What motivates me other than income, obviously, to do what I do every day and to be successful are my children, as I mentioned before, they are my life. I don't want my children to ever have to struggle. I don't ever want them to have to go through anything like I went through at times. Not, you know, worrying about where your next meal is going to come from, worrying about where you're going to sleep at night. Where are you going to go after school? And I'm not saying that was my everyday life, but I've experienced things that I don't want them to ever have to experience. And to be successful and to be financially stable and to show them what a strong work ethic looks like. And to show them that I'm willing to do what it takes to take care of them and provide a good life for them. That motivates me. I don't want to fail my children. And it's something that has always been important to me. And also, like I said, show them what a strong work ethic looks like. So when they get out in the workforce one day, they will understand what it takes to be successful. And it takes hard work and you're not going to get handed anything. Nobody's going to hand you a promotion. I mean, it very rarely happens or nobody's going to hand you the next amount of dollars a year. You have to earn that. You have to work for it. Only you can be successful. Nobody's just going to give you this. You're not magically going to win the lottery one day. You're going to have to work hard at life. And that's something that really motivates me and my two young children. And also I'm competitive. I have a natural competitive nature. I grew up playing sports, you know, so to be competitive, to be the best that I can be. Is very important to me as well.