To me, self-driven is you don't need somebody looking over your shoulder, you don't need to be babysat, you don't need anything other than yourself to keep you going, to keep you on top of stuff. A good example of this would be work from home. We all know that there's eight-hour work days and there's nobody watching you. You're just about the only person that can see what you're actually doing, minus whatever your statistics might be and how they keep track of that. But to me, self-driven is a big thing because I've been going through just the downsides of not being able to find a job for a while just because of that little blank slate in my resume. However, I'm using this to my advantage because I'm using all the negativity that I've been given and trying to work on myself. I'm trying to be better than I was. I'm trying to be better than I am. And, you know, once you just keep getting told enough times and enough times, who really cares anymore? You can't do anything about what other people do. All you can do is the best that you can do. And I really believe that that is the basis of what self-driven is.