 Recognizing that as a human, you actually do have limitations and you have to respect them kinda sucks. To be honest with you, I have not been good at this for the first 30 years of my life. It's all about like power through, push through, no pain, no gain. But at a certain point, you have to actually start recognizing that your body has limits. And that can be a really painful experience. This past weekend, I was supposed to take my dogs up into like the wilderness of this cabin for like a couple of days. It was gonna be great. We were gonna disconnect. But as soon as I got up there, I realized that I, I'm really not capable of walking these two dogs that I'll weigh me by 50 pounds put together. Like on uneven services by myself. And it was just me out there and my leg was getting really painful. And I made the decision to call it quits, come home a day early. The part that sucks about that is not missing a couple of days of vacation. It's recognizing that I actually do have limits and I can't do everything. And that makes me really sad. But I've also learned to recognize that there's a lot of beauty in it. And I'm really glad I made that call so I could protect my body, not put myself in danger, not push things too far. So we came back and had a sleepy nappy kind of puppy weekend instead.