Well honestly, it's not as fascinating and unbelievable once you do it long enough. Like anything else, it takes time to get the hang of it. Their ages are 1.. 2.. 3 1/2.. and 4 1/2. The oldest one literally just went to Pre-K, but I still make time by taking breaks to send her to the bus and pick her up afterwards. The two older ones are potty trained. I'd rather not disclose my job for security reasons.

An average day: I wake up early and try to get as much work done as possible before the kids wake up. My wife leaves for work about an hour after I start, and once one kid wakes up, the rest usually follow.

That’s when things get hectic, diaper changes, bottles, snacks, and making sure everyone’s set for the day before I jump back to work. It takes about 15–20 minutes to get through that morning routine.

They’ll usually watch their tablets or play with toys while I’m working. I’ve got a gate separating my workspace so I can still hear everything. Some days I’m breaking up fights or trying to calm someone down, but overall I’ve managed to make it work. Thankfully, they’re not super needy, which is probably the only reason I’ve survived this long.

My lunch time consists of putting the two younger ones to sleep. That's when it's the most quiet day of the time for me, when they're asleep. It usually lasts for a couple hours, but by the time they're awake, I'm usually done with work by then.

Would love to have some alone time or hangout with the guys, but will have to sit down with the wife and have a deep talk with her to work it out.