What happened with the first summit, And I think because we were talking so much about giving ourselves permission to use creativity as self care, everybody, I mean, we had the last call. People were crying, like we were crying, we had like a whole like session where there was one session with a speaker who was struggling with mental health. And she told us about her journey. And like, I mean, people were crying. And we had like a cathartic experience in there. So it was like, really amazing. And everybody wanted to continue to like have the community. And I didn't have a community. So I was like, I don't know what to do here. And they were like, We don't want you to close the group. And I was like, but I can't manage this group. I had a free group before. And I did not I don't mind having a free group. But I didn't like that it wasn't engaged enough, that would stress me out and whatever. So I was like, if I do a group, again, I want it to be paid. So they kept asking for community. So I like put something together really fast. And people came in. And then I'm like, Okay, what am I going to do here. And that's really what started fueling everything that I've been doing now, because like, now, there's a community, it's called the Creative Lab. And we're in there, and it's, it sort of has turned into like, a mini summit every month. You know, because we do workshops, we do live meetings, where we plan, we talked about designs, I review their work. And then you know, we even have this thing called listing parties, one of one of the members came up with it, because everybody hates listing their product. So a lot of people are like, creating, creating, creating, and they never put their products up for sale. So nothing ever happens. So the listing parties came up. And so we spend time, just listing actually just being together and being like, Okay, we're gonna sit down and list for an hour, you know, like, get a couple listings up. So I'm just really guided by what they need. And I also know what they need, because I'm doing the same thing. So it's been really cool that way, but the membership has been amazing. And then what ended up happening was, I thought I was like, Okay, I'm gonna stop with the branding stuff. And then after, I think this third Summit, yeah, maybe the third Summit, people started asking me about branding, because now they're creating product lines, and whatever. And now there has to be a brand. There are shops, their products, whatever. So I'm like we came back like full circle. So now we're like, taking all the branding stuff that I had, and we're going to start putting it right back into like a second tier of the membership. It's been insane. So I ended up having to hire another brand designer, which sounds ridiculous. But I was like, I need someone that's outside of wellness to look at it and tell me if I'm right and what I think I should do next. And she did validate that and now she has copywriters and all this other stuff. So it's really nice to have somebody else worrying about that. I still kept the design. I was like, I don't need you to design I'll design stuff. You tell me what you need. And you know, like that part. But it's really great because we're sort of restructuring everything and like the messaging and everything. I mean, everything came about because of the stuff.