My biggest strength is without a doubt my perseverance. To explain this I kind of have to define what had happened to me just to make things make a little bit more sense. So what had happened to me in early 2022, I started going into the hospital all the time because I was having headaches and losing track of time. I was diagnosed with a rare, rare, rare illness. There's actually three known cases in the United States in the past 20 years of which I am the only survivor known. What had happened was I got eight abscesses in my brain and three in my spine. So as I defined, as I mentioned earlier in the prior video, I was left hospitalized and paralyzed for almost 300 days. My ability to overcome that really showed me that my perseverance is my greatest strength. I was told by at least seven doctors that I'll never walk again. I was given a 30% chance to live and about a 100% certainty that I would never walk again. So about three months after my injury I started getting movement out of my right hand, realized that there was a chance. And from then on my only mission was to get back to who I was before, get my strength back, get my ability to move. And that required a lot of man hours of physical therapy, occupational therapy, overall fitness, health, diet. It took a whole entire lifestyle change and I was able to overcome that hurdle and get to the point where I'm the only person in the entire planet known to have literally walked away from this injury.