I want you to share a little bit about your evolution career wise. So you've had these positions to dip your toes in the water a little bit. And then we know where you are now. But what did your career path to look like? Normal. Like that. I would apply for jobs that I knew I wasn't qualified for. I would apply for jobs that I knew I wasn't qualified for. I would apply for jobs that I knew I didn't have the experience and I would hope to win them over in the interview because I know personally that I can learn anything. I will take a task and I will learn it. I never I only allowed the hiring manager to keep me from applying when they said no no, no, no, no, your qualifications don't count. And that's what I try to apply for everything. So I applied for a job as a project manager with a billing company. I got it. And I was, and I ended up being really, that was my first somewhat management position. Before that, I was just a, I was not just a biller, but I was only doing the billing red cycle side of things. And that was it. From the time I took that project manager position, I realized that I had kind of a knack for leadership. And I was good at my job, but I continued to learn and like, faster and attend meetings and read anything that was coming out on whatever, you know, specific topic that I was dealing with at that moment. And I took a project manager position, another position became available. Oh, I should note that all of my jobs have come from AAPC contacts. Oh