Have I ever experienced a problem with a team member? Absolutely. My previous role that I've been currently working in is media project manager and so basically part of what I do is I oversee the editing team so whether it be a videographer, photographer, we all collaborate together and I make sure that everyone's on task to produce the content for the client. And I had a particular editor that just, he had his own vision for what he thought the commercial should be but it didn't align with what the client wanted and so he kept pushing, pushing, this is all I'm doing, this is all I'm doing and it had to be a sit down of look, I respect your artistry, I respect your creativity but this is what the client wants just something very basic. I know you can do like all these other things and we'll talk about that later but let's just get the client what they want and I was like, so boil it down because when you work with creative people they very much, their little baby if you will, is their creative projects and so I was like, you know, what's the creative piece then? It boiled down to a color scheme that he liked and he was like, I really love the color that I did in this one image. And I was like, okay, well let's take this image and work it into what the client's wanting and how do you feel about that? And so it was a marrying of different ideas and the client loved it, he was happy and it just, you know, understanding people, communication first and foremost, always communicate with people and understand that you know, just because I see it one way doesn't mean that someone else does and so being open to let's have a conversation always.