So this is a really good question. What does self-driven mean to you? Self-driven, I mean, you have, you possess the traits of self-motivated, motivation and competitiveness. You kind of have to have that drive. I mean, hence the term itself. Self-driven kind of entails what it is itself. But what it means to me though, is you wake up every day and you have a purpose, you have your reasons, you have goals that you strive for. And not just that, but you go to work every day and you go, okay, what can I do better today? What can I try to improve today? What did I do yesterday? Is yesterday a bad day? Is yesterday a good day? How can I build off of that? How can I find a way to be better? And that can involve anything. If it's just your own production, if it's helping train others. Self-driven is a pretty broad term and expression, but it's very important to have someone who is self-driven because that kind of that umbrella, that their skills and their motivations fall under, it's just so wide and broad that really, I mean, those are the most important people that you want in your workplace because they have the ability to provide so much when given the opportunity. And I mean, that's what self-driven means to me.