Self-driven, what does that mean to me? I think being self-driven is what do you do when the lights aren't on? What do you do when the camera's not in your face? When it's just you waking up in the morning? What can see out of bed when there's no one watching? And I think that's the biggest thing for me. An example for me of being self-driven was I went back to college. I was a little bit older. I went back to Seattle Central Community College, got my associate's degree, and then went to the University of Washington Bothell, where I graduated at age 29. I had left college after a couple of concussions playing college football at the University of Puget Sound, D3 School of Tacoma. And when I was going back to community college and the University of Washington Bothell, I knew that I wanted to get my college degree, but I also had to be able to support myself and pay for it myself. So what I was doing was I was going to work at Broom Dental in the morning. Then I would go to school in the afternoon. I would go coach football practice at night and then go have dinner with my girlfriend. And after that, I would go out and drive Uber Eats, sometimes five days a week from midnight to 3 in the morning just to be able to fit those bills in. And sometimes you just got to make it work. And that was a goal that I had, and I wasn't going to let it slip by. And I think that's what being self-driven is.