So how has this concept of the global lifestyle calendar evolved for our ultra-high net worth individuals and their families? Tell us a little bit more about that.

So, um, that's such a great question.

The families that really do this exceptionally well really are working with their family officeThink about their calendar almost as a CIO construct.

And so they allocate their time, they think about the major events that really define the rhythm of their year, and then they diversify between cultural moment-- cultural moments, restorative moments, intellectual pursuits, and family-only time, which is still so critical.

And, um, and then there's still white space for them to be unscripted occasionally, which is still quite a luxury, um, these days.

And so while everybody values spontaneity, when a family lives in ro-reactive mode, um, they end up with a calendar that is blurred.

So what we do is we really, um, try to help families think about, um, whe-what they want to show up for, who they want to bring, how they want to arrive, and really what access they want to secure, um, and what they decline.

But in your experience, Theresa, has it fundamentally changed what's even possible for a family trying to construct this ambitious life? Is it-- Does it go beyond those logistics?