How to prioritize tasks in this business? That's something that I learned early on in my career, working at a great New York mutual insurance company. You have to be able to not only communicate with your coworkers, also you have to understand what's what we call in the business a rush. When is this particular policy is going to expire? When is the insurer, whether if it's endorsement, whether it's a policy, whether it's a claim, everything has to be prioritized in order to be able to respond to a particular client on that particular situation. So I've always done, you know, working in the office or working remote, prioritizing the work. For me, it's always been the number one because that's how you're able to respond to your clients. That's how you're able to make sure that nothing falls through the gap, whether it is a claim, whether it is a policy that is going to get renewed at 12 or 1 tonight, or endorsement that has to be processed in order to, or an audit situation. The insurer is looking for a very large premium on the audit. So all of that, it's a very important priority to realize that what needs to be sitting on top of the pile on your desk and what needs to be, you know, to move for the next day.