So, to go by these traits one by one, I think the best example of a time that I was caring would be on my resume where I have my job experience with the SOMC Life Center. That whole job was a lot of caring for my local community. It was a YMCA type facility that also had cardiac rehab and physical rehab, so we had an older clientele, and that clientele required a lot of care to help them exercise and make sure they didn't injure themselves and get around properly. As far as being competitive, mostly I would say I'm competitive with myself, trying to push beyond my past goals, whether it be weightlifting, academically. I used to do cross-country and track in high school, so I'm no stranger to competing, like I said, mostly with myself as a way of setting goals. Profession, excuse me, professionality, my job at Morgan Stanley required a high degree of being professional and being trusted with confidential information. That job was managing client accounts via taking calls and helping them get back into their account whenever they had lost access. Once again, mostly an older clientele, so resetting passwords, looking at their account to make sure their details were correct, things like that. That was a big part of that role, and we were constantly being trusted with sensitive information, so you had to be very professional in that setting. Strategic, I would say on my resume as well, there is the Map Frey insurance challenge, the collegiate insurance challenge we did. That was me and some other people in my actuarial major where we had to be strategic in planning an insurance strategy for a hypothetical company in a simulation we did.