I guess to give you instances to where I was caring, competitive, professional, strategic. As far as caring, I actually have a four-year-old. I currently juggle my education, my career, and everything else around my four-year-old. I actually just, with my current employer, I actually just tried to adjust my switch shifts to actually spend more time with him. It's a two-to-three schedule, so I work three days and four days. Obviously, I'd rather have more time off to spend with my son. Additionally, I was a restaurant manager in past careers. I've had staff that were unable to make it or unable to drive, so I actually assisted them with arriving to work. I'd pick them up, drop them off. Communication's a big thing. As long as people always communicated what they needed or help with, I was always there to try to help with that manner. As far as competitive, I'm always looking for some kind of something that'll always challenge me. I always want to get better, obviously. In terms of professional, I always try to send follow-up emails. I always try to communicate as best as possible. As I said before, I was a restaurant manager. I was also assistant store managers for various organizations. That included conducting evaluations, filing paperwork, attending meetings, stuff like that. As far as strategic, I actually filed my own custody paperwork. I filed my own complaint, filed my own motions. I've actually done all of that myself for my own personal case.