Yes. Yes. And that's the other thing that I would tell anybody too. You know, I think we, we, we are in such a microwave society where we want everything fast. And, you know, I'm gonna keep saying it over and over and over again on this podcast. You don't want it fast. You want it to last and you want to be good at what you do. I, I'm creating work right now. I'm writing films and TV shows, and I'm in the early development stage. I'm, I'm learning what it is to develop, um, narrative and story and, and in these different mediums. And I have friends all the time that are like, so when you gonna put me on? You know, hey, when, when you go, when you gimme a call so I can meet such and such, or when you gonna gimme a call so I can play a role in this, why don't you write me a role for that? Bryan Terrell Clark (17:07): And the truth of the matter is, when the time comes, will you be ready? Will you be ready for that thing that you've been saying you want? Are you really ready? And I realize that sometimes we despise the in- between time. I'm telling you all the magic happens on the in-between time. I'm shooting a TV show right now in Dr and by the time they say action, they are so concerned with the lighting, the camera angles, the timing, all of those things. They're not really as invested in the actors process. Every now and then you get a director who's a actor's director, but there's so many other elements that are controlling that performance. Once they put music to it, the way it's edited, that performance is not really, um, all dependent on you. So you kind of have to show up and be ready to do your job. Bryan Terrell Clark (17:54): And nobody can really tell you how to do that. You've gotta have that training and have that history already in the bag. They hired you because they want you to show up. And 3, 2, 1, action. Boom, it's there. And cut. So, so the time that you have where you're not working, the time that you have while you're waiting, that's the time that's magical. That's the time to develop, that's the time to become your best self. So when it is time for you to be revealed, what we get to see is your authenticity, your process, your work, your magic. Corey Andrew Powell (18:28): I so agree with Bryan on this one. If you can't be you and you don't know how to be your most authentic self, how can you bring your most authentic magic to the world? Be you In another one of our favorite episodes of Motivational Mondays, we feature Dr. Dustin York. So much useful information. He's a leading communications expert and a really, really cool guy too. Now, we had a conversation discussing how students can benefit from understanding the differences between verbal and non-verbal communication. But more importantly, we also had a great conversation regarding how to approach conflict resolution. Dr. Dustin York (19:05): First. Conflict resolution is one of those things a lot of people just scared of, right? I just, I don't wanna be part of it. I want to, I'll give into your side. Or there, there's ads conflict over time and it's like the snowball effect, et cetera. So I tell you what, so for the students listening, I always like, so you know, this is how I think this is how to do these keynotes in my classes and trainings and whatnot. I try to be as applicable as possible. Like, give me something I can use today, right? Don't tell me about a, a theory or abstract thing or you know, Aristotle necessarily, but tell me something I can use today. So I'll give you this real quick. Um, here's how to win a conflict situation, especially in the first to begin the conflict situation. You and I are conflicting, let's say something easy, right?