All right, if I had to, in 90 seconds, outline my resume and explain why I feel like I'd be a great fit for this position, I would sum up my resume like this. I've always worked in the area or the value of seeking the well-being of others. So for the first 10 years out of grad school, I pastored two churches, one in Toronto and one here in Linden, Washington, that were large churches. And it was a great opportunity to work with people to meet their well-being. And then pivoting into the actual wellness world and building out a yoga community, that same principle was there and underlying the whole pursuit. And the thing about these roles is they demanded kind of three things. One, they demanded excellent people skills, particularly being able to see beneath the story of an individual, like the story that this person's sharing and finding the need that they're genuinely searching for. Another thing that this roles demanded was excellent written and verbal communication skills. People need to be able to understand what the solution is, and they need to be able to understand what you're presenting them in terms that are actually comprehensible to them. So that's a thing that both of those jobs really demanded. And then finally, organization and process. Both these jobs demanded organizing your day in the most effective and functional way.