-: It's hard to say.
I mean, I think the biggest challenges
probably present themselves right in the same instances
where you're presented with the biggest opportunities
to get some gratification, some satisfaction,
some feeling of okay, this is why I get up
and do this every day
but the biggest challenges are the cases.
You're looking at them
and sometimes the biggest challenge
is trying to determine what the appropriate outcome is,
sometimes the biggest challenge is trying to convince
your colleagues that that is the appropriate outcome
and so, I think for me it's the challenge
of trying to getting the cases right sometimes,
other times it's trying to convince someone else
that what you believe to be right, correct
is the right outcome, the correct outcome
and for me,
it's some passion about the work
and I think it's probably being passionate
about the work, caring about the outcomes,
recognizing that they affect real person,
real lives and so, we're not just talking
about theoretically outcomes
and we're not just discussing cases
for purposes of some academic conversation.
There are real-world consequences to the decisions we make
and that can be very challenging.
Keeping all of that at the forefront
and then trying to do the work.