>> For me it's being able to work with a good group of people, having a good culture.
So that gets me motivated.
When I get out of bed everyday I know that the people that I'm working with,
the people that I'm working for, the people
that are supporting me are all great people to work with.
Secondly, it would be a kind of mission-driven type of thing.
So the agency that I'm working with I'm really excited about the mission and what they're doing
and how they're going about kind of making a change in the world.
And so a combination of those two things really kind of motivate me to get to work.
Some of the bigger challenges are kind of like time management
and effectively being able to do so.
Living in a city like Washington, D.C., there's a lot of things
that kind of pull upon your time.
So you have like your client or your day-to-day work
which sometimes could be 40 to 60 hours a week.
But then on top of that you also have to kind of balance your kind of social life.
You also have to balance kind of family and other things like that.
But you also want to balance your ability to kind
of do extracurricular things that you enjoy.
So I think one of the tricky parts for transitioning in is being able
to balance all those things and to be efficiently good at each of them.