When I was younger, I had the privilege to listen to a great speaker who is the president of Microsoft Asia, Kai-Fu Lee, he's also a famous author and a fellow entrepreneur. He said tasks can be categorized into four categories, and the number one will be urgent and much needed, and the number two will be urgent but maybe not super much needed, number three will be not urgent but needed, and number four. So I guess I learned from this, from his methodology, is that urgent and much needed will be the tasks I'll be focused on, and on top of that I believe in human connection. So we're living in a very networking business, so I would say I would prefer to list, I would prefer to prioritize my tasks by people, if that makes sense. I have a list of people, I can rank them, I can put notes for them, then I will follow up on them one by one, depending on the urgency, depending on the relationships with them. So that's my take on prioritizing, hopefully that answers the question, thank you.