normal. That's normal, you know, the, the business journey is going to be full of ups and downs, peaks and valleys. You know, one minute, you're lit on fire, and you're like, This is what I want to do for the rest of my life. And this is why I became a business owner. And this is why you know, entrepreneurship is right for me. And at the same time, you have to learn how to manage a lot of different domains in your life, you have to learn how to manage your time, you have to learn how to take good care of yourself, your body, your health, your mental health, your emotional health, you have to learn how to be in charge, you have to learn how to delegate, you have to learn not to be a workaholic. Right? That was one of the hugest lessons that I had to learn was how to move away from the the validation I received, you know, for being a workaholic, for always just knowing everything, showing up, you know, for everything, and it was just at a certain point I burned out. And so this is very similar to sort of the ups and downs and the flow of, you know, navigating the stream of a romantic relationship or a friend relationship, you know, or a co worker or boss. But it's the thing about, you know, being an entrepreneur is you're the one who's in charge of navigating the ship, you're the one who's steering it. And so it's on you, right, it's on you to show up and be the steward of your business. And I also want to share with you that I am of the belief that our businesses have their own sort of, I don't want to say if it's an it's not an entity, but it has its own energetic signature, its own energetic vibration. And so it's like your business is a different person than you are. And your business is there to support you, to inform you of what it wants and what it needs. And if you can learn how to become a good steward, then what you're doing is stewarding the identity and the energetic signature of of your actual business, right, you're listening to what the business is asking of you what it's requiring of you. And it is not meant to be a journey of chaos, it's not meant to be a journey of