Hello DCS Engineering and welcome to our weekly reminder where I do my best to remind us of the purpose in the work we do together. Today I’m reflecting on a model that Jake and I are working on together. Jake is our 11 (almost 12!) year old. And we’ve been taking up one end of our dining room table now for the better part of six weeks working on building a 1950 Chevy Pickup model together. If you’ve ever worked on one of these models you know that there’s model glue and paint and tiny parts and all sorts of challenges…especially for an 11 year old boy. So, we are taking our time and making good progress. And it’s fun to see the model come together piece by piece and start to resemble a truck. So, we celebrate when we see the engine come together and the frame and the wheels. It’s not a whole truck yet, but we are making progress and celebrating that progress. So, I was really thinking about taking the opportunity to celebrate when we see each other modeling our values well. While none of us are perfect examples of all of our values all of the time, there are lots of opportunities where we can each recognize and celebrate each other when we do model the behaviors that exemplify our values and our mission. So, that’s the challenge I have for you this week: Let’s be on the lookout for fellow team members making progress and call it out. Celebrate when someone is bold, reliable, a problem-solver, learning oriented, or easy to work with. Cause we are all like that 50 Chevy Pickup on the dining room table – a work in progress. Thanks for who you are and all you do!