In my last job, we sit in a room doing procedures with the doctor using nitrous and I was not one of those assistants yet, I was still brand new, but one of those assistants got pregnant and immediately after you're pregnant you can no longer be in the room with nitrous and so they quickly moved me into the position because I had shown the most interest in it and shown that I would be able to fulfill that position the easiest and so my priorities changed quick because I then was having to be at work way earlier for surgeries and it was having to be taken a lot more seriously due to it being like kids would be put out under IV sedation or even just being on the nitrous can be a little bit scary and so all I did was like trust in the process really and and believe that I was gonna exceed and like accomplish everything that I had to do in my new position even though it was an overnight turnover thing. I was told at like 10 p.m one night and had to be there at 5 30 the next morning and so yeah I think just trusting myself and trusting who's around me is how I handle priorities changing.