Yes. First off, I think we have to recognize that women who grew up on the farm recognize risks right from the start. That's the way the farming operation is. I think when women go to things like 4-H and organizations that bring all the opportunities to them, they learn risk management. If you don't grow up on a farm and understand the risks that happen every day in the farming operation, there's a great opportunity to learn from peers and to hear real-life stories of women who have been challenged through their careers. That's what we try to do at Advancing Women.
I think the more women can network, the more women can experience relationships with other women who have succeeded. Learning from real-life stories is of the utmost importance. Again, any way to get women off the farm, off the chair at the office, and pooled up into a formalized group is nothing but beneficial.