So, what am I looking at for my next opportunity? The big one is staying in some software sales, so staying in that SaaS realm is really important to me. That's the future, so that's primarily what companies are going to be purchasing, or people are going to be purchasing. It's all going to be software-based, web-based, whatever that looks like. Working at Savio, a software engineering company, bootcamp, or school, I really saw that. I got some great insights on, wow, where is tech going? I want to be a part of that, and my strength is sales. That's my career, so I'm like, okay, how do I fit my strength in sales and still be in the software realm? I know I'm not going to be a software engineer. That's not me. I need to be going. I need to be doing stuff. I don't want to sit and just type away at doing some kind of coding language for hours and hours. So, I know I'm not going to do that, so how do I incorporate sales? And SaaS is where it's at, so software sales is where it's at. Like I said, I had that taste of that at that software engineering company and really want to continue that. Secondly is upward mobility. I love leadership. I love sales leadership, so I excel at that. I've been at that level, been at the high level. I'd like to get back to that at some point, so I'm looking at upward mobility. You know, it doesn't have to be necessarily a huge company, or it could also be a small company where there's some opportunity, something like Ideal Traits. I definitely see that ability there. Being a smaller company, it was founded in 2012, still a lot of possibilities there, so I see that there here at Ideal Traits. Those are my two things, so just really staying in software in some fashion with sales, and then eventually getting to some kind of leadership role in the future. However long that takes, that's irrelevant, however long it needs to take. But definitely those are my two big top.