How does that mantra show up? How do you remind yourself of, you know what? The sky really is not the limit, and this is just a moment in time.

You know, so for me, I have always, that, I have always heard or, or heard, yeah, when I heard that quote, "The sky is not the limit," to me it's a limit in itself.

You know me, because there's, there's beyond that.

And so for me, although I'm not a planner, I'm very much a visionary, right? And so for me, I look at things like from a broader perspective, even though like my, my, my, my vocation, you know, force me to look at the, the minutia.

But for me, I like to just zoom out a little bit because I think sometimes we get so like tunnel vision, like where when you say like life is at you life thing.

And I think what I tend to do is I always be like, "Okay, you know what? Like, let me just take a break.

Like, let me just step back," right? Let me look at this moment like 10, you know, 10 months from now or 10 years from now.

I built my own ceiling," what would you recommend them an action step to take or a practice to do this week to be like, "Okay, where did I set my limiting beliefs? Where, where am I sticking myself in a corner that I shouldn't even be in?" What can they do, yeah, to, to start questioning themself, to, to get out of this the, the sky is the limit and really see what limiting beliefs they set themself?