A lot of people play in high school doing things, but like moving to the collegiate level, obviously, you're still seeing a ton of success from this advice, right?

It came in waves.

And I think a lot, I think the waves, uh, I mean, the, the beauty or curse of growing up in, uh, amateur sports is, is you're also dealing with the realities of growing up.

Right.

And so I started off as a seven year old, probably, you know, just for context for, you know, I'm six, six.

So when, when I was seven years old, I was probably the tallest person in the gym at that helps.

I happen to, you know, my, my, uh, maturity curve, like everybody matures different.

So working on behalf of somebody else, working hard, is there a moment, like an instance, or was it just a general feeling that began to happen where you realized that just always listening to the coach or following that authoritative line might actually be costing you something?