Yeah. Okay. So I first thought like a summit would be a great way to just get leads for my online course. Which was, and because at the time I was doing JVs, I was doing ads, I was doing all these like visibility, collaborations and strategies for marketing to basically to sell the course. And I felt like, Wow, if I can just have like this one event, that I can just grab all my collaborations together, and then that will be much better because of the time I had a lot of, and I bet like a lot of people feel this way, too, is like I had a lot of authority as a done for you provider. But I didn't have any of that authority that I have in my local community. I didn't have that online, I would reach out to people to collaborate or to do things. And it was really hard. It was a very big push for a very slow, yes, like very low amount of VSS. And obviously at the time, because I was kind of like in that smaller growth, I guess, like rank of the online authority. They probably didn't really know how good it would be to collaborate, right or good for their people or their you know, how can they trust me, right? And so it really felt like a process of like, I need to keep on begging for a seat at the table, which that's what it felt like also, like I'm Latina, I'm ADHD. I have an accent. I live in the States. It's a whole thing, right? It's like you have to like this kind of like vibe, right? And so like If you're not into any of that, then yeah, it's probably not going to buy with you. And so I was like, No, I'm just gonna build my own table. I'm just gonna pull it together. And this is so funny. So I first did it as a one day event. And I only invited people I knew to speak.