But we do also try to like defend one another from it you know or like always thinking about it keeping an eye on it it's like oh you're working too much you know stuff like that but there are some stories that I think we could share and and Molly I thought we could maybe start with talking about the role that you left recently because you truly needed to just like prioritize your family and that was a super brave decision I just kind of want to hear about it

Absolutely.

And I think, you know, and I appreciate, like, again, the friendship that we were able to have during this time because, like, you know, there's personal burnout and then there's, like, when you're burning out other people, right? And I think, like, you know, for me, just in that transition period, you know, I had a job that I loved, right? I had a team that I loved.

I had work that I found, like, super fulfilling and really enjoyed the impact that I was making, the opportunity I had.

But the expense of that was ultimately burning out my sanity.

It wasn't necessarily like I was, you know, because a lot of times burnout, it's like you're not getting fulfilled.

You're not like getting those boxes checked.

And then before you know it, you're like laying on your office therapy couch and, you know, passing out.