What I learned from my mistakes is how to correct them and how to get help and reach out to people that can help you correct your mistakes or get things fixed on policies. Not necessarily mistakes, but things like where, you know, they want to change different coverages and things like that, or a mortgage company comes back and they say, okay, well, the house is, you know, the loan on the house is $500,000 and it's really, you just make sure you correct all the mistakes before you even start the policy. That's my motto. But I just go through and see if, you know, we can add in extended coverage of the dwelling and things like that. But most of all, I learned, what I learned from my mistakes is how to get them corrected and how to reach out to your upper management and your supervisors and your peers and everyone that can help you and see if they ever been in that situation where they can help you get those mistakes corrected. But I try to, before I even start a policy, I try to make sure that everything that needs to be corrected has been already corrected. So the mistakes are already corrected before you even start the policy. But overall, that's what I just, I learned. I learned a lot from my mistakes. Not to keep repeating them, you know, but I always reach out to upper management and, you know, whenever, or underwriting or anyone to, you know, help get mistakes corrected. But I usually, most time, I always try to do this before the policy has started. And I haven't really had any major issues up to this point.