especially maybe when it was your first time and you were so unfamiliar with it, like what that process was like and maybe like tips for future examinies. Yes, so my first CPC exam was in September that I took it and I failed it. I missed it by two points, but just the test anxiety before I went was awful. I literally pulled over on the side of the road and threw up before I got to the class, before the test. So I was so nervous, I didn't know what to expect and I had just, just the anxiety for myself was gut wrenching. So I failed it. And I was like, okay, I failed. And I was like, I'd take it again. I know my material, I know what to do. I just needed to calm down. And you can see that from my scores, as you looked at those. As I was in the class, my first sections were just awful, horrible. And then as I started to calm down, it just went through the roof. So I knew I had the information. It was just me personally. So I went and took my second testest , didn't study in between, so I was like, I know what I need to do, and there's no point in time to jam more information in there and just make it more stressful. So I went in in November again, took it, past it, it was a piece of cake. And knowing that you can go into that second exam and what to expect and you know the information, you have the information. It's just calming down and letting yourself take the time to answer those questions and have the confidence in yourself. And so ever since that second test, I knew what to expect and it's just been a walk in the park since. I love that