Similar to some of my previous answers, nothing motivates me more than a challenge and an opportunity, and I think that I have the perfect mindset to see everything as opportunity. I love reading books. One of my favorite books is called The Obstacle is the Way by Ryan Holiday. It's about turning all your obstacles and challenges ultimately into goals to overcome and to achieve. So I'm motivated by growth. I'm motivated by challenges, adversity. I train martial arts. I coach martial arts, and that's all about growth. That's all about throwing yourself into the fire and using it to forge yourself into the person you want to be. So I'm motivated by self-growth. I have so many goals. I'm a goal-oriented person, whether it be a personal goal, physical goal, financial goal, career goal, even emotional and spiritual goals. I'm always striving towards new things every single day. I have family goals. I have development goals for myself. My family has invested so much in me, sending me to college, giving me a tremendous childhood and upbringing. I just want to do my best work every day. I want to push myself, work hard, earn everything, no handouts, and really strive. I'm a striver. I'm my own machine that is self-oiling. I have a well that never runs dry of motivation, whether it be listening to Les Brown or Zig Ziggler or reading books on philosophies. I was an ethics minor, and pretty much I studied a ton of philosophy in college. That just helps me motivate by staying in the right mindset of growth. I'm growth-oriented, and I'm goal-oriented. The feeling of getting closer to my goals and getting that growth really drives me. Day after day after day, I'm chasing my goals. This is a huge goal for me.