Mm.

What's itching right now in your practice, and what is seemingly that, like, I keep hitting a brick wall in that particular area.

And for me with math, my rabbit hole was Peter.

Once I read Peter, then I couldn't stop reading other math books, and I'm still in that rabbit hole and, and thoroughly enjoying it.

But that one, you know, I just saw somebody posted about this great book, and it changed their life, and I'm like, "I'm always up for a book that changes my life." So I read it, but then I realized that for a lot of my, my career as a math teacher, I had this idea of where I wanted my kids to be, so this was my problem of practice.

I know I want them thinking.

I know I want them problem-solving.

[laughs]