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The people at the best of their art. They're the wicked smart. You're wicked smart. They're lifelong learners. You're a lifelong learner. But they also have this life experience. They have skin in the game. They struggle. They've been up and down. And it's almost like the magic sauce for that. I talk with this with Dr. Jensky. It's like not just the head knowledge, not just the heart knowledge. It's. It's. You practically work through it and you realize and you have more compassion. I think also, like, you have compassion for people. That is such a huge thing to be like. I've been there. I know it's no. To have a kid where it's for me, I don't know if he's gonna be dead or not or I don't know if my daughter's ever gonna walk or see or for you. Is my kid gonna be. Sometimes I want to buy still, like, my kids can be institutionalized. When you go through that on the outside and go actually my kids are actually turning into good humans that other people love to be around and interact great with other people. Like, that is a journey that can only be replicated if you've actually done it and it informs all you do with the wicked smart and with the lifelong learners.