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You need to work less, not more, to get things done. Youâre building your business on the side of your day job and itâs going well. But youâre going so much slower than everyone else online. They all have more followers and more business than you. So, whatâs going on? When you finish work for the day, youâre probably exhausted. You might have the time to work on your business if youâre lucky. But you sure donât have the energy. Of course you donât!
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Focus on rest.
If you implement all of the above, youâre going to do better at the day job in general because your time wonât be taken up with so much nonsense. More importantly, youâre going to have the energy after the day job to build the life you want. With the rest that youâre giving your mind, youâll start to have creative ideas. These probably wonât be great ideas. But they might be! Youâll not know if you donât have them. And once you do have these creative ideas, now youâll have the time and energy to act on them. Some will flop. But some will be your next great video or product. If you donât protect your time and energy at work, youâll never be able to escape the rat race and build the life you want. This is how Iâm building my business on the the side. Itâs how I have the energy to have a client call at 10 pm. Implement a minimalist workday and protect your time and energy. Once youâve done that, impactful rest is they key to creative ideas and building the life you want P.S.
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