So, as we know, everybody makes mistakes. It's a human common thing. As for myself, I obviously, of course, have made mistakes in the past, whether it was in school, whether it was at work, but it does not mean that we should necessarily put these mistakes on us and be hard on ourselves. Sometimes these mistakes are, as they say, lessons. So for instance, when I was in school, I did first start off as a nursing major, just because I thought it was something that I would have liked. As you have seen in my other videos, I did end up switching my degree into healthcare administration. I wouldn't say it was necessarily a mistake, but this did give me a lesson learned of what I do like, what I don't like. Knowing that, like I said, we are all human, I obviously might have made mistakes at work. These mistakes have helped me learn to be able to grow into the person that I am today, helped me grow better within the workforce as a whole, be able to also help others, whether it was my coworkers or my friends, my peers, be also to help, if they make that same mistake, I can help them get through that. Also, my family, I do come from a big background of younger siblings, as I am the oldest. So a lot of these mistakes that I learn, I feel like it helps guide me into the right path, which helps my siblings, you know, I can help my siblings and help them guide them into the right path as well. So overall, I feel like learning from my mistakes really has guided me to be within the right path, be the person that I am today, and to show me what I truly want in life and what I don't.