Before the Rangers, my world was simple. Broken thing? Fix it. Problem? Solve it. Puzzle? Finish it. I lived in a straight line between problem and solution, and I was very good at traveling that road. What I did not understand was that most of the world isn’t a puzzle. It’s people. People don’t want to be solved. They want to be heard. The Rangers didn’t take away my love for solutions. They didn’t change who I was. Instead, they added dimensions I didn’t know existed. They

My Amazing Rangers, I used to believe speed was excellence. If there was a problem, I solved it. If something was broken, I fixed it. If someone asked a question, I gave the answer. Fast. Efficient. Complete. Or so I thought. Then one of you said something that completely stopped me in my tracks. “You solved the problem, but you didn’t help the person.” That sentence hit me like a lightning bolt. For the first time I realized something I had never understood before. The solut