And like more and more people, I think, we don’t work in offices or conventional workplaces, where we have set hours we’re working and hours we’re not. There are so many good things that go with that—flexibility, freedom, lots of time with our kids. At the same time, though, we’ve realized it means we’re sort of working all the time. Aaron will get out of bed to run down to the studio to listen to a mix a producer sends him. I get emails about upcoming events while I’m nursing or at a museum or watching Henry’s soccer practice. The best part about blending all those boundaries is also the
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