I think the most rewarding part of our practice is our relationships with our clients and when we’ve had some success solving a problem for a client. One of the older lawyers in town a long time ago told me that I needed to keep a history of the times when a clients thanked me for a good job. And he told me that because he said there will be a lot of times in your practice where you’ll get discouraged because it’s in his words, “there are easier ways to serve the Lord.” And so, probably 25 years ago I grabbed a manila folder out of the supply room and when I got a letter from a client thanking for a job well done I put it in that folder. And when it gets tough as it inevitably does when you’re practicing law because people come to you with bad problems and some of those problems are difficult and maybe even impossible to solve, it just helps, keeps you motivated to get that folder out and pull those letters and read some of those letters. And hands down, that’s the most rewarding thing about what we do.