Yeah. I think, so my dad's a mental health nurse, and my mum was also a nurse. And so I think growing up, I just saw people that like, cared for people in like an amazing, amazing way. But also could see that there was so much that needed to change, I think as well to help them do their jobs, and you know, more funding was needed. And especially for my dad, as a mental health nurse, I just like saw him go through like immense pressure and, and how much was on his plate and how much the the services and the system needed more support and needed more funding. And so I think, when you're kind of growing up in that environment, you know, it's, it makes you think, like, that change is needed and like, how can I, how can I be a part of that? And how can I strive for the better? I think, you know, we've just spoke about Tom being like a visionary. I think part of that is it, isn't it? It's kind of like seeing what people need now and seeing, understanding the circumstances that people are in now and then having a vision for how that can like, change and kind of wanting to strive for that. So yeah, I think that's, that's how I've kind of related it to my work. And then I guess, with mental health, like, we all have mental health. So for me and lockdown, it's like, okay, the things that I've been struggling with in lockdown they're also going to be things that young people are also going to be struggling with in lockdown. So it's sometimes it's hard to not separate that kind of everyday life of your work. Because, you know, like I said, yes, we all have mental health. So it's gonna like it mingles and stuff. So yeah, I think that's how I kind of try and keep in touch with what young people are thinking. It's kind of like, okay, lockdown's been really hard. I think in terms of like, there's a lot of experiences and things that would have happened this year that I feel a bit robbed of. Sometimes when I look back, like my best friend had a baby and like, six months later, I've still not been able to meet her hold her and, and then I think about what all the experiences that young people have been robbed off, like leaving school and starting University. And while this is how I feel, then how do they feel? So I think it's, it keeps me in touch with like, yeah, what they're going through with their mental health, I think.