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In the first 6 months of the business, I had an “evening projects” deep work time of day. It was actually 10pm - 2am. At the time working full time made building the business harder so had to find the time (sacrifice sleep - coffee helped 😮‍💨) It’s not advised long term but short term, I think I found an additional 500 hours of working time to get ahead. Once we quit our careers and got 40+ hours back a week, I slowed this practice right down. What have you done to find the extra time to get ahead? 🙂

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I got a comment on one of my YouTube videos and wanted to give support back. Do you agree with what I said? Can you relate to this?

In business, it’s easy to mistake activity for achievement. You are busy all day, answering messages, posting content, tweaking offers, but still feel stuck in the same place. Movement keeps you occupied. Progress moves you forward. The difference lies in intentional action. Every task should connect to a bigger purpose, a goal, a system, or a measurable outcome. Without direction, even hard work becomes noise. Sometimes growth means slowing down, stepping back, and asking: “Is what I’m doing today getting me closer to where I actually want to be?” What is one thing you will stop doing this week so you can make room for real progress?