 Well, I don't think he had to be dragged into his first serious leadership role as commander-in-chief of the Continental Army. I mean, I guess I should say he had other leadership roles before that, but that's the first one he's really known for. He wanted that job. He showed up at the Continental Congress in military uniform just to make sure everyone remembered what he had done prior. So that one, I think, was pretty intentional, although he definitely exhibited the appropriate amount of humility once the position was given to him.