The biggest challenge I faced in the last job that I had was at North Texas Youth Connection. We worked in a shelter setting where the patients were in child protective custody and they were needing respite from the outside world. These are broken children who have been through the ringer in one way or the other, verbally, physically, you name it, emotionally. They have been through hard times. And my job as a youth advisor is to assist them in their day-to-day task, whether it's with their schoolwork, whether it's with their meal preparation, whether it's with their med management, whether it's with their showering, bathing skills. Or just being a Linda helping hand, whatever I could do to assist them. A lot of the problems were that they were combative and angry and sometimes aggressive towards the staff and to their fellow peers. I would just be honest, be myself, be attentive, be caring, be there for them. I wouldn't hover, I wouldn't overstep is a better word for it. But I was always there. I was, that's just my job. I'm helpful by nature anyway. And whether you want my help or not, I'm still going to be there. I'm not going to leave you in that situation. So I was able to go above and beyond in my job. I was able to go from making $12 an hour to $15 because to managerial positions.