plus, i'm going to say this, meditation is huge for me. meditation. i've been meditating for 27 years. and settling my mind and getting your mind right, especially in the morning, that's the first thing you got to do. it's... i would say that's so important. i mean, for me, i pray in the morning. and having that, even if i take a minute to have a coffee and walk around my neighbourhood and, like, just set my own day and have that... exactly. ..that first few minutes for myself, gold. exactly. very much so. obviously, not everyone makes it. it is a very cut—throat, competitive industry. from your personal experience, what do you see as some of the barriers for women, and for women of colour in particular? camille. some of the barriers are, i think a lot of it sometime isjust not... i want to say maybe sometime not knowing the right people and not being in the right place. but even if you aren't, i think you have to show up, and i'll say this. people call me and they're like, "well, i'm doing this low—budget