So, the biggest challenge that I faced at my last job was when I started, the state of the place, not just physically, but on kind of a back-end level, was a complete disaster. There was no organization to the important files that we needed to access, and we were actually very behind on getting in new patients and even taking care of the ones that we already had. So, I was kind of thrown right to the wolves. I didn't realize the state of it when I interviewed and everything like that. So, I kind of went in and I was like, okay, well, let's get started. So, basically what I did was I completely revamped the place, shredded things that we didn't need to have, organized everything. I was given a budget for office supplies, so I ordered stuff. I ordered folders and everything to keep everything organized, and I got on top of everything that had fallen behind because of the disorganization of the place. And basically, I just started and it was my first time doing things like this, and I said, well, I can't work in these conditions. So, I fixed it, and I made everything easy for myself and in turn made it easier for the therapist, which in turn made it easy for the patients. So, that's kind of a domino effect, and I'm very proud of what I did, and that caused our caseload to go up by 50%.