How Much Time Per Week Do You Really Have for Your Online Business?
Most of us aren’t working full-time on our blogs. We’re fitting it in around everything else. I used to think I had more time than I actually did. But when I looked closer, I realized I have about 10–12 hours a week to work on my business.
That shift helped me stop overplanning and start focusing on what really matters.
So, let me know:
-How much time per week do you realistically have for your online business or blog?
-Is it more about finding time, or protecting it once you have it?
Drop a quick comment, or even just an estimate. I'd love to hear how you're working around your schedule.
Thank you to everyone who commented on any of my previous posts.
Dan
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You have an excellent point. Since I have been here I have seen people who are really unrealistic:
How much do you want to make: $10,000/mo
How much time will you put in: 2 hours/week
Even when they say 20, it's not realistic to do that. In a month (and there is a question someone did. I can't find it but they asked if it's possible to make $5000 in their first month).
OK rant over.
I put in around 25-30 hours a week. Maybe more if you include time thinking and chatting with others about ideas.
For me, it's about finding the time. But when I do, what am I supposed to do now? So part of that is planning ahead so when you find those "interstitial spaces" to get a little work done, you can.
Cheers,
Michael
Thank you for your comment, Michael. You made some great points here. Being realistic is a great step toward success. Setting reachable goals, even if smaller initially, can send you in the right direction. It is great if someone has a lot of time to put in, but it is as important to maximize the time you have, no matter how many hours that is.