Well, it can get a little complex. But there, there are some things that come up with quite a bit of frequency. And one of those things is, they feel like they want something but they've created almost a trap, like a logical trap or a perspective trap that prevents them from experiencing it. So for example, someone will say, you know, I really want to do this, but I'm just not sure that I can trust myself. And when I asked, Well, what can you not trust yourself with? And they'll say, well, well, to get it right. You know, I just I'm not sure I can trust myself to get it right. And it's kind of funny, because I'll often come back and say, well, you're absolutely right. You can't trust yourself to get it right the first time. But what you can trust yourself to do is to learn from that first time, and then make another decision, and then do it again. And there. There's this almost finality that they have decisions they're making there, that when people get frozen up, and that's what we're talking about here in this example is people who want to do something they want to they want to build, they want to create something, they want to launch something, they want to make something but there's this tremendous amount of fear regarding getting it right and that can be related to judgment. They feel like if they don't get it right, that they're going to have some kind of social rejection. But but more often than not, it's just the minds way of thinking that decisions are final and very few decisions are final, unless you're skydiving. And you know, or taking off in a rocket, right? And more often than not, you know, there's, there's not going to be this case where you make a decision. And then right after you make it, somebody pours, you know, epoxy resin over you, and you're stuck in all time. And then everybody gets to walk by and say, Oh, my gosh, just see this person, they made a bad decision. Right? It's got a kind of the voice inside your head that we'll talk about a little later. But it's this, you know, it's this finale. And the reality is, tell me about people, you know, who have made decisions in business that didn't work out and how that just completely ended everything. My guess is you really can't remember very many, right? I mean, there are a few.