I'd say the biggest challenge that I've faced in my last job was just that it was kind of a step up from the firm that I worked at before in terms of like responsibility and what was expected of me. I got a lot of valuable experience at Abraham, but at this last firm, I just have had to do a lot more legal research. I've had a lot more responsibility in drafting documents from the start. And so I think that how I've resolved that is, you know, I stepped it up, I really worked on my legal research and I used outside resources like the law library at Capital to really make sure that I was doing proficient research. And then I communicated with my boss a lot so that I could take note of any mistakes that I was making on, you know, a certain motion or an accompanying memo. And so I make sure I took note of the mistakes that I was making so that I didn't continue to make those mistakes. And I really pushed myself to take on more the increased responsibility that was given to me. A specific example was one of the first bench memos I worked on for my boss. I just felt like I wasn't really getting the right cases and I struggled with researching and I kind of discussed that with my boss and we went over things. I got on a better track, I, you know, used Wondrasec at the law library to kind of help me figure out how to get better results with my research. And I ended up giving my boss a bench memo that she appeared to agree with me, believe was quite a good work product. So I felt really proud that I kind of took this opportunity to really take on that more responsibility and develop professionally and within my career. And I was really happy with how that came out.