Meet Dylan Tucker, jack henry's graphic designer. Here's an inside look into the tools, products, and routines she uses to start her day off on a high note. 6am: Because of my kids, my days have a very early start. I used to dreadearly mornings, but it has become somewhat of a blessing in disguise.I think morning light is one of my favorite things. 7am: I try to get my workouts done in the morning, but with kids, that sometimesgets pushed to an evening routine. i workout at home and use a trainer basedin London who has helped me immensely the past 6 months. working out helps alot with my mental health and helps me parent better.8:15am: I’ll hop in the shower and wash my hair with jack henry’s shampoo. it has made such a difference with how full and healthy my hair looks. it really isn’t yourordinary shampoo. 8:30am: I brush my teeth with david’s natural toothpaste. It’s an addedbonus the packaging looks as cool as it does.8:35am: My morning face routine is simple but always the same. I’ll wash myface with cocokind’s oil to milk cleanser and follow that with jack henry’s super face oil. My makeup routine is pretty simple as well. When I made the big “only natural and clean” switch in my skincare products, I made sure I did the same with my makeup. I use the merit beauty foundation stick and some ILIAblush and call it a day. 9am: I do intermediate fasting, and 9am on the dot is when I break my fasteach morning. I will have also made myself coffee and will be in a spotto start working. 9:30am: As a graphic designer, I spend a big portion of my mornings combingthrough inspiration. I believe that is very important for a person in my field. It helps my work stay relevant and innovative. I have a handful of clients I do full time work for, jack henry being one. I work to the background noise of children laughing and or screaming and I love every minute of it.