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wolf hall, not that anybody should take leadership -- but there was a great repeated phrase that thomas cromwell says to himself throughout which is don't ask don't get and i think that is essentially saying the same thing. nobody is going to just present you with the answer, and if you don't particularly ask for it. i agree. i think that more often than not women and men are -- seem much more comfortable with asking for what they want. >> one great thing, at least at our company is the annual review process. so that sort of forces you as a manager and forces them as a -- to have that conversation, and outline what their goals are how they felt they have achieved them the previous year and what they're looking forward to doing the next year. that has been very helpful in getting even the most reluctant people to step up to the plate and figure out what it is that they are looking for. so that's been really helpful. >> i went a little quickly over the question. i don't think everyone had a chance to answer, if there was a professional experience that was very formative in your career. did anyone