And so I'd really actually just love to start there for the listener to understand or maybe walk them through, like, how does that actually look for you to be able to have so much time off from the clinic and still have such a successful practice?

Uh, well, first of all, I've always been a bit of an innovator like that.

You know, in, in the days when, um, my wife and I first started in practice, we, uh, we, we decided to have principle-driven living, and when you set up according to your principles, then everything else flows.

And you will get resistance because it often won't be the norm.

My parents said to me, "You're too young to work three days a week." And I was like, "Well, I'm earning four times the amount of money that you are, so why would I listen to that advice, you know, just because it's mainstream?" And I, and I, and I worked long days.

Like, I was adjusting in the office from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM.

I had a few hours off in the middle.

Mm.