That is the easiest question. How do I find my resume? Well, I've been in sales my entire life. I was actually going to college to be a civil engineer. I landed in the States when I was 20 years old. I was born and raised in Abu Dhabi, Dubai. Came here, went to school. I was told I'd be making 60, 70K out of school. But I started working for the Seattle Times and I was making 70, 80. From there, I shifted to territory sales with Comcast, worked in DirecTV, finally ended up in a lot of things in between as well, roof sales, all that. But finally, I got into AT&T, moved up real quick. Seven months was my first promotion, two months my next. And then a year later, I was the area manager. So assistant manager, manager, area manager. And over the course of four years, I really implemented a lot of changes within the company. I mentored a lot of folks, duplicated myself, and set them in proper positions. So yeah, I'm really good at what I do. I don't necessarily, and I sharpen my talents. I take the time to learn more about closing and the art of closing off work, which I think is very important.