So, for instances where I have to be caring, competitive, professional, or strategic, where I currently work, I work in a women's facility, an OBGYN office, and there's a lot that goes on with us ladies. So, definitely have to show a caring side because, you know, some of us can be a little bit hormonal, competitive. The only thing that I can think of when it comes to competitiveness at this current position is trying to get patients in their appointment on time. I do work at a six-provider office. On any given day, there's five providers. And so, yeah, patients can definitely pile up pretty quickly. I've had to come up with strategy on how to get these patients into their appointments on time because what I do is very meticulous, and so definitely have to make sure that documentation is filled out properly and whatnot and still get their information in on time. Being in the front, HIPAA kicks in, and that's where I feel like is part of the professionalism. We have to be very cautious about what is said working up front because patients are right there in the lobby and can hear conversations, so have to really be mindful on a whole different level when it comes to the courtesy of what information is being talked about up front when it does come to patients. So yeah, I feel like this current position that I'm in definitely provides all of those instances.