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3 Years ago, our primary mentor's company was facing tough times. The company was losing money, and the mentor was devoting more time than ever to robotics.

But he did what he had to do to support his family, and left the team to work harder at the company, and today, while he's not with the team anymore, he's more financially stable.

Today, we have 4 awesome mentors who have stepped in to fill the void that was left by the previous mentor. I think that if you leave something you love and cherish to support your family, then people will ultimately respect you more, and your team will have nothing but respect for you.

- Sunny