So if that reader, that inspired and prepared reader finishes Full Flight and holds onto just one lesson from the book, what lesson do you hope that they hold onto the most?

most?Understanding the importance and the intersectionality between who you are, relationships, power, politics, transitions, and boundaries.

But I, I want them to understand that all of those pieces have to carefully be navigated in your journey of leadership.

It should always bring you back to who you are and why you're there, but there has to be a carefully curated framework and, and mindset that understand that all of these pieces have to coexist.

And sometimes they, there, there may be, uh, I don't know, like, difficulty in the relationship that exists between all of these parts, but they are important parts that must work together.

And so I want them to understand clearly that these are the components.

Again, the knowing yourself, understanding relationships.

How do you see Full Flight fitting into where you're taking McKnight Lotus Leadership Group and your work over the next few years?