Being self-driven, I feel like a lot of humility comes to that. If you lost something or it's more than just having a desire, it's being humbled, first of all, with your skills. Also having the, again I keep referring to the last three rules I have, I mean, you got to have some type of hunger. I feel like humility that leads, you know, being hungry for something can lead to humility, also leads to being focused on what you desire to have, gives you more of a fine line of purpose to accomplish your goals. I feel like, again, tough skins, but that too, there's always setbacks when you are trying to push yourself to be driven and accomplish your goal. You got to know how to, you know, take blows, get back up and keep going and at the same time learn from what you're doing too. I think that'd be the best way to describe being self-driven from my own personal experience. Last thing, I would say consistency is probably the most challenging out of three, but if you can actually be consistent and keep it simple, whatever you're driven for can be more accomplished.