I tried ONLY working 4 hours a day as a freelancer and creator

[@non-fictionbeing5530]

Thank you for your realistic outlook on it. I'm currently building my business, on top of having to run the house, cook and do all the chores, find time to work out, learn two new languages, finish my portfolio, potentially learn new skills and of course pray. Given my already packed schedule, i did decide to dedicate certain days of the week to cleaning the house and having appropriate work to do on days when i could be tired. But from this video, i will try batching together the tasks i need to do such as content creation, portfolio making and learning new skills.

[@slee8]

Welcome back!! Hope you had a good trip!!

[@saryespina]

Yes!!! This is my goal as a freelance mom

[@SociallyChrissyTV]

omg I was coming here to say the same. I’m going to try next week. I’m thinking 2 hour in am and 2 hour at night.

[@SociallyChrissyTV]

I loved this video. As a homeschooling and entrepreneur mom I would love to see if this is possible. Have a safe trip.

[@SntYvsLrnt]

I think a better way to try this experiment is assigning each task their own day. I do this at work and its been incredibly helpful. And in a way, it still feels like you only worked 4 hours. You have four tasks. Instead of working 1 hour for each task until completion, dedicate your entire time for said task. If you start at 9am and finish at 1pm you have the rest of the afternoon to decompress and relax knowing your upcoming task isn't till the following day. Your 9-5 shift becomes 9-1

[@angelzheng]

Agreed! I think being able to dedicate 4 hours to just one task would help a ton.

[@maricelp116]

editing alone will take you more than 4 hours. I am watching this because I need it as I take care of my nephew

[@harambeboy]

You look so different compared to your early videos.