I think that it's important to admit that you do have a weakness, because once you identify your weakness, then you're able to see it coming and make sure that it doesn't have an effect on your daily life, your work life, and your relationship with your friends and family and the public. So I would say that my weakness, if I had to pick one, would be, you know, I think it's just important sometimes to slow down and assess the situation, see things from a bird's eye view, have a plan of action before you just rush into something and say, I'm just going to go headstrong, you know, nose to the grindstone and grind this out. You have to assess the situation, you have to know what are we trying to accomplish, what are my weaknesses, what are my strengths, and what is the best plan of action to get this done effectively to where it's done correct and in the shortest amount of time possible so that we can include other things in the day as well and not be completely overwhelmed by one task. So I've really learned about myself how to do that too. Stop, sit, you know, take a look around, see what's, you know, the best way to handle things. Take a moment, you know, enough time to make a plan and get going. And obviously, ultimately that saves you time in the long run. Work smarter, not harder, the old adage, you know. So my weakness is I used to not take enough time to do that, but I've identified that weakness and now I know how to move forward.