I'm a big fan of Simon Sinek. He is a speaker. He focuses a lot on your personal why. He has a book that's called Start With Why. But in any case, the idea is finding out what motivates you, what your intrinsic, deep-seated goal is that is not something that has a finite ending. It's about playing an infinite game is sort of the concept. And so what motivates me isn't something that I can necessarily achieve. It's like success. It's where it's least and you pay for it every single day. But what motivates me and what my personal why is, is being able to achieve and fund the life that my partner and I see for ourselves, which is a life of great freedom, lots of travel, lots of good food, lots of being able to see friends, see family from around the world, because she's from the other side of the world, and be able to sort of be gloat crowders and have our time be our own, really have that personal freedom and to retire early. So being able to achieve that, I know that that takes a high degree of success. It takes a high degree of discipline, focus, money management. These are all areas that I've been pouring myself into over my entire career and adult life, because I've known what it would take to hit that from the beginning since I was young, because my dad did a really great job teaching me all about that. My parents were excellent examples. And so that's really what drives me forward is being able to achieve the sort of dream life, just like my parents are. I mean, they do exactly what they want, when they want. Now they sail many times a year. They're in the Caribbean, the Bahamas, South America, and it's because they worked hard, they were smart and they were diligent. And so I'm trying to do the same and that's what motivates me.