Well, this is a strange one because I've been self-employed for so long, well over 10 years now, more than that, but I don't want to go too far, who cares, right? But there were no goals that I was given, it was me. So when you start out as you and you want people to pay you to do something, you have to go network, you have to go approach people, you have to advertise, you have to do things, you have to get your name out there, you have to get recognition, you have to get started somehow. So eventually, people start to say, hey, they do good work, maybe I'll talk to them, maybe you can do something for me, contractors, subcontractors, I say, hey, I need this done, I think you could do it. And I come and I do it and I stay on target, stay on price, stay on schedule, yeah, whatever it takes, that's the schedule, start, finish, there is no hours, yeah, you don't go to work at this time and you get off at this time, you start and you finish as quickly as possible. So I guess I met or exceeded whatever goals, if you can call them that, every time, you know, barring weather, sometimes you can't change what happens, you know, governments, inspections, delays on materials, a lot of things could get in the way. But for the most part, you just make do and you do your best and eventually, that's what you're known for, you do a good job.