Well, I'm excited to talk about that. And we had just you were talking about everything happens for a reason before we hit record we have been talking about about our religions and faith and belief in God versus atheism. And I started talking about how I belong to a humanistic congregation where we keep certain rituals, but we don't adhere to things from like a god based perspective, more about, you know, embracing humanity as the reason and the response to any sort of issues that we see arising and not sort of leaving that in the hands of a divine body that, you know, as per our congregation, it's a lot of atheists. So that's not something that we're going to be leaving in the hands of a divine, you know, of a divine spirit, however, we're talking about humanity. And that's sort of the lens that I operate through in general, I think that as humans, we have so much that we can learn from one another. And especially within our profession, we have so many incredible teachers and thought leaders that we can learn from, and we can carry those practices through into our individual interactions with our patients, clients, students and the people that we serve, so that we can really be focusing on patient centered or client centered care.