you know, realizing that I was at a point in my life and career that I was ready to make that change. And so, I used those first round of applications and those first interviews to keep building on each other. And it took a while for me to learn how to interview as a medical coder and not as Maddie the actor-dancer. So that took some skill set and some rerouting in its own mind. And then I had to, and then it was just all about finding the right fit. And through those application processes, I would say from I finished practicode at the end of July, so through August through November, I was set on finding a job. And through that time, you know, I would send out about 10 applications a day. And as I got better at fine-tuning my resume with the help of actual, the president of my chapter, she took it and she looked it over for me and gave me advice and helped me tweak it a little bit and some advice from other folks that I met on AAPC. You know I was really able to fine-tune my resume during that time and it was also fine-tuning my interview, and I was also fine-tuning the jobs that I was applying for and breaking it down into what, okay, what do I actually want? Because during that time, you know, I did get some offers, and I was at a position where I didn't have to take the first thing that came along right away and I was like