Self-driven, to me, means that you don't need to be micromanaged. Questions may crop up, of course. That doesn't mean you never need to go seeking help or anything like that, but self-driven just means no one's got to wake me up in the morning. No one's got to tell me, hey, you missed your calls. You're invested enough into your job, into the work that you're doing, that you want to get it done. You don't need a teacher sitting there. Not a teacher. That would be a bad example. You don't need a micromanager just sitting there constantly on you because you're reliable and you're willing to put in the effort. Some days aren't going to be as easy as other days, but the part that matters is how do you handle it in that moment? After a bad day, the next day, are you going to still be self-driven? Are you still going to get up and still going to do your obligatories? That's what matters. Not letting yesterday get to you today. When you do have the good days and the bad days start, still staying consistent.