So what motivates me, um, honestly, what motivates me is not one to fail, not one to fail, not, not, not giving it my best every time I, I go out on the floor, this is the basketball I'm in for. You know, every time I go out on the floor, you know, I want to make sure that I'm, that I'm giving my best. I want to make sure that, you know, I'm going hard for the whole 48 minutes or for the whole eight hours or for the whole shift, um, leaving it all out there, um, because I am a father, I'm a role model. So I definitely want to be a, um, I definitely want to be someone that my children can look to and say, well, you know, dad, you know, dad does, you know, he goes hard and he does it the right way. Um, and, and there's nothing wrong with that, you know? Um, so, you know, that's the biggest thing is, is just not failing, making sure that I show up for work, making sure that I show up for my children, making sure that I show up for myself, you know? Um, but yeah, that's what motivates me. You know, the whole, the whole thought of me failing is something that I, I'm okay with the, I'm, I'm okay with not getting it the first time, but you know, I definitely want to make sure that I'm, that I'm learning from my experiences and making sure that it is something that I can take with me, um, and then build on and then be better for the next time. So motivating is, so what motivates me is just, you know, I don't, um, you know, being, being the best version of me at all times.