-: So I think the most helpful thing that I learned
was kind of how to business plan.
So just looking at everything
and what you needed to talk to about what,
or who you need to talk to about certain things.
And then also just like sitting down
and looking at everything through a big picture.
And then also just working with people that,
I think being in entrepreneurship
you need to be able to sell yourself,
as well as your business idea, in a certain way.
And so, yeah, I think that was important.
And then also, so each community is run
as if it's their own business.
You of course have to communicate with your owners,
things like that.
But it's like you're running your own show,
and so that's very entrepreneurial, and then,
I didn't take any really sales classes throughout college,
but it's a big selling thing.
And even when you get out of the leasing position,
it's like you need to be able to communicate
on the success of your community as well, so.
For sure organization (laughs).
That was something that I had to grow into.
I wasn't the most organized person when I started
and I still have my little quirks here and there.
But organization is key,
and then also just being a people person.
So being able to connect with people
that you typically wouldn't be able to connect with.
And then also I'd say just,
college writing (laughing) is number one.
I have to write a lot of emails
and a lot of professional documents so that is,
it's been the most helpful, just being able to word things
and say things the correct way.