 I argue really strongly in the book, or I advocate, rather, in the book for self-care and for family first. That's got to be everyone's top priority, especially as love-centered activists. And we're already doing that. We're taking care of our body. We go to the dentist. We go to the doctor. We do whatever we do. We go to the gym or we don't go. We are taking love-centered action for ourself, and we care for our family. We make dinner with me. Absolutely. We hug. All those things count as love-centered activism. I love it.