We have fun even when things are hard. We strive to support each other by bringing levity, laughter and appreciation in those hardest moments - after all, it only takes one person to start a dance party!

Humility is not thinking less of yourself, but thinking of yourself less. We all have an ego. Sometimes it takes over, and that's only human. We try to be mindful of it and willing to let it go in that moment.

When we don't like an outcome, we don't blame, we take radical responsibility for how we've created the situation. We view ourselves as creators responsible for our circumstances, our actions, and our wellbeing.

We say what is true for us in the moment, even when it is uncomfortable or scary. We support our treammates to do the same by recognizing that what they say is their own story, and by not taking it personally.

We don't wait for perfect information. We trust our intuition and common sense, and we just go. We know that we will learn the most from the mistakes we make.

We make history day by day, patient by patient. With small, intentional progress we can accomplish extraordinary feats.

When an issue affects a large set, we look beyond the surface level data, and dive deep into specific examples to understand the issue to its core. Only then can we solve the broader issue.