 I think one of the things that separates me from other people in general without knowing who was applied. Certainly, my experience, so in a relatively short amount of time in the education space, I was able to get into the leadership, get into leadership roles, kind of right out of college. It's just something I've always had a knack for managing people, leading people, getting people to all rally around a central vision and theme. And so I was able to really early, 22 able to kind of step into a system principal role. By 26, I was a principal of my own building. Building that we turned around. Was getting ready to close based on all of its performance within four years. We were the highest performing school in in the portfolio of schools that we were in. And then from there, just kind of quickly continued to escalate or elevate up in terms of promotions, getting to the point where I was able to purchase the company that I worked for. And now I'm in a position where I sold the company in my time as Chief Operating Officer. We doubled profit. We went from 1.8 million to 3.6 million in profit. And I just felt like, you know, now's the right time to get out of that and then start kind of looking down at what my next venture is. And really like, how can I take these skills that I've learned and accumulated over the course of my career to get to this point and apply them in a different setting in a different industry around how do you develop people, how do you build people, how do you coach people, how do you continue to rally people around goals that matter and get buy in. So all those things are things that I've been able to do up to this point. Certainly the stick-tootedness to just can better myself in terms of education. Three different graduate degrees. I'm sorry, four different graduate degrees, one of which being a doctorate, an MBA. We have one of the things I'm really proud of was I finished my doctorate last summer. And most people, when they finished that, they're just ready to be done. And they, you know, it's school is the last thing on their mind. The week I defended my dissertation was the same week I started my MBA program. And then instead of taking two years to do my MBA, I condensed it down to one at the University of Kansas. Just doubled up on classes and trying to get done as soon as I could. So I think that kind of stick to it in this and the ability to get things done and accomplish things in rally people around us. Central vision would be what separates me.