Tell me about a time when you had a challenging goal to hit. A big challenge for me was in the military. You know, I was a specialist at the time, trying to get my sergeant, but I had to prove myself. How did I go about accomplishing this goal? Well, I sat and studied all the doctrine that I need to study. I tried to work under people that were already sergeants at the time and learn and put things in my tool bag so when I became a sergeant, I could actually take those things that I liked and didn't like and be able to use it for my soldiers. This was a challenging goal. It's not easy to become a sergeant in the military. You have to prove yourself. You have to have good PT scores. You have to have that leadership presence. You had to know things. You had to have knowledge about what you were teaching because you had to be able to... What your goal is as a sergeant is to be able to teach the next soldier who's ready to become a sergeant to be one. So I had to... This was a challenging goal, but I accomplished it. I sat down, studied, learned from other people, took constructive criticism on how I taught this class or what I could do better when it came to training my soldiers. This was a hard goal for me, but I reached it, and I reached it pretty quickly when I got into the military. I reached it within two years, which is not easy, but like I said before, I prioritized, knew what I wanted, and I reached that goal.