just taking that first step, you know, joining a health system. For me, it was about joining a reputable health system, right? Getting in the door, getting somewhere that I've, you know, kind of always looked at as a place I would like to work. And then, you know, then you can go in and prove yourself, right? You work for a few years, you get rid of the apprentice, I think it's after two years. I would say this, you know, say you're in a position that's counts receivable, coding, billing, take any opportunity to work on extra projects. Ask your manager, is there anything I could do to work on an extra project? That's gonna get you not only to shine right in front of your department in front of your team or your manager. You're also going to step outside of the realm of coding or billing and sitting in front of your computer and you're actually going to be meeting other people in your your organization. And that may also open doors. And that will also give you experience, right, in communicating and, you know, being accountable, maybe having a more analytical approach to your job, you know, because you're delivering, you know, your results from your project to another team or another department. So I think just getting in that job is key, but, you know, taking on more responsibility through projects and other things like that will be really attributed to your success for sure. And we live in a virtual world these days and we see more and more connections happening online. So if you're watching and you may not have a local chapter near you