send out five more applications. And for every next time you go to another, you know, level in the interview, send out five more applications. Always have more eggs in the basket to keep going to. I think it's really important so that as you're waiting to hear back from that interview or for that job, there's another one that might be coming up that you can look forward to you. So you're not putting all that pressure on waiting to hear back from that job, but you've got other ones that you have in the works. Yes. And I would say it's the same, you know, I would always recommend that to students too when they were waiting for the results to come back. That's a great time to use that energy and focus that you're nervous. Did I pass? Did I not pass? Yeah. something else and that next thing is getting your resume together, finding those jobs that you can send it out to so that as soon as you find out, hey I passed, I have my caudrential, boom, all you have to do is hit send. And you're using all of that nervous energy of waiting for your results to come in into something productive. So I think always doing that. And I think it's also living in a surrounding yourself with gratitude. And I know that's hard sometimes, especially when you're getting frustrated if you're sending out a lot of applications and, you know, the results aren't coming in or you're not getting called in for interviews. But if you can find the gratitude, even if it's just, oh, I had this interview and oh, my gosh