I'd like to consider myself relatively calm under pressure, an example of when priorities change quickly. The first one that comes to mind is going to have to be the introduction of COVID into the United States. At that time, I believe I was a freshman in college, and I was a part of a club sports program on campus. We would meet about once a week on campus. It was really a way for us all to get to know each other. It was actually about a 700-person organization. However, when COVID hit, obviously, school shut down and we were all booted onto online platforms. Instead of giving up, what we decided to do is implement a strategy of hosting online events where we would all join essentially a Zoom call and hang out and talk shop. What we did with the funding that was regularly used to rent spaces, we transitioned that into buying gifts for raffles and such. It ended up being a really big hit. Even when the campus went back to being in-person, we still really utilized that online environment for people who were new and possibly a little too shy to meet up in person or people who were out of state for something. Turned out to be a really good thing in the long run for us.