I have been fortunate in my early career investigative travels. For the U.S. State Department, I went to Mexico City to talk with U.S. embassy employees from underrepresented populations about what it means to represent America. For the British Council, I went to Manchester to discuss with educators how to create online British education for students across the globe. For Diageo, I went to Dublin to discuss with Irish people how they felt about a big British brand buying Guinness. For GM, I went to El Paso to ask engineering students how they choose their major. These early career explorations set my brain to always wander, always wonder when building products. Challenge my assumptions, often.