So when priorities change quickly, what I like to do is just keep a level head, you know, not to get frazzled. Example of this, in my previous role, one of my first tasks, again, was to draft a combined demands from scratch, as well as from scratch. And this needed to be sent out by the end of the day for review. But while I was in the middle of drafting it, I received a call from my attorney that we had a BP due within about three hours for a dog bite case. So it was a very important case for us. So, you know, I said, okay, I switched gears, switched over to that case, made myself familiar with it. And I was able to get that done for her. And then just by tracking the time and knowing I should be done with this section by this amount of time, spend this amount of minutes on this section, I was able to get the BP done for the dog bite while still getting done the combined demands for the other case. So I think the most important thing is to just keep a level head and things will work out as long as you believe in your capabilities.