The last mission that I had was with Goosehead. I had my own agency there. One of the goals that I had was to be the top agent in my region. Fortunately, it was rather hard for me to meet those goals due to some things that came on in my life, specifically being that my wife got sick. She now has a permanent disability. It was a time period where I had to take care of both her and our children. I'll go back a little bit further. At Farmers, I was one of the top agents there. My sales goals were to make a profit of about $10,000 a month, and I hit those. Before that, I was with New York Life. My goal was to be the number one new agent with the company. I had new agent of the month a couple of times. I got an award for long-term care sales. It really helped a lot of people. I was mentored by the number one agent in the country. As far as how I met my goals, just hard work, being diligent, constantly working in the field, and how often did I exceed them? Often. I think most of my goals, not only did I hit, but I crushed. I'm quite proud of that. I pride myself on being an expert, really being able to take care of people. Not only being that, but being somebody that those that I work with can depend on. They know that I'm going to go out there and put in the work to not only hit my goals, but to exceed them. I look forward to demonstrating that with you, too.