Are you ready to make meaningful sacrifices

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Are you ready to make meaningful sacrifices in order to turn your dream into a profitable business?

If so, then put your money where your mouth is. Write down a list of all the activities and commitments you have in your life with the amounts of time you devote to each during your week. Take note of the ones you can afford to lessen your involvement with, and let them know you are stepping back a bit to focus on a new project that means a lot to you.

The more time you can free up to start a business, the quicker you’ll be able to see real results.

Cut down on the easiest areas that have the least amount of friction albania phone number database . This will vary for everyone, but it’s probably things like:

Time spent watching Netflix
Playing video games
Scrolling Facebook and Instagram
The number of hours you sleep each night is often the first thing to get chopped down a bit.

That’s ok (and encouraged) as long as you’re getting enough sleep to be on your A-game for everything that’s important in your life. I call this opportunity management.

Here’s an awesome article from LifeHacker on how to optimize your sleep schedule and get less of it. Mine is about 6.5 to 7.5 hrs/night, but I have friends that function well with less than 5 hrs/night. That figure is different for everyone, so test into finding your lowest sustainable number and be disciplined about sticking to it.

Know which time of day you’re mentally at your best and make that the time you spend on starting your business.

If you can’t work on your business during those exact peak hours—then give yourself the next best thing.

For me, both my critical thinking ability and creativity become pretty worthless after 8:00pm and I’m always tired after a full day of work.

Given that personal constraint, it translated into me getting up at 4:30am (for many years) in order to give myself as much of the best time of my day as I could. I’d start in early working on my side business before heading off to my full-time job.

"Be selfish and give your passion