Self-driven, to me, that means that you can work without a lot of direct supervision, and it also means that you can exceed what's expected of you without somebody telling you that you need to exceed what's expected of you. When you really take it on yourself to do well and that you want to do well for the agency where you work because you want to be a good insurance agent, you want to have that big a book of business, you want to have a lot of clients, and you want to have that because you enjoy what you do and you want to be the best at it, and you're not on the phone all day just because your boss tells you that that's what's expected of you and because you know he's going to fire you if you don't do that all day. That should be, if you're a self-driven person, you don't need to have those considerations. Your main concern should be your own betterment just for your own sake. You're not doing it because you fear the consequences if you don't. You're doing all the right things, and you're exceeding expectations because you want to, and you want to be the best, and you want to do right by your clients.