Hey, welcome back to Cubicle to CEO, another bonus episode on the podcast where we ask successful entrepreneurs, the business questions you can't google. I'm your host, Ellen Yin. And I want to keep this conversation today, short and sweet. But I wanted to share something that's been on my mind, which is the value in investing in local business networking, even if you're an online business. So this is my hot take today that I just want to riff on with you. I have been actively investing in local business groups and communities since 2019, which was my second year in business. And the relationships formed in these in person communities have paid dividends in my life in ways that I can't even begin to quantify. And when I say dividends, I don't just mean monetary gains for my business. I mean, some of these friends that I've met through these groups are people who are going to be at my wedding this summer, or, you know, the real estate agent who helped me buy my first house in 2020. That was from a business networking group, people who have become amazing clients and collaborators, and referral partners, the print shop that we work with, for all of our printing needs that supported our first ever Cubicle to CEO live event last August as an inclined sponsor, you know, shout out to Corvallis Custom. And those are people that I met through an in person business networking group. So I just want to share this idea because I think that oftentimes in online business, in a weird, counterintuitive way, because the reach of our businesses are so broad, so global, so big, we almost silo ourselves in a way and think that we are limited to creating connection and fostering community through just online means online groups, online masterminds, online events. But there's so much value to I think, in forming relationships in person, even if your business is not tied to a geographical area.