What separates me from the other candidates is understanding the two things that I can control. My baseball coach always said this growing up, the two things that I can control are my attitude and my effort. Outside of that, nothing's in my control. And I think I understand that, and I approach my life and my professional career in such a way that that follows that principle. That I know the two things I can control whenever I come into the office each day at my current job and at hopefully this job upcoming, is I control my attitude and my effort. I believe that this will allow me to have the right attitude and exude the correct amount of effort to be successful at this job, but also create a positive work-life balance. I'll be honest, my work is not everything. The most important thing to me is my family and my relationship with God. I am a believer, and so this is what separates me from the rest of the competition is that work is not everything for me. It's important to me, and I'm going to have as positive of an attitude as possible and give my best effort within the bounds of my work to bring success to this company. But ultimately, I know my worth is not found and my identity is not found in my work that I do, but instead in my relationships in my personal life and my professional life. So what separates me from other candidates is that I will, each and every day I come to work, prove to have control over the two things I can control. That's my attitude and my effort.