What have you learned in your first year, year and a half on a full ATP schedule and tour?

I think it's not always about...

I think the biggest thing I've learned is that no matter how the results are going, it's really only about having a couple of good weeks here and there.

And, you know, if you lose six first rounds in a row and you can keep a good mindset because you're on the road so many weeks, you keep a good mindset and you say, all right, let's keep training.

This is our week.

Then, you know, you're bound to have a good tournament and, you know, the results will come.

And, you play so many weeks and you know, it's just all, I think it's all about keeping the mindset right because, and learning when you need to take a week off because I mean, I was in Europe, I think for almost 14 straight weeks and I was having okay results and I didn't feel mentally drained, but The real time I felt it was, okay, I took that week off and I came back and I was like, wow, I feel so much better than I, so I guess the biggest thing I've learned is the importance of managing your schedule and keeping a good mindset.

What are you hearing now in terms of what's going to happen? How is it being communicated to y'all as players? And what's kind of the reasoning behind it? And just share your perspective a little bit.