I feel like my resume does a good job of describing where I've been and what my professional career has done to shape me. My most recent work was at Playbook Clinics. I was a market director. I was assigned five different markets across the country out of our 15 total clinics, two in California. I helped with the Seattle Clinic, but Atlanta, Charlotte, and Orlando. I traveled to these markets. I met with various individuals, whether they be coaches, athletic directors, people close to the high school football world. I built the best clinic that I possibly could with a series of speakers, sponsors, you name it. We built those from the ground up. Moving further back, I've been a high school football coach at Bishop Blanchett High School for five years now. I feel like that has really pushed me to be a leader. It's pushed me to have to take a lot of accountability where I am the expert in a particular field on a football team, and if something doesn't go well with my position, that's on me and no one else on the coaching staff. From there, my work before that was at Broom Dental, LLC. For five years, I was a dental assistant and working the front desk. I learned not only a ton about working inside of people's mouths, but I also learned how to run the front desk, how to take bills, how to talk with insurance companies. It was a very well-rounded job that I feel like set me up well for future careers.