Yes, so I've been self-employed for the last 12 years. We do commercial real estate on my family. It's sort of a combined venture. We did a lot of it here in California, but now we do it mainly in Texas and in Canada. So my day-to-day is very slow here. So I wanted a career change. But as far as the goals with our commercial real estate, the biggest thing was honestly finding properties that were, in our opinion, distressed. And so what we had to do was there was a lot of searching, looking around, and not buying things at peak value. So for a lot of times, that was my job was to go around, whether it was here, whether it was Texas, a lot of back and forth, to find things that were worth our time and that we had a vision for. And oftentimes, at least in the California part, I was the main one doing that. So you'd obviously have to go around and look for properties where people didn't see the value. And those are the ones you find the most value in oftentimes, is the ones that most people kind of look at and they don't see anything or any kind of vision for it, and where you can go in and you can amplify the value of the property. You can change it in so many ways. So I think that was a huge challenge for us. And I think oftentimes, we've met or exceeded it. California just got very, very pricey to do business in. That's why I don't do it here anymore. And we do it out of state. But that would be the main thing, to be honest, having a vision for something that most people don't see. And we did have limits on ourselves sometimes, but oftentimes, we exceeded those limits. And a lot of that was just through being thoughtful, having some kind of vision for it.