>> I think the best piece of advice that I was given when I was coming up is really two-fold.
It's keep learning, so look for those opportunities to do something,
and often that's going to be something you don't know how to do at all,
that's beyond your comfort zone, that you're really going to tackle in a way
that makes you completely uncomfortable,
and that's usually a pretty good learning opportunity.
The second, and I think this is really, really good advice, that I've benefited
from through my career, is raise your hand and ask for help when you need it.
So that ability to consult with others, the opportunity to connect with people
and help then help you, and help others along the way, that kind of approach
to the way you interact with other people will serve you throughout your career.