I serve as the director for EY Japan. I support gender diversity in the marketplace. We help athletes think about their second career after they retire in sports. I do recommend the three ease of experience, exposure and education to really progress in your career. Hands-on experience is really, really critical. I mean, you really don't understand it until you do it. Surround yourself with that network of mentors or advisors. That, from the exposure standpoint, was really important. And then third training, find your strengths. Don't focus on your weaknesses so much. Acknowledge them. But I think if you can focus on what you're good at, the sky's a limit.