For me, a time when I had a challenging goal to accomplish obviously was an end-of-month report for financials in a nursing home, so a profit and loss statement where it does take a lot of concentration, a lot of quiet time, so I did take myself home and told the building only to reach out to me if in the event that they needed me, but people coming in and out of my office at that time just wasn't going to work because it was a priority that had to be done by five o'clock that day. So I took myself to a quiet space where I was able to focus without distractions, and that's how I was able to accomplish that goal. Sometimes I know that can change in different settings. I had the ability to do that remotely, however, if I'm in office and there's something that was very challenging and I needed to accomplish that, I would either ask for assistance or guidance in how to accomplish that goal if I didn't understand what that goal was, or if it was going to take me a long time, I definitely think that I would shut my door and kind of say, I'm not available for the next couple of hours, I need to get this project done.