An ideal workday for me is something that I can unplug from about 5, 5.30, like I could at my old job. We went in at 8.30 and did not leave until 5.30, but it was a perfect schedule for me because I was able to drop my daughter off at daycare, she's two years old, and then I was able to go to school or go to work after dropping her off at school and then get everything I needed to get done and then be able to pick her up at the end of the day and give her my full undivided attention. I would keep my email on my phone so I could answer clients on the weekends, especially if I was working on something, and that was never a big deal to me, but it really is important for me to have, you know, my family time and my home and then work. While at work though, it's 100% work. It's separation from what's going on in my outside world, not bringing it into my inside world. I enjoy structure. I enjoy organization. I enjoy getting my goals accomplished and everything that I'm seeking out for that day done. I don't want stuff to be on the table and roll over towards the next day because that's just when your schedule gets messy. You never really get that sense of accomplishment, and there's always going to be something to do at the end of the day if you procrastinate, so my ideal work day is get in, do my work, and then come home and do the work that I do here for my kid and my husband and just all around balance and super mom it out.