Well, as you know, I mean, I lost my eyesight at the age of 24 and a half, thanks to a motorbike accident. And for many years, I mean, I didn't really do anything structured in the form of a job, and so on. But when the World Cup came up, and you gave me the opportunity at that time to work on the public relations aspect of things, I suddenly realized that PR is something that suits my style suits, my, you know, intellectual capabilities, and so on. And so I settled into this job with a sense of apprehension, a, because it was a large corporate house, it was the Dalmiya Group. And I didn't know how I was going to fit into a corporate environment, I guess, that didn't turn out to be too much of an issue. I got into my role with the ease, slowly started realizing that all my experience from the past, because I was into counting sports and stuff like that, before my accident, and the things that I had done. I mean, I was a Commerce graduate, I soon realized that business development and, you know, the marketing aspect of things, the operational aspect of the agency was something that I was, you know, very comfortable with. And soon, I started bringing in business, to the organization, which, at that point of time was a huge sense of achievement, not only for me, but also for the organization, because suddenly, I mean, we were bringing in marquee accounts, they were good accounts that were coming in. And that gave me a sense of confidence that okay, even though I mean, I have this visual impairment, when I go out into the big wide world, people take you seriously.