My husband actually has one that is very similar to yours David Krauter . It's quite handy in keeping your cards secure and hidden away.

I would say my must-haves are: -A notebook and pens -Motivational notes or images -Plants of some sort to place on my desk -Snacks : )

I spent about 3 hours in the car each day. Though I don't have specific products to recommend, I couldn't live without some version of:

• A car charger/adapter with both USB-C and USB ports. Mine has my phone in the usb c port, a mini vacuum cleaner, and my new earbuds charging case. But if I had to drive my kids somewhere, one of them will inevitably swap out an iPhone charging cable for the ride.

• A waste basket. I'm alone in the car almost constantly. I don't particularly care if I crumble up a Dunkin Donuts bag and leave it on the seat next to me. I never thought I'd use one of these things. But the truth is that people do get in the car sometimes, and I don't want to be that "Hang on, let me clear all this garbage off the seat" person when that happens. Now I make it a point to put any trash in its proper place and dump it out regularly.

• A magnetic mount for your phone. Love these things. You plug it into the air vent that's most convenient for you, then just place your phone atop it. Strong enough that it doesn't go flying when you take a corner, weak enough that you just give it a tug to take it with you (without pulling the whole thing out).

• An Audible subscription? I say it like that because there's lots of ways to get audio content on your phone and that's just one of them. i keep my sanity by listening to audiobooks, and get through somewhere around 70/year. Maybe podcasts are more your thing? I find that just listening to the radio, whether it's news or sports or music, can't keep my attention for the whole commute. But I can always find new audio content to play through my phone.

Nice. I hadn't seen that before, but I do like keeping the cards hidden.