Yeah, so for my ideal sales role, the ideal layout for the structure of my day would be once I get in the office, I've already done my thing for the morning. I've gone to the gym. I've done my—gotten ready, in a good head space, done all my things to get me there and then that's going to allow me to go ahead and get any of the tough tasks that I need to out at the beginning of the day. I like to do that because it builds momentum in my day when I get the difficult, tougher tasks just out of the way because then the rest of the day is just kind of—you're cruising down hill. So in my ideal sales role, that's probably going to include some kind of prospecting. So my cold calls, my difficult prospecting tasks, that kind of a thing, just like to bang that out right in the beginning of the morning. So then once I've gone through and done that for the morning and had my lunch and everything then I can focus on doing some meetings in the afternoon or meeting with other team members and doing any—if I have service tasks to complete, I get those done in the afternoon, typically the easier kind of things. But yeah, I've had meetings with clients, with prospects, obviously having some preparation beforehand to do some of those but that's how my ideal day would look like for a sales role that I'm interested in.