What is the last good self-development book or podcast you read or listen to? It's a great question. As I mentioned previously, I'm really big on learning. I'm really big on self-development. So when I work out, I actually listen to The Diary of a CEO, which is a great podcast by Stephen Bartlett. A lot of information that's on there. I love listening to him and his interviews. I've read a few books. This one is The Ideal Team Player. I read for work on how to put people on the bus, the right bus, developing culture, putting the right people in the right seats. So I utilized this book when I got into management and started implementing some process and procedures as well as some ideals on here. So when I got into the finance realm, I actually recreated the process, procedures, and communication. And since then, we were able to grow our department about 25% utilizing this book because communication is huge for me, understanding where to put people in the right spots with large communication right there. So we're able to grow 25% on our finance penetrations. Communication got better between me and my partner. Before that, I read this book, Atomic Habits, helped me develop more consistency. I like to believe I am pretty consistent, especially when it comes to working out. That comes from training, wrestling. So I've had that development already. This one just kind of simplified it and made it a little bit easier for me. I read, starting with Why by Simon Sinek, perfect, perfect book to understand your origin story, how to get to your origin story, and understand what's your main purpose with. Now, with this book and being into a new management role and finance position, I understood what my strengths and weaknesses were. For me, it's process and procedure and understanding people has been my ultimate strength. So that book.