So yeah, question three, handling tasks with limited time. So me personally, just how I've always been taught and grown up, I try and pick apart the easier ones or like the shorter ones. If it's just like a little phone call or it's like an email, if that's like a task, get those done and out of the way. They're easy, quick. I'm 100 percent know how to do that. I think it's pretty easy and then save the harder stuff for last. So I can put forth my most concentration, time and effort into it just so that nothing else on my mind like, oh, did I get that phone call or email or who's I supposed to talk to? Yeah, just to like get it out of the way, the easy ones and then focus on the bigger projects or tasks at hand because those, of course, big ones, it's what makes us who we are at the job. They're all important nonetheless. A phone call is just as important as a big sales meeting or something on a really big claim or something like that. So yeah, it's all important no matter what but the easier little stuff, get that out of the way first, me personally, and then move on to the bigger stuff that requires more time and effort. So yeah, definitely in that order.