Dr. Tamara Nall

And since I would definitely move the needle on that.

Yeah, no, that's good.

Wow.

That's amazing.

And you know, it really, the one thing that I love about Sensei is that it really is solving like a real world current issue of all of us just being kind of overwhelmed with what's going on and having like these goals, but then being like, that's like squirrel, you know, squirrel keeps going.

And, and next thing you know, you're, you're working on activities that are, you know, less kind of low value added versus the high value.

Yep.

So tell me, Sahana, how are you thinking about ethics?

As you continue to build Sensei, what are your ethical considerations?

Yeah.

Yeah.

No, that, that is actually very, very clever of you to think about that.

I haven't thought about that, but it makes a lot of sense because it can impact the mental health of someone, you know, particularly if they're feeling like they've just kind of lost this week or they've gotten bad news and then they sign into Sensei and they're like, well, basically you've done nothing.

You know, it wouldn't say you loser, but you know, you get the point.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And I mean, research shows as well as just my own personal, like these breaks help.

I'm actually more energized.

I'm more empowered when I take some time and not just crash and burn, crash and burn to get something done.

Yep.