For 14 years, I worked as an executive and when I made my exit from the entertainment industry into being a full-time stay at home parent, there was a certain transition involved. And in the last 4.5 years as I’ve been that primary caregiver with my kids every day as well as writing the blog, other doors have opened and other careers have become available to me. And I’ve really been making a conscious effort to try and find that work-life balance of being with my kids that many hours a day, but also fulfilling the commitments that I’ve put myself out there to do. It’s difficult. As a stay at home parent you tend to lose your identity sometimes. You tend to feel a little bit isolated with your kids. So it’s really important for me to get out there and do this stuff. But it’s boiled down to for me is occasionally trusting and hiring a babysitter and having her come in a few hours a week and specifically designating that time to be devoted towards my work, because I can’t be both at the same time. I can’t be 50% dad. I can’t be 50% writer. I have to give 100% on both sides and designate time accordingly.