It is true, apart from the last line – it hasn't set me apart from everyone else. It has definitely given me a lot of color. Right from when I was young, when I left Delhi, that was not a choice. That was by default. Getting an opportunity to play for Mohun Bagan was something that I never dreamt of. But right after that, going to JCT, coming back to East Bengal, then going to Dempo, coming back to Mohun Bagan again, going abroad, coming back and taking Prayag United at one point in my career – you can say that I have often taken routes which were not explored before, but it was not to prove anyone wrong or right. It wasn't to set myself apart, but just what I felt at that moment. My army background helps me not be scared of taking different cultures and different places, because it's not easy. I can assure you that changing the dressing room is not easy, changing the whole system of culture is not easy. From Kolkata to JCT is a different ball game. From JCT to Panjim is different, and from Panjim to Kansas City is completely different. So, it was more to do with the kind of person I am. It wasn't to prove any point. It wasn't a predetermined thought that I was going to be the changemaker. It was just that's the way I am. We live once. So I travel as much as I can and see different cultures and different people. Whenever those opportunities come in, more than often I've been positive about taking that plunge.