When prioritizing my tasks for a day or even a short period of time, I like to focus on one task that I know I can get done quickly and well to start my motivation for the day. You know, I feel accomplished, I feel great, I already accomplished this task, I'm ready to move on to the next one. And then I like to prioritize my tasks by obviously timeliness. You know, what needs to be done today, what needs to be done this morning, what needs to be done this afternoon, what can wait until tomorrow if I can't get to it today. But I also like to prioritize the more difficult tasks. That way I can focus my energy and my brain power on something that maybe takes a little more time or is a little more difficult for me to focus on. That way I'm not exhausted by the time I try and tackle something that's tougher for me or I'm able to focus on it more and not be drained, whereas if I would wait until the end of the day to tackle a more difficult task, I may not be as focused or as driven to get it completed. So it's been a change in mindset, tackling some of the toughest tasks first and sprinkling in some of those tasks that maybe are easy checks. You know, I can easily check that off my list. It doesn't take a lot of time. It doesn't take a lot of energy. It gives me motivation to keep moving forward because I've gotten one task done and now another and now I'm ready to tackle some of those harder tasks. So for me, it's a timeliness thing, but it's also let's tackle the harder tasks first. So before we're, you know, have drain from other fatigue from other tasks getting done or even, you know, trying to power through a task that's a little more difficult. So for me, it's more about timeliness and then it's about difficulty of tasks.