What self-driven means to me is knowing my own knowledge and understanding that I am capable of doing things on my own. Basically in the state farm industry, I'm not too sure if all states have the same stuff, but we had like a Bible basically on our page and we can go into it and search anything of how to write a policy, how to fix a policy, instead of calling the underwriter. So reading our knowledge and understanding how to do it and following the steps on our Bible pages were basically our tools that we use every single day for ins and outs of how to fix things. I know that Allstate is a different company and that they might have different techniques and different ways of doing things and I am eager to learn those ways as well. But personally self-driven and not in a work environment. I came from my mom passed away when I was a little girl, which motivates me to actually write a lot of life insurance policies because I was unfortunate and had a lot of financial struggles with my family and I want to make sure that no little girl ever has to go without things in their life just because a parent passes away. And that's what is self-driving me into the insurance world because I want to tell my story and help others and help educate young moms about what would happen and how can we prevent this and how can we help our children even further down in our lives if something does happen. That is what drives me in the insurance world personally, not from a work environment, but my story does involve my work and why I am so passionate about the insurance industry and why I was so eager to get into the insurance world.