 All right, you have a personal question for me. This is your last chance. Otherwise, we're gonna wrap up. Okay, personal question, Jonathan. How do you cope with the discouragement from not landing the eagle, meeting the one? Great final question for the evening. How do I manage the discouragement? Folks, I'd be lying to say, I do feel discouraged. In fact, I was just having a conversation with a friend of mine. We were kind of deciding, am I ready? Is maybe what's really going on at reflection of me? And I've done a lot of personal development work on myself. I put myself out there. I've gone on dates. Some women I've dated, I've been into them. They haven't been into me. Sometimes they've been into me. I haven't been into them. But it's starting to wear on me. Dating can wear on us emotionally, not meeting. And by the way, I'm doing everything I practice. Everything I teach, I do. I'm radically honest. I'd like to think I'm relatively charming. I'd like to think I'm very demonstrative. I plan first dates. I do all the things that men are supposed to do. And I have to wonder, I mean, this is wearing on me. Like, what's wrong with you, Jonathan? But I know nothing is wrong with me because I do genuinely love myself. And I've have to just resign myself that I could have in the last four years, I could have had one or two relationships in the last four years that didn't work out. Now, for the most part, I was dealing with the loss of my son. I was dealing with, I didn't wanna work. For all of 2019, I didn't feel like working after Connor passed away. And thankfully, 2020, I had a stellar year and I'm having even a better year financially so I can feel like I'm in that provider protector mode, if you will. But ultimately, it has worn on me emotionally. But I always sit with this one thing a friend of mine told me and he said, this is when I was lamenting after my significant relationship ended. I was bitching and complaining and I'm never gonna love again and blah, blah, blah, blah. And folks, I probably act like a woman in the sense that I'm in touch with my emotional side and I'm expressive on my emotional side, hopefully from an emotionally mature place. But I said to him, I'm never gonna love again. And he said, Jonathan, love is a risk and it's the best game in town. Folks, I am not gonna give up on meeting my soulmate. I'm not gonna give up on meeting the one. I just haven't met her yet. And the old saying, fall off the horse seven times, get up eight. That's where I'm at. I feel like I've fallen off a thousand horses. All right, falling off the horse a thousand times, that's what it feel like, but I still get up because to me, it's raining, beautiful, heart centered, emotionally mature women who share my values, who lifestyles are blendable with mine and we have absolute chemistry for one another. I hold that space and whenever I'm feeling down, I read my love mantra and this is something I teach in my private coaching. Check out the link below. I practice what I preach and my hope is she comes here sooner rather than later and guess what? You know what, if it doesn't happen for a while, it's okay because I also have a great relationship with myself and that's my invitation for every one of you is to have a great relationship with yourself because if it doesn't happen for me in this in lifetime, it's gonna happen. Although I do know what's gonna happen in this time, I know I will meet my partner, someone who wants to go on this journey with me, that's someone that wants to go down the level of spiritual partnership with me and that's who I'm holding space for and I know it's gonna happen for me rather sooner rather than later. So thank you so much for that question, Boo. I really, not Boo, thank you for that question, Monique. I really appreciate it.