What should be treated as priority is not often absolute. In fact, it’s sometimes wise to prioritise priorities. That doesn't mean you’re not getting yours straight, nor are you trivialising other priorities. It’s even more logical when the effect desired is not guaranteed by a single action. So, though all actions are equally important, it's better and easier when one's caused to be contingent upon the other, requiring patience thus.
But even if you open your doors, so willing to give details, and to lay all fears to rest, some who do not want you to appear accessible and transparent will rather remain faithful to their flawed opinions, usually the trash they hear from others. But can’t you see even God cannot please everyone; He who when He wants something to happen, He says ‘Be’ and it becomes. But perhaps He’s just unwilling, like you got a problem with that?
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