I would say teamwork. Checking your ego at the door, and understanding that you do not become successful by yourself. It involves a lot of people in terms of helping you become successful. Like I said before, I did not hand the football to myself, I did not block for myself, I did not call the plays, and the same thing applies in business. I’ve got people that help keep me on time for my schedules, I’ve got folks that are on the marketing side, I’ve got folks on the executive director side, I’ve got CEOs and everybody else that has a job and a responsibility. Doing your job and doing your responsibility protects everybody else, and in some cases, I’ve got people that have the ability to do more, a lot more bandwidth than others, and that’s a beautiful thing. To me, that’s a first, second, and third running back. Not only is he there to run the ball, but on third down, he can go out and catch the ball and he can also block, which is also extremely important for key people and key personnel in any organization. If you’ve got somebody that has the ability to not only be a broker but also has a law degree too, so that expedites certain things too, that covers your back.