At my previous place of employment, which was a martial arts school, one of the other instructors that I worked with on occasion liked to make things up as they went along and didn't really plan out his classes, write up a lesson plan, things like that. Whereas I am the direct opposite. I like to plan things out and I like to have contingency plans for when things either don't work out or, you know, things happen because life is not always simple and there will always be problems that arise that you have to deal with and make changes for. But they worked well and it was just a matter of a difference of opinion of how we did things. And to deal with that, pretty much when we worked together, I would create a lesson plan for my teaching. And if I was leading the class, we would follow it. And if they were leading the class, I would follow them and follow along with what they had decided to do. So what ended up happening is we created an agreement where we would each lead a class based upon what our specialties were and the other would follow. So what I'm saying is at the end of the day, it's all about coming to a compromise with this person so that you can work together with them and achieve your goals.