Can you share a specific example of a skill or habit you've actively worked on improving for the past year? How did you approach this self-improvement and what impact has it had on your professional or personal life? The biggest thing that I've learned skill-wise is always ask questions. Do your research before you ask the question because you're just going to look like a dummy if you just ask the question, right? I mean, you want to do the research and yet if you still don't understand it or if you don't understand what the internet's telling you, then you would want to ask your mentor if you do have a mentor, and I would assume you would. That's one skill is research, definitely research and asking questions. The other skill would be socializing. You would have to have a very good, strong skill of socializing to understand, in this case, your client. You would want to understand their body position, their posture, their mannerisms or what they're doing just to pick up on certain things. That's one other skill I did pick up on. So I mean, if the room is awkward, then I mean, it's only awkward if you make it awkward, but you would understand why it's awkward if, you know, it's just picking up certain things. That's one skill I've also developed. Another quick skill that I did develop in my personal and professional is, I mean, if you want to look at it professional-wise, I've made money with stock trading and my personal life, balancing work and wife.