Hi there, my name is Sean. So I would say that the way I prioritize my tasks definitely varies from day to day, but generally there's about three core groups that I follow. In the morning from about 9 to 11 a.m. I'm working mostly on like household things, making sure that the house is clean, that we have all the right things for it. Maybe there's a project like a plumber's coming and so I've got to make sure that I'm there to meet the plumber. Anything in that first two hours of the day, that's usually the house. Then I spend about three hours every day from roughly 11 to about 1 or 2 p.m. working on things for the bookstore, deliveries, packing boxes, ensuring that we're, you know, moving things along in the office space that has everything that it needs, and making sure that I'm meeting all of their needs on a daily basis. And finally we kind of end the day with a grab all, you know, that last three hours of the day. It can be bookstore, it can be household, and often it's administrative stuff for the consulting firm. So I really prioritize my stuff based off of that structure, but then with a lot of variability, like, oh we really need this thing from you today Sean, like so I've got to throw that up, you know, it's 10 a.m. and I'm not just sitting at the house, I'm out running about because I've got to grab something for an event that they've got going on over at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden. Or you know, I'm working on a bunch of different things and I know that today this is the day that this thing has to be done, there is no other day that we can do it, we get it done. And then it's what is up next, like what's coming up this week or next week, like things that I can move along and maybe get ahead of so when that deadline is there, I've already done it, or you know, we're meeting that deadline right on time. And then I would say the third group of prioritization there is stuff that's way far off. It's like, well we know we're not going to be doing this, like my boss needs tickets for Coldplay in August in Munich, well I know that I have time to get that, but let me go and look at that right now, see if those tickets are on sale, see if there's any good prices. And so that's kind of how it goes. It's the three different groups that I meet and then it is kind of today, tomorrow, and in the future. Like those are really how I prioritize and I do everything that needs to be done for people.