What does self-driven mean to you? Self-drive means to me, you know, it could be personal life or it could be work life. Say work, you have your goals at work that you're supposed to accomplish every day. Self-driven is actually creating your own personal goals. Because it always pushes up to a little bit harder every day. So constantly, daily, you'll see what you did the day previous. And you'll try to exceed or push past those. Because that's a personal goal that is self-driven. You've got to be able to pick up that phone. You need to be able to make cold calls if need be. You need to push yourself, drive yourself to be able to do what you need to do. Because you can't expect others to do it yourself. Self-driven is holding yourself accountable. If you can't do that, then you won't succeed. Period. I mean, personal life, self-driven, I work really hard. And I do it constantly so I can take care of my kids. I have to push myself. I have to make sure my goals are on tact. If I don't, then I don't just fail me, I fail my family. It's being able to just take control of your time, of my time. And make it beneficial to yourself. If you do that, then it's beneficial to everybody else as well.