What motivates me is wanting to accomplish my goals. So majority of the time, if not all the time, if not all the time, I set goals for myself and I want to reach them. If I'm doing something and I really like it and I see like, hey, this is the next step, then I'm gonna go for like, for example, with coding. I said, I really like coding. And I said, I want to write my first program or do this and do that. I learned it and over time I was able to just do it. Same with anything like, hey, I want to be able to, like for example, when I was training for a job and it was like, those that do real well or stand out, they may be pulled off the phones to just do support in the chat for the other colleagues that's working there. I couldn't think of the word, I got a little brain freeze. But, and that was one of the things, like I said, in one role, I was working in a customer service job. I believe this actually happened at Alorica. I was working there and she said, she saw how well I was doing. And then during training, cause I had that technical background and I was supporting my other teammates, my colleagues, my coworkers, which I've been telling you one of these. When they were struggling with their PC issues and this, that and the other, I would, you know, go out my way and be like, hey, do this, do this and do that or try this and try this and try that, you know, based off your issue. And, you know, that, that right there, you know, I was able to hit that goal. Cause especially, I was especially motivated after she said, if you're, if you stand out or if you do X, Y, Z, then it's a possibility that you do that. And I was able to do that. And that right there, that's what motivates me. Knowing, wanting to grab the brass ring and climb higher and achieve more and accomplish more.