Right now, my most important goal is to find a position with a great company that allows me to enjoy what I've built. My current company, I climbed the ladder quickly. I went from a regional business manager to national sales manager to senior national sales manager in a year and four months. The problem with that situation is that the travel that goes along with that position has put me in a spot where I really don't get to enjoy everything that I'm working for and I don't get a lot of time with my family anymore. So I would say my most important goal is to be able to enjoy the fruits of my labor and to be able to spend that time with my family rather than in hotel rooms in random states across the country. Beyond that, my wife has a project of bringing horses home. So my short term goal this weekend is to get about 150 fence posts put in my pasture so she can get her horses home. But goals are a crazy thing. I've set 10-year goals and five-year goals and two-year goals and I've got legal notepads stacked two feet high in my office upstairs that's just my goal sheets. I love going back and reading through those and seeing where I crossed them off and the dates that I did it on if I did it early or late.