Yeah.

Yeah, absolutely.

I like what you're saying.

I think for anything I memorize, knowing the context that it's in is super helpful, both for helping me remember it, but then also for understanding the theological richness of it.

Like you were mentioning in Ephesians, I think for me, one big moment with that was when I was memorizing Romans 8. which starts with, therefore there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus, which is a beautiful verse on its own.

But if you rewind it to chapter seven and just knowing I wasn't, I was, you know, you have to at some point and say, okay, here's where I'm going to start memorizing.

Right.

Do you have anything else you would want to share with us before we close? No,

But what are some of the other mistakes? Like when people come to you without a plan, is that a mistake? Yeah,

that's a big one.

Investing without a plan is a really common one.

So often you might go into an investment because it's been recommended to you by friends or family, or you might just go into investment just to try it for a little while.

That can be really detrimental because it may not suit your situation.

Understand why you're investing.

Are you investing for the kids, education, saving for a house, building an emergency fund, retirement? And then choose investments which suit your situation.

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