There are a number of things that separate me from other candidates, but I want to focus on just two. One thing that separates me from other candidates is I'm a very amenable and very open individual. And what I mean by that is my military experience and training, I was a Marine, has taught me that when you're starting in a new place, you need to just keep your eyes and ears open and focus at the task at hand. You're a sponge, you're absorbing everything, so that that way I can learn to model and emulate the desired behaviors and traits that the employer is wanting of me. The other thing that I'm going to mention is my education. I have a bachelor's in business. I do feel that that is a massive asset and does help me as far as understanding outside of the scope of what my duties are, right? Even though I may be an administrative assistant, it helps to understand the business aspect of how things work, right? How revenue and cost cycles are factored into things, budgeting, things of that nature. Because if you don't understand those things, you're walking into something kind of half blind is the way that I feel. And I do believe that my education has given me some insight into that. Currently in the position that I work with, there is some overlap in that and that I have noticed that has helped me tremendously grow. And I feel that I would be a great fit for this organization as well with those assets that I've learned.