Great question. I believe people are motivated in one or two different ways. You're either extrinsically motivated or you're intrinsically motivated. And as you all know, extrinsically you're motivated by things and items and a nice house and a nice car and having that fancy, whatever it might be, decor in your home. I'm not motivated by things. I never have been. I think that's because I grew up poor. I grew up with little means. My mother raised me and my sister by herself while she was going to school to become a nurse. And during that time she was a meat cutter. She worked in a deli as one of the people that slices meat. So that's how she put food on the table, literally sometimes and figuratively. So I learned my work ethic from my mother. She worked her way through school, ended up getting her doctorate in nursing. I'm very proud of her. I did a fantastic job raising my sister and I. I've always been motivated intrinsically by setting your own marks. What achievements do you want to hit? What goals do you want to achieve? I'm motivated by that way. I'm motivated intrinsically. I don't compare myself to anybody. I just never have. I just, it's not how I do things. I don't look at somebody else's success and I'm envious. It's not now. I'm proud of their success. I'm happy for their success. I want to be in my own right successful. I want to do my own thing. I want to cut my own path. I believe that I have in a number of regards. Again, I'm the youngest mayor my city's ever had. So I'm a pretty young guy that I take on that type of leadership position here at my city and our city. But you know, those things from a professional level motivate me. I want to find success. I want to be somewhere that's a good fit for me. Aside from profession, I mean, how can you not be motivated by your family? My wife and my kids motivate me every single day to become a better man, become a better father, become a better husband every single day. I work hard not only as a sales professional, but also as a father and husband.