In my next opportunity, I do want that stability of a paycheck, and that's hard to say in a sales role because you do want those big commissions, but I'm at a very different place in my life now. I'm 37. I do want to settle down with one person and start a family with that one person and be able to know that there's a paycheck coming and ease their mind more so than mine because I am confident in my abilities to eventually collect a paycheck in sales. The example I'll give you is what I'm doing now with mortgages. I don't clock in, I don't clock out, but I'll work 12 hours a day, weeks at a time, without getting a paycheck because I'm confident in my abilities that I'll eventually close a loan and make up for that time that I've spent on that industry. But if I can get a position where I do have a salary coming in, I do have the opportunity to close and get commissions, advancement, scalability. I also want to stop paying for my own health insurance. Those are things that I do look for, but I also do need to be able to help people in order for me to be happy doing what I'm doing.