I think one way I've been caring in the past was that I really focused on little things that are important to people. For example, my dad really appreciates getting cards in the mail and it was recently his birthday so I planned out to send him a card so it would arrive on time for his birthday. He really appreciated that. But definitely acknowledging little things that I can do to make people feel cared about and feel important, it really means a lot to me. I wouldn't say I'm necessarily a very competitive person but I do try and compete against myself. So last year I ran a half marathon and I got my time and my pace and everything and I've been trying this year, I run it on Saturday, I've been trying to compete with myself to improve my time so hopefully I will improve upon that. But definitely competing with myself and my past self is important to me. One way I've been professional in the past is communicating with my graduate faculty on my thesis and making sure they understand where I've been progressing and if I have any questions and just keeping an open dialogue between us and keeping it very professional via email, via Zoom, or whether it be in person. And lastly, one way I've been strategic is definitely going back to being a type A person and being a planner. I've planned out a lot of different long-term goals for myself and making sure I hit those timelines. So for my thesis, making sure that I'm on time with that and whether it be other long-term goals with a half marathon, making sure that I'm pacing myself and setting weekly goals to run and all of that, but definitely keeping myself accountable and having a good strategy in place to hit all of my goals.