The thing that motivates me the most, by far, is a sense of self-improvement. I want to keep getting better. I don't want to stay still. I don't want to be stagnant. That sounds honestly boring to me. I want to become better. I want to get more efficient. I want to get more sophisticated, more linguistic. I get competitive when I look at myself, particularly when I look at my past self. I want to always be better than my past self. Every year, I want to talk to more people. I want to make more money than I did. I want to get more connections, get more names. I want to get myself out there more. If I'm ever in a situation where I feel like I'm not better than I used to be, that's when I put my nose to the grindstone and just grind it out, try to be the best I can possibly be. Because I do. I really want to be better than my past self. I want to be making more money than my past self. I want to have more connections than my past self. I want to have a better resume than my past self. I want to be more skilled than my past self. I want to be better. Every day, every month, every year. That's the thing that motivates me more than anything else.