Spend what time you can to build your business up Dustin. I work on this full time but I have retired so I can do that.

There is no right or wrong time to spend on WA, but I would say make sure you leave time for your family as well.

Derek

Hi Dustin, one of the advantages of all of this, is that there are no 'timeframes' It is entirely down to you. The 'future' is an unknown point in time so how you get there is up to you.
It might be hard at times but it should always be enjoyable. (Infuriating sometimes though)

Hi Dustin,

I work 72 hours per week (I own a gym), I tend to try & do my WA while I am at work. Not always easy as constant customers needing me.

It is not the amount of time you spend doing your WA, it is the quality of your work that matters & counts.

Two hours of solid, good work & good material should be plenty during the week especially as you are also putting time in at the weekends as well.

If you keep going you will get there. Stop beating yourself up, we all have different lives & pressures & we can only do what we can do in the time given.

Keep pushing forward & posting about your niche & things will start to happen for you.

Good luck with everything.

Best wishes
Maxine

Hey!

Unlike you, I do NOT have a full-time job, although some will argue that being a stay at home mom IS a full-time job, I do run a small vinyl shirt business from my home but at the moment it is mostly locals who know I make shirts and will call and order.

I can easily get between 2 - 5 hours a day on here but I don't feel like I'm really getting as far as I should/want to be. When I log on and get started I always have some kind of distraction like a phone call, a kid needing a juice box opened, etc.

I have come to realize that I can't just grab an hour here or there, I need to get up about 7, cook and get my husband out the door for work and while the kids are still asleep I can log on for about an hour or two and be uninterrupted to feel accomplished.

We are all on different schedules and can spend different amounts of time here at WA and working on our websites but it is more about the QUALITY of work than the quantity of time spent.

Here's to your success here at WA!
Have a Great Day!
-Amanda

Dustin, 2 hours a night and more on weekends are going above and beyond with a 50-hour workweek. You have the right idea. You will make this work in time.

Laura

Hi Dustin,
It's a question that is asked a lot on WA, and the best answer to give is: It depends on how fast you want to achieve your goals.

Imagine filling a truck with boulders (the vehicle holds 1000 of them), and you can only load one rock a day, (they're "kin" big boulders). To reach your goal, it would take?
So if you wanted to speed up the process, you'd use your noggin and come up with some ideas.
Hope this helps

Cordially
Dedo

Dustin, you're on the right track. Working 50 hours a week and spending 2 hours here at WA is commendable and doable. In that time frame, you will complete your lessons, find a few minutes to start building your first website and walla - you're on your way.
You're doing great. Don't get discouraged - you will succeed!
Enjoy the journey
Joe