What are the, I think, real misconceptions to this idea when we talked about your sports has become more competitive? It’s not the children who are competing any harder. It’s just that the adults. What I like to say is that when I was growing up, sports was about kids competing against other kids and now, almost everywhere I go, what I see is adults competing against other adults through their children. So, they judged themselves and their worth as a parent on or how well that my son or daughter do in school. How well that they do in sports? Does their team win? And so this is the problem is that we’ve taken ownership of the sports away from kids. We don’t let them fail. We don’t let it belong to them because if they fail, that’s a bad reflection on us, and it’s really not. And so I think really as parents what we can do is let the game belong to our kids, focus on enjoyment and through those things, kids develop the intrinsic motivation to do well and play more and play harder because they will naturally play as hard as they can. And usually what we do by trying to push them harder is we make them play worse.