Alright, so when priorities change you need to adapt quickly because if the priorities are changing quickly that means your adaption needs to be quick. For example, I worked in weddings and we had a way of setting up. The first thing we would do is we would bring everything in. We would bring in all the materials that we were going to need, we would try and bring in everything possible because that way, save time, we're more efficient but we had just worked another wedding and we were coming from that setup to this one and so we were working on setting up and I was bringing in all the materials, I was bringing in a stack of chairs when I realized we were on a time constraint. That night we didn't have the full amount of time that we thought was necessary to set up so we had to change our priority. Instead of bringing in all the chairs we were going to stop and set up half the decorations, the half that we'd already had in and then we'd bring in the rest tomorrow when we had more time but we couldn't leave our staff a mess and we couldn't have time to bring everything in. We stopped bringing things in and what I did was I finished bringing in that stack of chairs that I had and then we quickly set up everything because when you're on a time constraint, when your priorities are changing, you need to change. You need to adapt to the way that they are because priorities doesn't always necessarily mean that not everything is going to get done. Everything still needs to get done. It just means the order in which it's done needs to change. The priorities that you have need to change. So if your priorities are to help people, you're still going to help them but maybe it's going to change to something else because you need to get other things accomplished first.