To me, being self-driven is really just being able to wake up every single day, knowing that God made us to where we're able to make every day a little bit better than the day before. This is how I've lived my life pretty much since I was in high school. I know high school resumes probably don't mean a whole lot. Went to college for a few months. It was never for me, kind of what you can see in my resume as well. In high school, all A's, over 4.0 GPA, playing three sports, self-driven the whole way throughout. Also taking all the hardest classes possible that the school had to offer. And then obviously, throughout my years of work experience, basically running my own business and a couple sales jobs here and there. You have to be self-driven in order to make it work, especially in a commission-only role. Being self-driven really just means knowing that you're capable of more than you probably give yourself credit for and going after that every single day because there's no reason not to.