I thought about this a bit, and didn&#x27;t answer.  And today asked a colleague that had the exact same response as me.<p>There&#x27;s no one day that stands out as a highlight that trumps all other days.  That things went OK, nice and smooth, I got some satisfaction, perhaps some personal goal was reached or something got recognised, but there&#x27;s no one day that I came home thinking I had the best job in the world.  There are certainly days this doesn&#x27;t happen, so to minimize these days is rewarding.  A meaningful job, a satisfying job, these are all good days to go home to, but the best job in the world; I don&#x27;t know what that is, and I think I&#x27;d be deceiving myself if I said I thought I had it, because every day brings new challenges and hopefully new cases for achieving a sense of feeling I had a worthwhile role and was contributing value to company, clients, and colleagues.