There is a section on my resume that says world traveler, and really the purpose of that time in my life was essentially this question right here, where I just tried to put myself in as many situations as I could where I did doubt my ability strongly. And so one of the most extreme examples was I was in Australia and decided to work on a sheep farm in the outback, and I am a city guy, had been my whole life, and had no experience whatsoever with anything with that whole world of farming and animals and agriculture. And so I definitely doubted my ability to handle that. I was out in a remote area with no internet, nothing, and basically the way I decided to treat it was just to first of all understand what I didn't know, which was pretty much anything at the time, and the first step was to just get over the fear and know that things were going to be hard, and I would just keep trying. And then I also relied around the people around me, so I asked them questions and just watched what they did every day until I started to have a little bit of a foundation that I could start to fall back on, and then I started to realize that I did have some abilities that I had learned over time. And then the other thing I did was just while I did know what to do, I would keep asking and keep learning until my abilities grew a bit more, and the outcome was that I had a fantastic three months. I became quite capable by the end of my time out in the outback of Australia, and I really enjoyed it, and it was one of the most difficult things I've done, but I think about it a lot when I am in a situation where I don't feel very comfortable about how I might be able to handle it. I just remember that the first step is just to keep trying and keep learning and focus on the people around you who have talent that you can draw from, and just take it from there.