Okay, self-driven. That's sort of a good one. Self-driven means somebody who doesn't need to be motivated by other people. Good example, we all work from home. How are we self-driven if we're in an environment? For me, if I live on my own and there's no one around me, what is it that gets me up the next day to be driven to be successful for that day? Today, I would say having a clear understanding of your goals, knowing where you're going to go, waking up every morning, practicing gratitude. This is going to sound like it's derailing, but practicing gratitude, remembering what you're thankful for, what your goals are for the year, for the month, for the day, writing all of that out in the morning. Having a clear vision of where you want to go is all a part of being self-driven. Nobody's going to hold your hand and get you where you need to be. You have to understand in order to get there, you have to put the work in yourself. Coaching, teaching, listening, all of that is great, but if you don't apply that effort yourself, you're not going to go anywhere. That's the biggest part about it. What initiative do you take to be better? What accountability do you take to grow, to learn from your mistakes and move forward? Self-driven means accountability to me, accountability for your success. No one else is going to do it for you. Thanks, guys.