Hi, my name is Megan. I am the mother to four wonderful children, ages 5 to 10. I've been working in insurance for a little while now, about four years. I started back in 2019 at a local insurance office as a receptionist, and I decided that I wanted to get my actual license and be able to actually service and sell policies. So that's what I did. I went and I got my insurance license. I got it in February of 2020. A month later, COVID hit, and I was laid off from that job as the office was closing down. So I was without work for a few months while I was looking for another job, and I found a job at Progressive in the sales department. So I worked on selling new policies to customers as well as selling policies to existing customers, rewriting policies. And then I left Progressive. After about two and a half years, I took some time off with my family, and then I found my job at the Lovett Group, and I worked there for roughly about five months or so. I loved the job that I had there. I was a personal lines account manager, so we serviced policies, we sold policies, cross-sold policies. I also worked on all of the renewals for the office, so I made all the renewal calls to the customers to go over any changes that may have occurred, also to try to cross-sell and get them additional policies. That was a local job in office, and I was looking for something remote. Whenever I got that job, I was actually looking for a remote job, and I couldn't find anything at the time, so I took what I could find. And then after about five months there, it just wasn't working for me. I had to drive to the city. I'm not big on driving in the city, so I was looking for something work from home. So I left there, and I'm now applying to work-from-home insurance positions, similar to what I was doing before. And I came across your company, and it sounds like things that I've done in the past, and something that I would be definitely interested in doing. So hopefully this would be a good fit.