... um, could you talk a little bit about that, about how the getting to know the other people who are also contributing, how beneficial that can be to you?

It's like, the thing is, is that it happens organically no matter what, right? Like, without realizing you're doing it, it's kind of happening.

So because now you're creating relationships with these people by just even inviting them to your event, right? And then if they're contributors to your event, whether it's a speaker or whether, uh, they're, you know, contributing products or, you know, offers or whatever, you're just, like, building that relationship, that connection.

And I think that you need, we need to kind of capitalize on that and go the extra mile, like, because some virtual events, a lot of times the speaker will record a training on their own and submit it.

So there's no, there's not a lot of interaction face-to-face.

But I know that my student, she was, like, having a 10, 15-minute vi- in- in- interview with them, interview/getting to know you kind of, like, you know, c- coffee chat.

So that goes a long way because you starting to build the comm- the, the, the relationship with these, you know, different people.

So what's the difference? What's the difference between a summit and a bundle?