The mistake I've made throughout my professional career has been working harder and working longer instead of smarter. An example of this would be, you know, sitting at my desk and working through lunch and taking home problems with me and working a lot of hours but not doing it in a thoughtful and intelligent way. Sometimes taking a step back, you know, getting away from your desk for 15 minutes and going for a walk, reaching out to mentors, and kind of reshaping the problem in your mind will give you that perspective you need to solve the problem quickly. I'm a highly resourceful person, but relying on others was not always my strong point, which had been developed over the years.