To me, self-driven means the ability to find motivation and discipline from within, whether that be your own personal self or from your personal life, to be able to be a problem solver and to attack those problems, like I said, with the motivation that you find from within, from your own life or from yourself. It also implies to me that somebody wants something and is willing to do the work to get that thing. Self-driven does not include sitting on the couch and waiting for things to happen to you. It means taking action. I guess that would be the most succinct way to put it, is the ability to take action and to believe in yourself, to have confidence. A couple of things that I'm very good at. I would say I'm definitely self-driven, which is one of the reasons that I really want a commission-based position, because I don't want to sit back and just rely on a salary. I want to be able to work as hard as possible and to make money in proportion to that. I'm very efficient and I learn very quickly, and I tend to be able to solve a lot of my own problems pretty quick. I think that in insurance, this will translate very well. I'll be able to generate more leads, maybe through creative ways, and to fix people's problems, to first find problems and then fix them for people. That's how you sell. That's what self-driven means to me.