 So I've failed multiple times in my life. I never before hit a time when through hard work and asking questions, I just couldn't figure out what to do. At that time, when those things were happening, it was pretty catastrophic. It was really through a series of failures that felt like failures at the time and that felt very discouraging, that I wound up ultimately redirecting my energies in a way that I had not thought about earlier. A lot of times we feel like we're working so hard and we're doing something and we don't realize that we have the capacity to do more and to keep reinventing ourselves in the way that feels right. If I could go way back to the very start, I might have put more effort on the front end. A lot of it was just willing to say, I don't know what I'm doing and getting help. To go ahead and feel what you need to feel in that moment, but pick yourself up and reach out to the people who can help you. If I could say anything to our students about failure, I would say ask for help because there's so many people here who want to help you. Sometimes when a door closes and you think that it's the end of a road and you have nothing else, another door will open and another path becomes evident and maybe it's not the path you would have taken originally, but the new path could sometimes be even better. Part of the process is to stumble and all the sort of cliches are true, but I wish for you and for all of my students soft landings when they can be and a good strong positive support network of peers and hopefully teachers alike.