And I guess the things that might have bothered me at the time were the things that I didn’t understand and the guidelines that were placed without explanation. Many times and maybe this was because that I was raised in the household when that I was told, “Don’t ask questions, just do it.” Many times in my working scenario, I would go, don’t worry about it, just do it. And that used to frustrate me because I wasn’t real sure that what I was doing was indeed right, if it was going to work but more so, I felt like I wasn’t being trusted to understand why. If it was shooting from the hip and there wasn’t a good answer, I would much rather say, “Hey, I don’t know whether it’ll work or not but let’s try it.” Hey, that’s fine, let’s do it. That was frustrating for me I guess, coming up through through the ranks. If you could help those today understand that that’s as important part of what you’re doing as understanding, whether in the case of birds, it’s a cavity nester or a ground nester or whatever. I think that would go a long way but I don’t know that they wanna pay attention to it. I don’t know that they think it’s important but I would like to instill some kind of confidence in the statement.
