CNAME won't let me add it becasue the host is the same name

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1. Log in: Access your Homestead Account Manager.
2. Access DNS: Navigate to the Domains menu and select Manage or DNS Manager for the specific domain.
3. Edit/Add CNAME:
   • For www: Find the www record under the CNAME (Alias) section, click Edit, and set the "Points to" field to websites.homestead.com.
   • For Subdomains: Click Add New Record, select CNAME as the type, and enter the Alias Name (e.g., blog) and the destination address (e.g., target.homestead.com).
4. Save: Click Save Zone File or Submit to apply changes. 

• Propagation Time: Changes can take up to 24-72 hours to become active across the internet.
• Alternative Method: If using a third-party registrar, you must update the DNS settings within that specific provider's control panel (e.g., GoDaddy, Namecheap).
• Caution: Editing existing A records for the root domain might be necessary if you are switching fully to Homestead.

I Thank you for your help. 

I did this: 

Edit/Add CNAME:

• For www: Find the www record under the CNAME (Alias) section, click Edit, and set the "Points to" field to websites.homestead.com.

but when I entered the info for Go High Level, that is when I got the message
"The names of your CNAME host and any of your A record hosts cannot match."
 I will call support