Describe a time when you were very busy.

Let me tell you about a recent time when I was juggling a million things at once – it was during the final weeks of planning my cousin's wedding! The wedding itself was happening at a beautiful venue outside the city, and as her maid of honor, I felt a big responsibility to make it a special day. The weeks leading up to the wedding were a whirlwind of activity. Most evenings after work, I found myself at my cousin's place helping her finalize details. We were finalizing the menu with the caterer, finalizing the guest list, and making sure all the decorations were ordered and delivered on time. There were also countless errands to run – picking up bridesmaid dresses, confirming flower arrangements, and booking transportation for out-of-town guests. On top of all this, I still had my own work deadlines to meet. There were days when I felt like I was constantly checking my phone, making sure nothing was slipping through the cracks. I even had to politely reschedule a few social outings with friends – explaining to them the wedding craziness! Despite the busy schedule, it was a labor of love. My cousin and I are very close, and I wanted everything to be perfect for her big day. There were moments of frustration, of course, like when a flower arrangement arrived slightly damaged and we had to scramble to find a replacement. But overall, the feeling of accomplishment and seeing my cousin's happy face on the wedding day made it all worth it. Looking back, that period was definitely a test of my time management skills. I learned to prioritize tasks effectively, delegate when possible, and most importantly, ask for help from friends and family. In the end, the wedding was a beautiful celebration, and the experience brought me even closer to my cousin. It was a reminder that even during the busiest times, surrounding yourself with supportive people can make all the difference.