All right, so that's a great question actually. What do I consider to be my strength? On the last little segment, I talked about my adaptability. And so one thing I learned in my insurance company, Triple J Life Solutions, you had to be able to read people over the phone. You can't see them, so you can't watch body language. You've got to be listening. And it comes down to reading people and being an active listener. The trick is a lot of people say they're an active listener, but it only matters if you're asking good questions. You've got to be asking those discovery questions, and you've got to be genuine with the people that you're sitting down with. When I was working for ADT and I was selling security systems, I didn't start selling, actually. I started as an installer, and there was a guy who couldn't make it to an appointment. And the sales manager gets on the phone. He says, Jameson, I need you to run over to this place and go ahead and introduce yourself and just make him feel comfortable. I said, OK, OK, I'll do that. So I went over to the house in my tool belt and knocked on the door, introduced myself. And we went in and sat down in the living room and just started talking, just getting to know each other again, reading people, seeing where they were comfortable. And, of course, I didn't have a shirt and tie on. I was a technician, so their guard was down automatically. Before you know it, we were walking through the house, basically deciding where things needed to go. And by the end of the night, the sales manager was bringing a contract to the house. I signed him up that night, came back two days later and installed the security system. So I would say my biggest strength is really being able to read people and being productive with my active listening, asking the right questions, always looking to learn every day something new. Like I said before, whenever you stop doing that, I'm a big Scott McCain reader. He came out with another book, a new book called Iconic. Can't wait to get my hands on it. Great sales stuff in there, but personal personal skills, being able to read people. That's my strength.