Anyone working full time job while trying to build thier marketing business?
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Bruce Hoag 7 years ago.
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Hello Friends, Anyone working a full time job while trying to build their marketing business?
I usually work 60 plus hours a week at my job while still trying work my business. Not always an easy task. How are managing your limited time.1 user thanked author for this post.
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I work 30 hours per week, M-F. Where I live, that’s considered full-time.
Working 60 hours a week must make it really tough, James.
Bruce Hoag PhD
The Internet Marketing Psychologist
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Hi James,
My day job is as a high school English teacher. I’m also the head of the English department at my school. Many weeks I put in probably about 60 hours when you consider classroom time, meetings, and grading papers.
The time I devote to my business is the two to three hours between when I come home and the time my wife and I have dinner. That’s totally devoted to business. I don’t do anything else then except focus on what needs to be done to move my business forward — watching training, writing emails, making a video, creating a squeeze page, etc.
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What will your product be about, Bob?
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I work 35 hour weeks and o/t as required. I put in 3 hours per day on the business in the morning and have a social media/web developer – which makes me a whole person. i create content and she does all “that stuff”. It costs but I decided to invest as I do not have time or want to learn those skills in depth. It’s worked as within a couple of months i have a website with a platform and a squeeze page and two products for sale. Need to get traffic now.
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Yes, I work 40 hours a week and have a part time weekend job! So i’m not on here much to help people but I will try my best to help when I can
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It’s good to see so many folks setting aside 3 hours a day to build their business . . even with full time jobs!
I think one real key is making those 3 hours count . . getting into a space where there are no interruptions, and then focusing relentlessly without allowing distractions . . .
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I am a truck driver, I work between 60 and 70 hours a week.
I spend my lunch and any breaks I get during the day marketing. And I spend and hour or two after my kids and wife go to bed.
On the weekends, I automate my social media so the content will be distributed during the week, I create products, and buy/sell domains.
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Hi James,
I totally get that. I have a full-time job where I work 50 hours a week too. Not always easy to find the time to work online. But, I try to set aside an hour a day to focus on internet marketing.
Every day, I do one aspect. For example, today I committed this one hour to be active on PreneurPal. On Mondays, it is writing articles and posting on my websites. On Wednesdays I convert these articles into slides and post them in slideshare and so on…
It’s a lot of fun. It relieves a lot of stress that I build up during the day.
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I admire your discipline, Madhushan.
Stay with it.
Bruce Hoag PhD
The Internet Marketing Psychologist
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