Self-driven is very simple. It means that regardless of outside influences or circumstances, you want to do as much and as well as you can. And I think it's important not just for good work ethic, but it's important for life. You have to have a drive. You have to have something propelling you forward. Something that wakes you up in the morning, makes you go to that workout and do the best that you can at that workout. And go to your job and do the best that you can and be the best that you can be. So self-driven to me means the motivation to be better than you were the day before or the month before or the year before. The urge to continue to get better and better because there is no limits but what we make for ourselves, what we give to ourselves. We set our own limits and I believe in breaking through those limits.