Sure, so prioritization of tasks. First of all, something is more urgent, obviously, that I'm going to prioritize based on the amount of time that I have for each. And other than that, I would say who I'm working with, right? If I'm going to have to organize people and different spaces, different teams, then that's going to affect the order of things. And we're also going to want to group together tasks, if at all possible. You know, better to group together a few things that are related to each other and kind of pound through them than take these random things that are not really related to each other and run between them just to get them done with no really organization on how you're going through them. So, being intentional with how you're using your time, that time management, that structure of how much time you have, how many people you have, how much time is required, how many people are required, and then the nature of the tasks themselves and their grouping. I'd say those are definitely the main things that I consider when prioritizing tasks.