An ideal work day for me would be beginning the day off with the right, best foot forward is what I would say. Something that usually helps me with that is finding something to start off my day, right, because we don't start off at 100 every day. So you know, my method is slow, smooth, and then fast. And I do that by making sure that I have the mental and physical fortitude that I need, you know, my composure and the enthusiasm that's needed to, you know, have a good day and give it your best and hope for the best. I think that's one of the main things is to commit and to move forward hoping for the best. And a big part of that is learning how to actually like relax and get into the flow of the work, which is something that I've been able to learn to get the best results out of everything that I've done in the past. I would also like to say that an ideal work day is also has the potential of having its hiccups here and there. So having like a method to anchor, anchor yourself back to back to your 100 whenever you do feel down is something that I feel is really needed, especially when there are upsets or something doesn't turn out the way you want to. Ultimately, my personal view on it is as long as you're doing your best, I have my own motto every time I finish my day, and that's today I did my best and tomorrow I'll do better and committing to that as well. So hoping for the best, I think that's a good place to start for an ideal work day.