What motivates me is knowing that I'm not the best, I want to be the best, I strive to be the best, but I always have to be realistic with myself that I am not the best salesperson out in the world. If I was, then I'd be making TED Talks, I'd be on TV writing books on all of my successes, but I'm not there yet. So I always wake up in the morning with the mindset of knowing that there's another level that I can reach. If I'm able to better myself on a day-to-day basis, then not only will I make a stronger impact in the company that I'm at, but I'll also be able to leave a lot bigger of a mark. And I just strive for greatness. Greatness is always what I've wanted to make, and if I know that I'm not the best, knowing that there's room to grow, I can hold any failures that I have near and dear to me and make sure that the next time I step my foot out there, I can right those wrongs, not make that same mistake and be even better than I was yesterday.