>> But I think in my field, and I think it's true of a lot of attorneys,
especially in different sort of, in government and private practice, regardless,
you get exposed to a lot of different industries,
fact patterns, scenarios, people, issues.
Problem solving requires really having a perspective on a lot
of different, of ways of thinking.
And so this type of environment exposes you very early to a lot of different ways of thinking.
You know, a lot of people think maybe to an extreme, but in some ways I think
that really truly helps you in a career like mine where you really are,
you never know what's going to happen the next day, but you have to have an ability to sort
of step back and lend perspective to dealing, finding a way forward, a positive way forward
that balances lots of different equities.
And I think in some ways that's what a liberal arts education sort of teaches you to do.