I think solving problems is a far more simple issue than people tend to make it. For me, it has always been, I just ask people that know more than I do. So I think while solving any problem in the work field is just simply finding the solution through the team that is around me, finding the solution through my own experience. But really, I find that you are far more effective when you work in a group. You understand that people have certain strengths, and by taking a little bit from everybody, you can solve any problem that you deal with fairly quickly. It's just about communication. I think that when people get into problems is that they see communication and cooperation as a weakness. So the issue being that individuals try to solve problems by themselves. Don't get me wrong, you should be self-sufficient, but the concept of wasting time because of your pride seems absurd to me. So I think the simplest thing is to try and speak with everybody on the team, try and get everyone's strengths, solve problems through a unit and not your own pride. I think that is a misstep. So solving problems to me is simply about knowing as much about the situation as I possibly can. And that happens through communication with other individuals or leaning back on my past experiences. Thank you.