Instances where I've been caring, competitive, professional, and strategic. Caring, an instance of that would be with my cat. He was a rescue. My sister's neighbor's cat had kittens and she couldn't keep them, so I rescued one and that's how I got my cotton. That was about three years ago. I was competitive for a position in my last, not the last job, but the job before that. There were a few candidates up for the next lead position and we all were qualified. We all were very good at it, so it was a little competitive trying to come up or prepare for that particular opportunity, knowing that there were so many other candidates that were just as competitive. So that was a really competitive situation for me with trying to get that lead position with other qualified colleagues of my own. Professional, I didn't mention this earlier, but I do do balloon garlands for family and friends and I try to be as professional as I can during those times. I host events for my family and friends and I get business cards. I start an LLC and I have posters. I offer discounts. I feel real professional when I'm doing business as the balloon lady. And strategic, when I was a student at Columbus State, before I got my degree, I had to be very strategic with the way that I planned my time with juggling school and two jobs. So it took a lot of strategizing to make sure I succeeded in school.