Okay. Number three, what do you, what do you do when priorities change quickly? Give me one example of when this happened. Okay. Well, so first, I think the important thing is to determine if the priority should change. I know there's a lot of things that come up that distract from being able to do things that you have set out to do that day. So say number one, just figure out if you really should change priorities. And if, if you do need to, you should use the same outlet or I'm sorry, the same template that you used to form your first priority to change your priority. So just to turn that second priority now into the first priority. An example of when this happened was, I saw it a lot in real estate, especially working with a buyer, somebody trying to buy a piece of real estate and just how often their mind changes. Sometimes they would call me and they'd say that they found this great house. They want to go see it. They love it. We go see it. And just from walking in they just, they don't even want to finish looking at the house. And so I just developed the ability to change quickly with them. And I think that comes from communication you have with them and you know, trying to make adjustments based off the feedback you get. And that happened just about every day, to be honest. So it's a good example.