The million dollar schedule.
I had too much vacation for the year. Ready to get back to work.
It's time to work for a million dollars per year income.
But, how much time does it really take?
Most entrepreneurs I know are working over 100 hours a week, just so that they never have to work on a 40 hour week job.
To most people, that sounds crazy... right?
One of my mentors taught me that if I wanted to earn a million dollars a year, the minimum work time is 60 hours per week.
Minimum of 60.
This is NOT just saying I am working 60 hours staring at my screen, but precise and planned out work time.
So what do I call work time?
#1 - money making tasks. These are tasks that are going to bring a profit. Creating content, engaging with my clients for upsells and improving lead generation.
#2 - make sure I do number 1.
That's it!
When you have a clear plan of action to help you produce your desired outcome, you won't have time to waste.
I work on my business 6 days a week and still have time for meditation, exercise, family and learning.
What's your week look like?
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People ask me what I do in my spare time....I say, laundry and dishes. hahahaha
It's hard at first to add more hours to your day when you have to earn a paycheck.
What I did was start with what I had left of my work day. Just like you. The one thing I could of done differently is to put 100% of my focus on ONLY the money making tasks.
So use what you have and stay motivated by your passion.
I do my best to work as much as possible. With a busy mom life, my work week is sporadic. Some days I get 10 hours, some I get 4 hours.
I look forward to the years ahead since I will slowly gain more free time :)
I like this post as it gives me a perspective on what time schedule is good to shoot for.
I think I need a chess clock, one where I can start and stop it at random but can log in hours 😁
So, I decided to change that by sleeping a bit less and giving 100% of my schedule time to hugs, kisses, game time and still have a full day of fun with my family.
It's not perfect by any means, but it makes me feel accomplished when it works.
My schedule starts at 4:30am and ends at 7pm. some breaks in between. I've recently had to add a "do not enter" sign on my office door so that I have full focus on working my plan.
Do what you can but always remember to make the most of your time.
