Being self-driven to me, in an essence, is just taking initiative. For me, I always, if I see a job that needs to get it done, I do it. It's kind of the classic see job, do job kind of terminology with me. If something needs to get done, I just go out there and do it, no questions asked. If you see something that's a little off that you think might be a good decision to go and switch or tweak a little bit to be best for the client or customer, that's something that you take upon yourself to do. That's also being self-driven. Self-driven just outside of work life, in my own life. I'm a very health-conscious person. I'm actually training for a marathon right now, and that's very self-driven. I'm kind of being my own coach and just going with the flow and seeing what happens. Also, being self-driven is just having a lot of motivation and being motivated. I'm always very motivated. Like I said, something that motivates me is writing down my goals. That's another thing that it takes to be self-driven. You have to be self-driven to just write down your goals and see them. Physically seeing those and bringing them to reality and fruition is something that really makes me proud. When it all comes along, it makes the whole process feel so much better.