in which I would have to interact with distraught parties in cases that were going through divorce or just dealing with other issues, dealing with parenting or financial issues, then a lot of times people were very distraught, frustrated with the system and the way things were moving, not understanding the whole legal process. And a lot of times people are very just upset about their situation. So for me, I tend to be very empathetic and I would listen. Listen to them and just try to show them that respect, understanding where they are and just be there and try my best to be able to accommodate them as I could or as the court would allow and just try to help them work through their process. In regards to being competitive, I wouldn't necessarily describe myself as a competitive person. However, I do look at how other people may do things and observe the results that they get and look at maybe what they're doing and how what they're doing may be different from what I'm doing and getting better results or different results that I like. I look to see how I can learn from that. So I'm not necessarily trying to compete with them, but if anything, compete with myself and upgrade my knowledge and allow myself to become stronger and better at my work. Professional, I believe in showing respect and courtesy to everyone, those I work with as well as those that are in need of help, parties, litigants. A lot of times people are in very tough places and they're not always easy to work with and not to take that personal and just do my best to maintain my composure and help them work through their issue and get their case resolved. So that is something I definitely aim for, just not allowing myself to get moved emotionally, but yet understanding that they may be in a tough place. And separating myself from that and just maintaining professional demeanor throughout the whole process and helping them work through everything.