This is a great question, and I'll be honest, I can't give the best possible answer here because I am biased. I could give the cliche response that makes me look good of what my biggest weakness is, and it's that I work too hard or that I care too much. Instead, I wouldn't say what I believe my greatest strengths are or what my biggest weakness is. I would say that if you were to refer to my former manager, what he would say. I believe that Trey would say that my greatest strength is I have a high work ethic, and I just said I wouldn't say that, but that I have a high work ethic and that I've always been personable, and I've never flaunted from dealing with dominant, assertive A types, dealing with other power people, or when someone is analytical and they're a little bit more reserved, kind of tendering to that wanting to not be so outgoing and treating them as a soft-spoken person by being soft-spoken. If they're loud, I would also be loud. I generally match well and mirror the personality of that person across from me, and I can pick up on those subtleties. I believe he would also say that my biggest weakness would be I try to eat too much of the pie all at once as opposed to one bite and one slice at a time. What I mean by that is that I would go to Trey constantly, and I'd ask him, hey, I feel like I messed up on this phone call. Hey, for this week, I feel as though I'm not acknowledging enough at the point of an acknowledge, isolate, and overcome. And I'd study over the weekend some podcasts and some audiobooks, and I'd go to him, and I'd say, hey, I heard this nugget, and I also had heard this, and I wonder how you think is the best approach to handle these issues that I'm having on the phones. And as opposed to just taking coaching from him and applying it, I'm wanting to understand too much of why the coaching is being taught, why am I being told these points. For myself, when I understand a why of a coaching point, it really makes me say it with more panache and more eagerness, and I just say it with more uppity-ness. I'm sold and I'm bought in when I truly believe in it. And when I don't, I tend to not have that same level of energy. I'd hope that you could maybe help me coach out of that and not want to seek so many different outside sources and just hone in on a one source and also the why of that solution to a problem. Thank you.