As I said, during my job in this cancer insurance foundation and center that was actually working just to serve cancer patients and of course through fundraising activities, campaigns, etc. The challenge mainly was kind of personal because when I started to work with them, my father unfortunately has been diagnosed with cancer. So that was a kind of a turning point into this career. I was like given a choice of either I continue to serve other people or I just give up and find another job where I actually took the benefit of that and felt that that was maybe a sign for me to be more passionate about giving this opportunity for other patients to be treated in the cancer center because it was very hard for anyone to enter the center and to get the treatment they needed. So I chose to not give up. I chose to actually go on with just this job. The first year was pretty hard and I just made sure that I can like try to as much as I can put my emotions aside and just aim towards the goal of serving as many people as we could.