Do you want to tell some of that here?

Sure.

Why not? So I, as everyone knows now from the introduction, I am in pre-sales at a large firm in the United States.

It's actually the sixth largest tax and audit firm in the world.

And I work in, they have a large Microsoft division.

And so I'm in that particular part of the business.

So if you were to look at me now, you might think that I had an easy life or that I was super smart or or that things were kind of paid for me and I just kind of fell into certain roles.

change you,

What, what did you see?

D365 has always been a relational database, but it's not been... it's not always been easy to get data out of D365.

So back when I started, I was in a product called AX 2009, and then 2000...

AX 2009 became AX 2012, and then AX 2012 became D365 Finance and Supply Chain.

So through the years, the systems y-Became easier to get the information out of, but not just that.

Microsoft's platform for meeting their customers' needs is to go and buy ISVs, or integrated software vendors, applications and bring it into the core application of D365.

So when I started out in 2009, people went out and bought best-of-breed software and then integrated them together.

[laughs] Um, what, what have you, you learned from, from all your international, um, yeah, projects, especially, uh, what teaches you in, in, in leadership?