So, throughout my career, I've had many opportunities to show my skills and assets to not only my employer, to a company, but also to myself and the people around me. I find it to be always to try to be an asset and person of value. So, an opportunity when I was able to be very caring was when a client of mine had lost a loved one and it was all of a sudden. That, therefore, gave me an opportunity to be very empathetic, to not only show sympathy, but also just care and understand and to just listen. To me, it was an opportunity to not only help that person, but to be human. Another opportunity, I'm a very competitive person. I've been an athlete all my life, like to work out. And so, working in sales, I'm always competing, competing with myself, competing with teams. When I'm a store manager, I've hit my quotas and goals and hit my metrics. And I actually became one of the best up and starters of a chartered communication company that sells marketing manager and hitting all my metrics and having a company-wide email with my name on it. So, that shows to my competitive nature. As far as professional, I like to call myself a corporate professional. What that means is that I've always worked in corporate environments and office environments. I'm very much used to being in those type of environments. And so, what it does is allow me to be very professional, to be loud and clear and concise, and to represent not only my employer, but the client as well. I'm an advocate for all. And as far as strategic, I'm very strategic in thinking. I always think far ahead. Many instances, I've been able to show this strategic mindset. It's just as far as being able to close on sales and on deals, as well as being able to understand the product, understand my job, and become a master of it. And I use my mind to not only plan for the future, but to also plan for the short term as well.