Dave Mortensen

They deliver that and I'm amazed by it.

That leadership development they have is fantastic.

Last one, you've come, I'm imagining it's fair to say you've come a long way in your own development of life.

I imagine you definitely didn't start as a perfect human being when you were born.

You probably learned a lot of lessons along the way.

What do you think if you went back and advised an 18, 19, 20, 21-year-old Dave Mortensen to

What advice would that, Dave, benefit from hearing you say?

In anything you do, play the long game.

I see so many... It actually concerns me today with all the things going on with equity and money.

People want it faster than they... Because of all the things, speed is so important to us.

We want to get there really, really fast.

But, you know what, the journey... And embrace the journey.

Yeah.

You're never going to be talking about your best balance sheet ever.

You're not going to talk about how much money you made.

You're not going to talk about, you're going to talk about the experiences you went through, through the journey that you took and embrace the journey.

That is my greatest advice I can give to anyone in development.

Play the long game and give yourself time to learn, grow and experience.

If you're always trying to go to what's next, you'll never get the most out of who you are.

Wow.