Self-driven to me means that you motivate yourself, you are responsible for yourself, and you make sure that things get done, not just because your boss tells you to, not just because this is the time period that you have to do it in, but because, you know, that's your job and that's what you have to do and that is your responsibility. And, you know, be motivated to continue to do what you have to do, simply because you love doing what you love doing. Unfortunately, sometimes, you know, nowadays, everybody's not happy with what they do and so everything is like a rush or they just, they don't care to do it and it's just, it's insane. But I feel like self-driven, you're basically motivating yourself to do what needs to get done. Sometimes it may not be easy, sometimes it might be a lot, but as long as it gets done, then, you know, you did what you needed to and at the end of the day or at the end of the task or at the end of every conversation, whatever is going on, you have that sense of urgency to get it done. And not only that, you just feel so satisfied at the end, you know, and say, you know, it was hard, it was difficult or it was easy or whatever it may be, you know, at least I got it done and nobody is here to tell me, you know, like a pat on the back, like, oh, great job, like that doesn't matter. What matters is that you feel confident enough in your work and that you get it done. Also before it ends, I do want to apologize again in advance. I know I look a little bit crazy right now, but I did want to get this done before the end of the day. I know I look a little crazy, so I'm so sorry. But I really would like for you guys to take me into consideration. I know the camera doesn't do me justice. But thank you for the opportunity, for sending me the questions, and I hope I do get to speak to you. So thank you.