When you are an educator, you have to care about everything you are doing. First, it's the students, what you're teaching them. Are they learning? Is it good information that you're sharing? Care about the way you conduct yourselves in front of the class. How they are conducting themselves. If you are teaching them the right skills, you have to care about. The student, the job, if you don't, you might as well not be in the classroom. Being a sales rep at Gap in Banana Republic, we were always competitive. You had to you wanted your store to be the best in the region. So we were competitive there with our sales, with our Gap cards, Banana Republic cards, professional. In every job I've held, I have had to be professional. You want to maintain professionalism. You know, if customers are not satisfied in front of your team. Being professional is key and being strategic as an executive assistant, having a strategy plan for the day, what you're going to do, what needs to happen if you if I was. Working on a lunch and learn calendar management plans for the week, connecting the executive with their sales team. There had to be a strategy. You had to be strategic, had to be strategic with everything I did in that. Position and education, any position I have held, just having a strategy, having a plan.