uh, the kind of, um, the medically similar goal of selling our current house and buying a new house because those. Have to happen, um, pretty much in, in 2021. And they're pretty big, um, milestones for us in terms of this move. They're also taking a lot of our time and energy to do, and I talked a little bit about our progress on selling our house and buying the new house in this last episode on plot twist. So again, I will link that in there. The second goal that I decided to switch out is the one on designing and launching a new project management offering. Uh, it is just not going to be possible for me to add another offering into my business this year. Um, and probably not for the next little while. So this is one that I am taking off my plate officially, and I'm swapping it out with starting a new job because starting the new job is going to be a big endeavor in terms. Um, setting new goals around that, making sure that I'm, you know, meeting and interacting with a lot of new people, there's going to be a lot of creativity involved in starting the new job, a lot of writing and, um, ideating about what needs to happen next in that role. So I'm swapping that out, um, and saying that starting a new job is going to be one of my bigger goals that's happening in kind of quarter three and quarter four. I also had on my goals list to figure out my next book, that I'm going to write and make progress on the proposal for that. And that is also something I'm going to take off my list. I decided to swap that one out with a couple of projects that I've been doing for my professional development, including completing my meditation, yoga teacher training. Which was also not on my original goals list for the year and completing my change management sort of certificate, which was also not a, my goals list for the year. So I'm kind of trying to, um, replace some of these items with things that I'm doing anyway, because they're, they're kind of a big deal, but I also feel like sometimes when I have goals lists, I like them to be documentation of like big things that happened during the year or things. Proud that I was able to accomplish and all of these things fall into that category. Um, and things that I want to document, but I didn't necessarily have on my plate at the beginning. Yeah. And then the last goal, um, was to match your surpass last year as business revenue. And I talked about this in earlier episodes, that last year's business revenue was a little bit of an anomaly. Um, and we're actually on track to meet that revenue goal this year. Um, but I'm going to be pulling back on the business as I start this new job. So I'm basically calling this good, uh, for the year. And I'm saying that I'm kind of accomplishing this goal in that, um, I was able to hit kind of a revenue goal that I am proud of and then I feel good about, but I'm not going to push really hard to make more money for the remainder. Now that doesn't mean more revenue won't come in because of things that I already have scheduled and the things I already have scheduled are going to stay on my calendar. And there were some things that I had maybe thought about doing in the fall that I'm probably not going to be doing now, just because I won't have the time.