So, I feel like I really did make a decision at my current age that this was probably the industry I was going to find myself in long-term. I work adjacent with insurance in the past. I know it's had a really good understanding of how it worked and my personal mentor has been working in insurance his entire life and is very well-renowned, very well-known in the insurance community. He's the CEO of the Independent Insurance Agents of Georgia and North Carolina and he taught me a lot. So I was getting to a point where I finally needed to find an industry and stick with it and so we inevitably came full circle to what was insurance. Sales is a great way to break in. I think getting it being an agent is a great way to break into the industry. As far as my future in insurance, I wouldn't mind possibly getting into the adjusting side of things, maybe even like catastrophic level adjustments, but in the interim, my short-term goals is to get into the industry and get an understanding for the industry and find my forever career. As far as my advancement from there, possibly field adjustments, possibly catastrophic adjustments, maybe managing my own agency one day, but this is all speculative. These are all things I'm still due to the industry, so we'll feel it out and we'll see what opportunities present themselves, but this job I think is a great entry level to me to really get an understanding of how the industry works as a whole.