I would say one of the biggest things that usually separates me from other candidates is I recently graduated with my Bachelor's of Biology from Winthrop in May of 2023. It did take me a very long time to achieve that. I graduated high school in 2013, so since then I went to college immediately, but I was doing part-time. I initially went in for nursing, and I had years and dreams of being a nurse, and then when it came to clinicals and a bunch of the tests and just the processes, I loved a lot of it, but I unfortunately found out that it was not for me. So still wanting to make a big difference in people's lives, but maybe not so much on like that front line of the medical side like I initially felt like I wanted. So I feel like through that whole 10-year process and really not graduating until I was a little bit older and had had a little bit more of life experiences, both professionally and personally, that really leads me to where I am today and what I'm really looking out of life versus just applying for jobs here and there and really not fully understanding my capabilities within them. I do really want to further develop my personal skills, both leadership and professionally, and make sure I'm with a company that values that as well. That is very important to me.