The question is, what does an ideal workday look like for you? An ideal workday for me, I set out what I need to achieve that day. There are things that are going to come up that kind of steer you off that path, which is no big deal. That's part of adjusting and pivoting and still achieving the goals that you set forth. I am a question asker and a note taker. So I'm always, if I don't have the answer, I will find it, do everything I can to find it and understand. Early bird gets the worm. I feel that you should start your day and have a large number of tasks that you can get done before the doors open, so to speak. So that's what an ideal workday looks like for me. Coming from the automotive industry, there is, I would argue, not another career where things could absolutely pop up in the middle of what you were planning to do. And then having learned to pivot, it is powerful. It's a powerful tool. It's a powerful asset to have. And I think that I have that skill set.