What I consider to be my strength, or maybe my greatest strength, is my confidence. I have a tendency to speak a certain way to people. Once I engage in conversation, I'm able to hold engagement. I am able to continue the conversation. Whatever topics are brought up, I usually have something to say or something to add to the conversation, something constructive, something that both parties can build up on. I can be a pretty good conversationalist. I enjoy speaking to people. I enjoy being around people and just getting to know other people, just being friendly and just being a pleasant individual to be around. With that, I've been able, throughout my 34 years, since I've been able to engage in conversation, I've built it over time and just feel that I'm very confident. Once I engage with somebody, I can hold their attention as much as they can hold mine. I don't really wander or look up and down or try to let my nervousness get the best of me or anything like that. If I get presented with uncomfortable questions or something like that, I usually can weave around and always find middle ground, neutrality in pretty much any way so that I don't offend anyone. Of course, I don't let things get too hasty. I don't let things get the best of me, so I always maintain my cool. As far as sales is concerned, I feel that I can exploit that a little bit more. I can explore it a little bit more and build up on it even stronger. So definitely confidence. Definitely confidence would be something that I consider to be my greatest strength.