It is to my understanding that callback functions are asynchronous and cannot return a value like regular functions. Upon reading about promises, I thought I grasped a good understanding about them, that they are basically an enhanced version of callbacks that allows returning a value like asynchronous function. In my `getConnections` method, I am attempting to call the `find()` function on my database through mongoose, and I am attempting to grab this array of objects and send it to the views. 

```js
var test =  new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
        Database.find().then(list => {
            resolve(list);

        }).catch(err=> {
            return reject(err);
        })

        })
console.log(test)

```

When I attempt to log to the console outside of the promise function, I get `Promise { _U: 0, _V: 0, _W: null, _X: null }`

I don't think this is functioning correctly, and I thought I utilized promises correctly. Could anyone point me in the right direction on how to return this array of objects outside of the callback function?