In my last employment, I was an executive assistant to two financial planners who each had about 300 clients, more or less. And also, we're always adding new clients to their book of business. So that required a lot of organization skills, not just each planner and their specific clients, but they also did a lot of joint work together. So just keeping the yours, mine, and ours separate and in their own respective files, as well as making sure that I'm being organized with new prospects coming in that are interested in potentially working with them, and clients that have been served and need to be continued to be served, annual reviews, things like that. And that strong attention to detail to make sure all of that is in order. That was definitely a great part of the last employment I had and something that I bring to the table.