Tell me about a time when you had a challenging goal to accomplish. A great challenging goal that I had was when I turned 21 years old, I decided to go to the academy, the police academy in the state of North Carolina. Now I went through one of the hardest academies in the state of North Carolina. I had to strive, I had to push because I had one job or one test every week, so I had to study hard. And it was very hard, the tests weren't easy because you were becoming a police officer in a matter of months. You had to learn the laws in a matter of months and still take a test at the end of it. I had to study hard, I had to push hard. How did I accomplish this goal? I created priorities, made sure that after I got home from the academy all day, I would take one to two, maybe three hours of study because I knew I had a test the next day or I knew I had a PT test, which is a physical fitness test. I had a lot of things on my plate at that time. I had a kid, I had a wife, but I had to balance everything and I had to put my priorities in check. If I wanted this job, if I wanted to be a police officer in the state of North Carolina, I had to make sure that my priorities were in check. I had all my ducks in a row and at the end of it, I did get my certification and I did become a police officer in the state of North Carolina. That was a very challenging goal for me, but I overcame it by making sure that my priorities were strictly for that position. I did it, and I did it confidently, and I graduated at one of the top of my class. That's what goal I had to accomplish, and it was a challenging one.