What I enjoy most about sales and selling, it's interesting, right, because I don't think any five-year-old ever thought, oh, I want to be a salesperson when I grow up or anything like that. But it's something that you stumble upon and that's what happened to me. I started back in the day in retail sales and it's something that I enjoy first and foremost because of the people and the relationships that I build through the process. It's not just about selling or teacher dumping or reading a script, like I generally enjoy listening to others, learning about them, their needs, what matters most to them, and then right-fitting those solutions for them in whatever way that may see fit. And most of all, it makes them feel heard, understood, and cared for that either not just being thrown a product at them because I need to sell, but rather because I genuinely care for them and I'm explaining to them how this product can improve their life. And secondly, I think I really enjoy sales because there's a limited potential. Whatever I put into it is what I get out of it and that's something I'm motivated by and it really motivates me to continue to be better, improve in everything I do, which takes me to the third reason, which is self-development. There's never really a point where you're a pro. There's never a time where there's nothing else to learn. I'm huge into self-development both in my work and in my personal life. A lot of my social media is like a lot of self-development stuff and that's something that I enjoy learning about, like psychology, my tonality, my delivery of all these different things that I do in my work and how that impacts the results of whatever it is that I'm doing and just continuing to be better. So that's something that motivates me as a whole in sales and selling.