Hello, describing a situation where I doubted my abilities and how did I handle that situation and what was the outcome? Great question. Well, the reason I say it's a great question is because I'm the type of personality that usually I do not doubt myself. If anything, I may have a question about a task or a question of how to complete a task or a question on the ability of how to complete a task or where I would find resources in order to complete the work that was done. Any doubt maybe, if there was any at all, would be from the transfer from underwriting to field claims adjuster, which I did not have any actual field claims adjusting experience at the time. However, I did have experience previous before going into that particular position where I would review claim reports weekly, daily in order to write out for those particular claims to make sure that repairs were done. That kind of helped my confidence and helped me build to become a field adjuster. Thankfully, I had a great supervisor. In order to overcome this type of doubt, I guess if you want to say it would be, I would always go to my supervisors with not them to answer the question for me, but however to say, hey, this is what I think about this particular situation. Is this how I approach it? Or please show me how the best way to approach it. I never wanted a supervisor to answer a question for me unless I'm totally out of thought and totally out of understanding of what's actually, maybe it's confusing for another reason. You know, however, you know, doubt really comes into play when you don't have any knowledge or you don't gain the knowledge or you don't try to get the knowledge of how to accomplish that particular task. Thank you.