>> Well, I'm continually confronted with a lot of challenges that require problem solving.
Require out-of-the-box thinking.
That, I really enjoy brainstorming with the attorneys.
And the staff.
And the interns that I work with.
To come up with solutions that we can then offer as solutions to the policymakers
and the decision-makers on those content areas.
I suppose properly allocating my time to be most effective.
But not let it completely consume me in a way that would be effectively unhealthy.
So in other words, if I wanted to continue to work on my job 24 hours a day,
7 days a week, I could definitely do that.
And so I have to figure out at what point I should cut it off.
Go home. Get some rest.
Be with the family.
And then come back recharged to effectively work the next day.
So I think it's the same problem that probably every lawyer has.