So, the adaptability of changing priorities is actually pretty simple for me. I've worked in a couple of different industries where you have to be able to adjust and work on the new priority that may come up, it may be a last minute priority. An example of that, so currently I'm a senior manager over a health information system in Australia, and at any point in time, if there's ever a failure, no matter what I might have on my current schedule, I may have to drop what I'm doing to be able to attend to that problem that has arisen. And the way that I manage that is I always keep kind of a list of things that I have on my priorities for that day and for the week. And that way, once I have dealt with the change that came about, I'm able to go back to the tasks that I had already planned for that time frame. So I don't have issues with changing priorities, it happens pretty often in the current field that I'm in, and it's happened before when I was back in my military days, because things happen and you just have to adapt to the change that has been thrown at you at that time. So I don't have any issues with changing priorities.