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So I would say, Blake, for me, the last month in December, it was probably one of the busiest months maybe of my life.

I mean, it was up there for me. And I'm curious when you have those seasons, do you have trouble setting your daily big three? I guess I should say setting or

completing your daily big three. Right. It's, it reminds me of that one Seinfeld episode where Jerry's at the rental car place, you know, it's like, anyone can take reservations. It's the holding. It's the holding. Anyone could just take them, you know, right? And that's what it's sometimes what it's like with the daily big three.

You can set it, but it's the doing it that's the real needle mover.

So the short answer to your question is absolutely, absolutely.

There's seasons where it feels like, man, what I did a daily big three and I did one out of three.

And it kind of feels like it has the opposite effect of what it's supposed to where I'm, I'm supposed to feel like I'm winning.

I'm supposed to feel like, oh, right, I did this thing.

And instead I feel like, I can't even do my three things.

What's wrong with me? Yeah, I mean, I can't even do my three things. What's wrong with me?

Yeah, I mean, I think we've all had those moments and, you know, something in a day happens

that's just unforeseen at the beginning of the day.

I think it happens.

And I think we've said on this podcast over and over, you know, you have to have grace

for yourselves.

Blake, you and I, to our own selves.

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