To me, self-driven means that you set goals and you strive to achieve them. You don't need somebody to outline what these goals are. You know what they are. You see them. You have numbers or figures that you need to meet, and you don't need someone to remind you of them. You don't need someone to hold your hand while you go through each step. You know what your tasks are. You complete your tasks in a timely manner. You have goals for the year, goals for five years, and you know what it takes to get to those goals, and you do everything in your power to accomplish that goal. You don't need someone else to remind you or tell you that those goals are there. You know they're there. For you, as a person who's self-driven, you want to achieve those goals just as much as or probably more than a supervisor or a mentor or anyone, because this is what's important, your drive to be successful. So to me, self-driven means I have a goal, and I will meet my goal regardless. So no matter how I get there, I'll get there. And I feel like as a business owner, as someone who's been in sales in the past, self-driven is a very important quality to have.