Hey guys, so my strength is problem solving. I know you guys have this in the job offer. Maybe a lot of people are saying this, but it really is my, probably my biggest strength. And I'm gonna tell you how I developed this skill. When I was a teen, I worked in a hotel in Mexico. My first job, it was very challenging. It was four cabanas in the beach and there was almost no electricity, no phone reception. The only guy that lived with me didn't speak English. So when the owner put me there, at the beginning I would call him all the time. Hey, like this happened, this person is complaining. And after the first call, he told me like, Stefano, if I put you there, it's because I believe that you have the skills and the capacity necessary to solve the problems. If something overwhelms you or exceeds your experience, call me, but if not, I want you to solve the things for me. So he gave me that confidence that I could do it and I just loved it. And I think that that's why the reason that I always worked in, well, not always, but I worked a lot in product management and business management. Cause I really, I have a, it's really one of my strengths. I'm very good at problem solving. But that in a way is related to a weakness that I used to have. I used to have, but I really work on it. That is with my employees and my team, I didn't know the difference between helping them and problem solving, help and problem solving. So what I would do is something would happen to them, like their wife would call or the kid, that something happened in school and like that. And I would solve all the problems for them. Cause they were my people, right? And I learned that by doing that, I wasn't helping them. But there's a big difference that if I want to help them, I can support them. I can give them tools. I can encourage them, motivate them. But if it's just solve the problems for them, I'm interfering in their path and they're not learning the lesson. That's a huge awareness I had in a moment. It's something that I worked a lot. I think that maybe it was a weakness. I don't see it like that anymore, but yeah, it's funny because it's related to my strength in a way.