>> I would say the thing that has kept me at NASA Goddard for 26 years is the people.
I love the passion that my fellow colleagues bring to the job.
They live and breathe NASA.
And you can't help to be excited.
You can't help but to be excited when you're in that kind of community.
I also appreciate the opportunities that I've been afforded as a part of my role at Goddard.
So the leadership, learning, development.
I consider myself to be a continuous learner.
So, the fact that I'm able to take leadership development classes and continuing my training
and development has been very important to me as well.
So, you know, I don't have a magic wand to fix all of the issues that we are faced with.
And that's the hardest part; just trying to navigate the waters.
Do we -- there's a lot of things that we do sometimes with our scientists
and engineers where, you know, they want to tell a story a certain way
and we have another way of doing it.
And I wish I could make everyone happy and we all sing Kum ba yah.
But sometimes it takes those difficult conversations of trying to figure out, you know,
exactly what the right approach is and being able to explain that.