Sixth, remember that success is based upon “we” not “I.” At all levels of an academic career, those who are successful always acknowledge that they did not do it alone. It was the diligent and dedicated work of others combined with the sacrifices of others (often family and friends) that enabled them to relentlessly and passionately pursue success as educators, researchers, and clinicians. As part of the “we,” it is essential to be a good citizen and support your colleagues and students in your division/department, college, university, and profession. Your commitment to follow through on projects when either working individually or in collaboration with others is the foundation for developing consistent and long-term success. We will have times in our academic career where we must overcome our pride and ask for assistance and learn and grow from the knowledge and advice of others. There will also be other times when we must be willing to provide our time and assistance to others when they are having challenging times. The “we” is the essential to what are the most successful communities of educators, researchers, clinicians, staff, and students.