So, being self-driven means a lot to me. First and foremost, it's intrinsic motivation. So, part of that is, you know, I have to come home at the end of the day and, you know, provide for my wife and for my child. And part of that is making sure that I did the best that I can at my job and moving up the ranks, you know, making sure that I'm bringing home the bacon. And number two is my drive to achieve. I know that if I were to do the bare minimum of my job, I'm not going to be able to afford a nice house for my wife, a nice car. Being able to send the kid to college, that's huge. So, giving it my all whenever I go to work. And number three is competition. So, that's something that I've always had, making sure that I'm doing better. Obviously, realize we're all on the same team, but, you know, it's nice being able to go, oh yeah, you know, I made an extra sale today. And, you know, I feel like it motivates your other teammates to go, okay, well, I got to do a little bit better, you know. So, that's what being self-driven means to me.