How have you personally learned to push through those specific moments when you question your own readiness, and what is your process for turning that internal doubt into a tool for growth?

For me, um, where I've had it different ways.

I've, and I've, I, everybody has it also, I'd say, in different ways.

I've never necessarily felt like I couldn't do something.

Um, you know, I actually felt like, "Hey, I can probably do this." What I was more worried about was being, um, given enough time or enough opportunity or enough rope or however you wanna think about it, right? Being given the, the support needed to, to get it done.

And so where my tool set of this really is, first off for myself, to kind of think through how am I gonna do this? How am I gonna accomplish this? What is my approach to this going to be? And then the, the real, the real tool kit is actually going and, uh, putting yourself out there, talking about your strategy, being clear that you don't have all the answers.

This is a bit of, I think, transparency is a lot of my strategy, but being clear where you don't have all the answers, where the, where the risks might lie, you know.

... can you talk about a time where maybe you reinvented yourself?