I mean that term self-driven definitely is a lot in our culture. It's almost become cliche but really it just comes to the point of accepting absolute ownership. There's a great book by Jocko Willink that details that beautifully and it just means that you know if it's if it's meant to be it's it's it's up to me. You are the only person you can control and at the end of the day I always ask myself did you do enough? Did you do enough? And if there are enough days in a row where the answer is no then some serious things have to change. So it's it's really self driven to me is almost means more self interest introspection just in just this one sense that you really have to look internally don't beat yourself up but you also got to take in constructive criticism hear it and say okay well he has a point there I mean it may have made me feel a certain way but you know if it's coming from a good place of good faith then the person I think just wants to help you so I think it really means just extreme ownership of everything you do everything you say and recognizing that at the end of the day you're probably more at fault even though you may feel someone else is at fault is that it's it's it's you it's all you and there's great support but at the end of the day it's on you.