Working in insurance, we know tasks can change relatively quickly. Things pop off in a matter of seconds. A claim walks through the door. A new sale walks through the door. So there's a lot of times I used a red light, green light system. So I would write down all of the tasks that I had started. I would cross them off as I would finish them just so I never lost anything. But I would kind of file, if I got to the end of the day and I still had a task list to do, I would go ahead and start writing it out in red light, green light. So red light was stuff that I needed to handle either before I left the office that night or towards the beginning of my next morning. Or I would put it in the green light where it was something that needed to get done but it wasn't super priority so it didn't need to be the first thing that I handled when I walked through the door the next day or before I left the office for the night. Usually that was things like uploading paperwork to underwriting if it wasn't an urgent request that they needed or following up to get a picture of a driver's license or different things like that. It would be more easier tasks, tedious tasks, I guess, just making sure all of my I's were dotted and my T's were crossed.