Um, there's been a few times, um, you know, I started this career when I was 23 I believe, almost turning 24 and I did move from the clinic into Toronto, into a spa, spa based business, which I loved. And I stayed in that for quite a few years, and then, as I met my husband, you know, we were together, and I worked at another clinic, and then I opened up a clinic with another colleague, and we rented out two rooms to other other practitioners, and that was great. And as my daughter, I was pregnant with my daughter, I decided to move home. It just seemed to be the right fit for me. And I worked quite, quite a bit at home in Waterloo, back to London. We went again work from home. And then, you know, being at home can be a little bit lonely sometimes. And my mother passed away in 2013 and I just thought, I need to get out of the house a little bit and found an awesome clinic in London. It was a short five minute drive from my home. Worked with some great therapists, yeah, until I moved here. Now I'm in Huron County, in a on a country property, and the clinic that I'm in right now is actually in my garage, which has been professionally renovated. It was a very large garage on the property, and my husband gifted me part of his man cave, as I say, and I will say this is probably the favorite place I've ever, ever worked. So you can adopt, you can change. I had to do some real, real pivoting. In 2020, 23 in March, I fell down my stairs on ice, and it was a moment where, when I look back, I was talking to myself, thinking I should put on different shoes. I put on running shoes. No, I'll be okay. You know, you have that little person talking to on your shoulder. Two steps out the door, and I was down, and I heard an audible, not a snap, a triple click, and I lied there, and I knew, and I knew, and it started flashing forward. I've broken my ankle. I actually broke it in three places, and had had major surgery in London, and then I had to pivot. I knew I was out of work. There was no way I could stand I was not even allowed to put a toe on the ground for at least three months. So I pivoted. And the first thing I did was had a pity party, you know, then got myself back up and said, What am I going to do about this? Well, what you're given in an opportunity like that is the gift of time, fortunate to have a partner who's able to, you know, find help financially sustain us, but it gave me the gift of time, and I decided to reach out to a mentor myself, and I reached out to Margaret Wallace Duffy, who a lot of people know of, and she talked me through a lot of things. We had quite a few sessions together. And she said, What do you love? What? What can you do? And I said, Well, I used to be an esthetician. I love skincare. And next thing you know, I was upgrading all of my skincare techniques, putting a plan together. Got a website. I've always mentored massage therapists who are new or maybe have questions. It was kind of an informal thing, but I thought, why not keep going with that? And so I started doing holistic facials, holistic skin care, some facial cupping, because I knew I wouldn't have to stand as much, and it took off. So I think if you do what you love, or you look back, I will say to people, what did you love doing when you were a child? Did you love reading? Did you love doing crafts? Did you like, you know, skincare, whatever, whatever was your thing, go back to your kind of child self and find something that fits into it. And usually, if you pick something like that, it ends up working for you. And that's what I did until I was back to stand full time again, which I am, thankfully and