 So in my current position as a behavior therapist, I deal with a lot of really tricky situations and a lot of critical thinking situations where you have to be rapid and quick on your feet with your thinking and I had a situation where a student was in a really maladaptive behavior and was at risk of harming other adults and other children in the room. And so I had to make a split second decision and remove the student from the room and my supervisor at the time was not really happy about the situation. She thought I could have handled it a little bit differently but given the circumstances and how quick, how fast things happen, I had a conversation with her and I let her know why I chose to go the route that I did and she ended up agreeing with me. So I definitely learned that I have to trust my instincts and the decisions that I'm making and definitely vocalizing and advocating for myself. So that was something that I learned is a really important skill to definitely advocate for the decisions you make. [BLANK_AUDIO]