So, it’s kind of like if you made it to the World Cup on the Women’s National Team, if you’re a starter on the World Cup as a Women’s National Team player, I mean you’ve gone through the gauntlet. It really kind of is about the process and the journey and the people you’re with and getting better every day and I feel like you just kind of take it with a grain of salt and realize that I get to play soccer in front of 50, 60, 70,000 people and millions watching in the world. ALISON BEARD: That was U.S. women’s soccer team forward and World Cup champion Megan Rapinoe, speaking to me at the Massachusetts Conference for Women late last year.