It’s hard. You think that you have been trained up to that point to just seamlessly make this move, and what was difficult for me is that when you're a graduate student, you do your work, you do your research, but you have that person above you, whether it's your advisor, whether it's a postdoc in your lab. You can always check and make sure that you're on the right path, asking the right question. There's that built-in guardrail. Then all of a sudden, you get that “magical” degree, and you move to the other side, and all of a sudden, you're that person, and people are coming to you and saying, “Hey, is this right? Should I do this?” It takes a while to build up that trust in yourself. You have put yourself in a position to be that expert, and it takes work.