I feel that most of my years of experience, five to seven years of customer service experience, has been very heavily client-facing roles when it came to customer service, managing big crowds, working in high-volume business areas like even just a cafe, managing a cafe, opening cafes, doing crowd control at theme parks, doing performer-facing roles, and just being around huge crowds, having to count people, and then going into door-to-door sales was a really great experience to get me prepared for this kind of remote work and customer connection of like working with people who didn't know how to do something and teaching them how to do that, getting on the phones with people, and just being able to communicate to them and have great relationships with people moving forward, especially I think in insurance. I think that it's a really good opportunity from my network of teachers and business owners, so I think it's a really awesome way to communicate with families, teachers, unions, and professionals of how they can create a retirement and create long-term success by just knowing this key information as it evolves over the years, so that is a really good opportunity about working in client-facing roles. I also worked in different things. I think sales, starting my own business, I tried to start like a small Etsy, do fundraisers for films, and as well as just, you know, finding out what does work with people and hearing other people's sales pitch and their training and scripts is really important to me, so I really enjoyed it, and I had a great comment from one of my bosses in Beverly Hills was that the greatest thing about me was that no one gets mad at me, so if I was making 60 calls a day and following up with everyone over the course of the week and just really, really consistent on a schedule, he thought that that was a lot of value to bring to the team and a really positive attitude, so I learned through these experiences and years that having a positive attitude and a can-do attitude is really, really important, and I've enjoyed those experiences.