>> One, learn a second language, because it is just such a global economy now.
I mean my firm, like I said, is the largest law firm in the world.
And I often wondered, as a labor employment lawyer in the US,
how is that meaningful to my practice?
And what I learned is it absolutely is.
I mean I get so many referrals from my partners all around the world.
I'm doing work for my global clients where I'm engaging my partners around the world.
I have one client we've done work for in over 70 countries, which is just incredible.
And I also -- and this is what I tell my son -- I really think our kids need to think that way.
They need to think entrepreneurial.
They need to stop being, like, I mean, stop being lawyers and just going
into one profession, and think how can what I do, how can I reach beyond just where, you know,
my parents did work or my grandparents did work.
And I think it touches every facet, and I would say broaden your horizons.
And, I think, too, use the Auburn connections, too, because there are so many people like me
out there who want to do everything they can to assist the Auburn students.