One of the main things that attracts me to a sales position, so to speak, is my character, my personality. Being somebody who has ADHD, who thinks a lot differently than other people, thinks outside of the box, so to speak, and has a different avenue for getting to the same goal, so to speak. A sales position gives me the opportunity to not be capped at a certain potential, which is something I've always liked in my three, four years now of sales experience, being we think you're worth $25 an hour, and that's all you're worth as a person, so to speak. I didn't like being put into that framework of thinking as far as all you have to offer is that amount per hour, things like that. I just didn't like that framework of mindset with a lot of different careers and things like that, so I got into the sales field more. Then I really got to start to see how my skill set and what I put into myself would put back into what I got out of sales. I spent a lot of time over the past few years, like I mentioned, going through a weight loss journey, losing a lot of weight, things like that. I got to see firsthand starting out in sales when I was at my heaviest weight and in a different space in my life versus now, the space I'm in in my life, how my career changed, how my thought process with sales worked, how my confidence was different.