So what do you consider to be your strength? For me, I'd say one of my bigger strengths is communication and the emphasis and importance that I put in that in both my personal and professional life. You know, good communication can not only solve a lot of problems, but can prevent a lot of them from even happening in the first place. You know, whether I'm trying to convey my ideas or thoughts or goals to an individual or a group and just making sure that everyone's on the same page, managing those expectations and just being able to confront any issues or anything that may arise. And, you know, like I said, make sure everyone's on the same page from the get-go. You know, I don't want anyone feeling afraid to talk to me about something and I don't have any hesitation in trying to confront someone else about anything. So that goes a long way. And, you know, the way you communicate with each person, you know, if I'm talking to one person, it could be a totally different conversation than how I would approach something with someone else. And just being cognizant of the different personalities and the way different people perceive different routes of conversation and trying to make sure you're finding the best way to efficiently communicate with each person. Maybe that's the engineering side of me. I just like to try and save time and prevent any future headaches. And for me, just communication can cut a lot of corners in a way. And it's something I'm always trying to improve on because I do think it's so valuable. And so yeah, I'd say communication.