 Local business here, they're doing really well, they have a lot of orders and when you have orders, you can often receive financing. You're a banker by profession and receivables-based financing, for example. And if you have to go outside your community to get backing for receivables-based financing, that's great. You may have to look a little bit beyond, for example, what you've done in the past and not just go the traditional routes. This is where sometimes people get discouraged, is they think it's just ABC, but there's in fact a whole alphabet of options out there. But it's work, it's tiring, and it can seem like a full-time job. And so I think sometimes it helps to have partners, what I call accountability partners. So let's say that on your goal list for the year is I've decided I want to make this decision to grow by X percent in my business. I have gone ABC in the past with my funding options. I'd like to look into others. Can we meet weekly so that I can share my goal with you and you can ask me how I'm doing? They may have a goal that they want to discuss with you and then you are accountable, you're their accountability partner as well. People don't get some secret gas tank that they plug into and they go, go, go. These are tricks that entrepreneurs use to trick themselves into staying motivated and keeping going. Even at that one million dollar, that multi-million dollar level, they do this. They rely on each other and beyond that group of five or whether you have eight or ten, many of them will have accountability partners. And they say, you know, I want to do this, but you help me make sure I'm going to do that. And that's an extra little bit of motivation to know you're meeting with that person for lunch on Friday. And you better have called D, E and F on your list by then.