So, I can't really say that my performance was monitored or that any goals were given to me because I did run my own company. I did set my own goals though. One would just be sales targets and trying to increase the amount of sales month after month or quarter after quarter. I think the goals that I set were a little bit different. It was more of adding more products to my product line exponentially. So, as the business grows, you just continually add more and more products. With that, there's a lot of trial and error where sometimes you list a product and it's a winning product, it just takes off and it becomes a cash cow for you and you start making money off of it. And then you have other products that just suck all the money out of you and take everything from you. So, a lot of it had to do with goals with optimizing my listings and figuring out which products make money and which ones don't. And comparing that to sales would be like qualifying a customer and seeing if that customer is worth your time or not. So, I believe that running my own business kind of gave me a different perspective because I understand that the effort that I put into it depends on if my business fails or if it succeeds.