Looking back, what do you think you're the most proud of?

Yeah, I think two things, Jordan.

And by the way, I do believe in a career progression, right? So before I give you those two things, I think that, you know, my grounding, my training, how good I am partially comes from the big company exposure, right? Because big companies...

They have the bandwidth to train you and to teach you, and they do things that other companies just don't have the time or money for.

So I'm thankful that I spent all the time at J&J and Medtronic.

Those were great grounding companies and allowed me to learn a lot and then go into a startup world.

But you asked the two most important things, the two things I'm maybe proudest of.

If you were a 28-year-old sales rep today in medical, where would you be looking to build your career? What avenue, what niche of the industry, where would you want to go?