Okay, so some four instances here. First off, we have caring. For caring, I'd say it would be best instances when I was coaching. Over the years, I've had a lot of chances to coach both basketball as well as football for middle school and high school athletes. And the caring side of things is being able to relate back and really understand what the players are going through, especially when they have, you know, some setbacks or some bad games, being able to kind of empathize them and that. In addition, with the competitive aspect, I'm competitive in everything I do, whether it's my actual job or competing in sports. That's just kind of my mentality, is always be striving to, you know, not just to win, but to do my best, but excel. As far as professional is concerned, I try to keep a good professional, like, overall atmosphere and image when I attend the office. Today, I was actually working in my kind of secondary job. I do train people still on the side, so I'll start over at Chase. It's kind of like a side hobby and a passionate project for me. But I always like the one, I go in the office, try to dress to impress. You want to, you know, dress for the job you want, not for the job you have. As far as being strategic is concerned, I think I'm strategic in everything I do. I'm always looking, not just trying to get to that next best thing, but what's the path to get there? What's the best overall, you know, direction to get myself, to prop myself forward, to make a better life for myself, to put myself on a path to where I'm getting to that final job and attaining that job, the career that I want for the long term.