So, when it comes to keeping my job knowledge current and staying educated on the ongoing changes in the industry, I would say my main thing is just staying aware that there are changes, letting myself know that, oh, okay, this is what's changing, so let me evaluate it and then see everything that stayed the same. So I feel like every time something does change in my office and with our guidelines or how we go about selling something, I'm always evaluating what it was before, learning how to go about the change, and then I go and look at all the other stuff that hasn't changed. So I feel like that keeps my job knowledge current, because if you're looking at things that stay the same and still educating yourself on the things that are changing, then you shouldn't really have a problem. Obviously, it's sometimes hard to understand, like, because I've had that problem before multiple times. Understanding the changes can kind of steer me away from what's currently happening, but as long as I continuously educate myself on the things that I need to know that have stayed the same, I won't be able, or I'll be able to understand what's going to change or what has changed. At my current job, we do have guidelines of how we're supposed to sell packages, and that does change all the time. Sometimes we're not allowed to sell this package to another person, and sometimes that can slip your mind, but of course, it's about going back, evaluating, and seeing, okay, this is actually how it goes, but everything else stayed the same, so I can stay aware of that.