I think every athlete who has become a pro is taking their own path in a way, but I’m amazed how the vast, vast, vast majority of them take a multisport path and again, every sport is different, but I would say that there’s crucial ingredients. Crucial ingredient number one is that early on they are in what we call this early engagement path. So, they fall in love with the sport. They play it more than they practice it. They play with freedom. They’re intrinsically motivated. They get great enjoyment out of it. Number two, they play lots of sports and they find the one that is the best physical and social and psychological fit for them and then number three, when they decide on their own, they have ownership over the experience, that I’m going all in, I want to be a pro. It’s their decision and their parents and their coaches become the people who help them reach their goals rather than determining their goals for them. I’ve read some amazing books. There’s a recent one called Raising Your Game by Dr. Andrea Corn and Ethan Skolnick where he interviewed a hundred pro athletes and every single one of them credited playing lots of sports as a kid so that they could find the one they truly love and truly excelled at, was really a key thing to helping them. Love the game enough and not burn out too early so that they were able to really get to the next level.