>> And the best part of it you really just can't beat having a cause
that you're passionate about.
Working for a candidate that you believe in, working to do something where you know
that what you're doing makes a difference is something that you can't always get in a job
and it's one of those things that can't be replaced by a job
where you don't have that feeling.
If you get lost in that, if you forget sort of, if you bogged down in the details and the stress
of what's going on in one day, you always have that mission that you can go back
to this is what's it's about and this is what I'm going for and it's one of those things
where even if, you know, you're up in the middle of the night because you suddenly think of,
oh this what I should be doing, I just have this great idea, you don't feel like it's intruding
on your personal time because it's working for a cause that's such a big part of who you are.
The most challenging aspect is something that, it's one of things with the dual sided thing,
you know you love it and you hate it, but it's the flexibility; anything can change
in an instant if something else dominates the new cycle if all of a sudden there's this event
that we have to plan for, we have to find people, you know, we've recruiting volunteers
for an event this weekend, but all of a sudden this new event is a priority of ours
and that flexibility and the ability to shift gears immediately can very stressful at a lot
of times, and like I said there are times where it'll be the middle
of the night you might get a call, an email, something like that,
but at the same time it is something you still welcome.