Yeah, that's a great question. So I think one of the unique things about me is that I have read hundreds of books and I've spent tens of thousands of dollars on self-development to learn not just about myself and professional development, but also personal development. And I think that's a huge aspect of living a great life is being able to understand yourself and understand other people, and we don't realize how much we miscommunicate simply because we're speaking the way that we like to be spoken to, but how will getting this job help? I think any time that you're working with people, it gives us a chance to get better because people, although they don't change and they are often similar, they're also very, very different. So I think anytime that you're working with people, it gives you a chance to develop your goals and skills. And obviously learning something new, like I said, I have not done this side of insurance as far as property casualty, I've mostly just been on the life and health side. And so obviously learning something new gives different perspectives on everything. I think it's all kind of related. And so the better you get at other things, the better you get at the things that you're already good at, if that makes any sense. So anyway, I think it will help advance towards my professional development goals in learning new skills and getting to see different sides of the insurance industry.