Self-driven means being able to get on the roll and do your job yourself without having anybody to tell you, okay, you have a deadline or, okay, you need to get here at this certain time and do X, Y, and Z. That's not being self-driven. Self-driven is someone who already knows the job that they need to do. They come to the job prepared and ready to do X, Y, and Z, knock out whatever tasks they need to do, and just be self-motivated. Every time we're not going to be in an environment where people want to do their jobs, every time we're not going to be in an environment where people are helpful or there's leadership. So that's the whole point of being self-driven. You have to be able to understand things for your own, use your best judgment, do your own research, and be able to do your own job successfully. Because you never know what type of atmosphere you're being introduced to when you're into a new position. So it's not always to where you can rely on other people. You have to rely on yourself. I am a licensed agent. At the end of the day, I went and took the license exam myself, not with the help of my peers, my superiors, my leaders, my friends, family, myself. I was the one that took that test. So I have to make sure that I'm properly educated. I have to make sure that I have all my X's and T's crossed off. Because if I'm liable for any damage, if I'm liable for any misinformation or causing any harm to our customers, at the end of the day, that's going to fall on me. It doesn't matter if Becky told me, oh, yes, Monet, you can give a Line 10 SR-22, even though the RMPs state that it's not eligible. I can't say, oh, well, Becky told me to do so, so I should be off the bat. I should be fine. No, that's not how it works. I'm the one that decided to do it at the end of the day. I co-signed it, so it's my responsibility. So we always have to make sure that we're doing our due diligence as licensed reps, because we are legal representatives at the end of the day, and it's up to our responsibility to make sure that we're doing that right.