CURT NICKISCH: In your research, you were able to identify habits, practices, that successful commonly courageous people had that helped them sort of reach that success. I think people who tend to be successful over time, you know, behaving courageously and actually seen an effect, are pretty skilled at knowing which issues are both most fundamental to their own value system, and critical to act on versus let’s say, just things that emotionally triggered them in a given moment. I mean, if you ask most people about, you know, oh, what happens when people courageously do XYZ, what the answer you get is, you know, people got their head chopped off.