I would definitely say my family and my loved ones are my biggest motivation. I had some personal challenges in my adolescence growing up and my parents were an absolute rock for me throughout, you know, health problems, hospitalizations and the like. They bent over backwards to accommodate me, help me get healthy, help me get better, help me persevere in life, help me thrive. I also have a foster son who is 19. I took in a troubled teen when he was 15 and have been helping him basically just get out of the previous lifestyles that he was in, believe in himself, pursue college, you know, pursue better career opportunities and believe in himself again and not think that he's succumbed to his generational curses that his prior family brought upon him. I also have lots of animals. I'm very passionate about animals and my pets and I just want to be able to give them the best life that I can. You know, I plan to be successful in my career field. That way I can provide more stability and better opportunity for my foster son. That way I can give back to my parents and take care of them in their retirement. That way I'll have all the resources available to take care of my animals to the best of my abilities. I want to set myself up for having a biological child hopefully, you know, within the next five to seven years and having a good company that I feel confident in that will set me up for the success I need to take on that endeavor is super important to me. So I would, yeah, I would definitely say family. Family and my loved ones are my motivation.