Q partner in the venture firm, and that kind of nonsense, but, I'm curious why it hasn't happened in finance as quickly as maybe some other pursuits. Um, and then second question, um, when you do get women at the poker table and it does click, what do you see change in them in terms of, you know, how they look at the world? You can take that in either order.
A Yeah, I mean, it's, I, I, it's fascinating, I have to say. So, um, why isn't it happen sooner? I'll do that one. So what I've learned, of course, being, um, a female and a male dominated world for my whole career, I also grew up with four brothers. So, um, it's no surprise maybe that I'm there, but also, Like, begging to figure out how to solve the problem. Um, I will tell you it squarely comes down to risk taking. So, it's, um, and what we don't realize, so in, in our natural play and hobbies, uh, typical, you know, the stereotype, how, how a young girl plays, I'm not taking risk. And one of the things that we have found, and what I see actually helps women at the poker table, it's, cause every hand is a risk of some sort. They don't get enough repetition of risk. So we don't talk about taking larger risks. We actually talk about taking, not taking more risk. Sorry, let me step back. More risk. We talk about taking more risks with an S. Yeah. So we need to get reps in, and those reps aren't part of our upbringing.
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