How many hours per day you guys work?
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working everyday 12 hours
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as much as I can
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I work between 5-12 hours per day depending on what is going on. If I am busy I work more and if I am not busy I work less. But my working day is normally split up by various other activities and it was only in younger years that I could truely work a solid 12 hours without burning myself out.
The advice I would give on it though, is this -
1. Nobody is going to hand anything to you, you have to go out and get it yourself. So don't be afraid of hard work and long hours when you have the energy for it; as long as you have a goal (short or long term) that you are working towards.
2. Remember that time has great value and that you need a work-life balance so if you are working hard to earn money, make sure you allow time for yourself to translate that money into enjoyment, otherwise its pointless.
3. If you don't already, you should strive to start your own business so that all of your time is being converted into benefit for yourself and your family rather than for someone else.
The advice I would give on it though, is this -
1. Nobody is going to hand anything to you, you have to go out and get it yourself. So don't be afraid of hard work and long hours when you have the energy for it; as long as you have a goal (short or long term) that you are working towards.
2. Remember that time has great value and that you need a work-life balance so if you are working hard to earn money, make sure you allow time for yourself to translate that money into enjoyment, otherwise its pointless.
3. If you don't already, you should strive to start your own business so that all of your time is being converted into benefit for yourself and your family rather than for someone else.
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Like 10-12 hours since I starting doing SEO. A lot of work mostly because I work with clients
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Working 12 hours a day may just be (feeling like working) while most of the time is wasted doing nothing.
So being productive on the current hours has more priority than increasing your working hours.
Make sure you are sleeping enough, getting rest and doing other activities to keep the balance.
Working 7 - 8 hours should be more than enough, if you have the energy you can increase it sure, but make sure you don't get burned out.
So being productive on the current hours has more priority than increasing your working hours.
Make sure you are sleeping enough, getting rest and doing other activities to keep the balance.
Working 7 - 8 hours should be more than enough, if you have the energy you can increase it sure, but make sure you don't get burned out.
regular work 8 hours, hired as freelancer / part-time consultant 2-30 hours a week, but it depends on which client contact me.
for hourly rate based clients, maybe just 1-15 hours a week,
for project based, usually about 1-5 hours a week, sometimes over 15 hours but it's rare situation
imo whether it's better to your career it's upon with the type of work, like just said, if there is a project based work, "hours" won't be a crucial metric.
for hourly rate based clients, maybe just 1-15 hours a week,
for project based, usually about 1-5 hours a week, sometimes over 15 hours but it's rare situation
imo whether it's better to your career it's upon with the type of work, like just said, if there is a project based work, "hours" won't be a crucial metric.
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1 hour of work.
There's no real benefit to creative work when you put 10 - 15 hours. It does the opposite.
For the most part I remove code from my code editor and put a new thing in place until it becomes simple enough and can be tested.
If I can't do this, it's all counterproductive. Sometimes I'll work for 10 hours a day and suddenly I will start doing something stupid, then I'll have to revert changes I made when I worked tired.
So it's just pointless to work for me without creative and power forces.
There's no real benefit to creative work when you put 10 - 15 hours. It does the opposite.
For the most part I remove code from my code editor and put a new thing in place until it becomes simple enough and can be tested.
If I can't do this, it's all counterproductive. Sometimes I'll work for 10 hours a day and suddenly I will start doing something stupid, then I'll have to revert changes I made when I worked tired.
So it's just pointless to work for me without creative and power forces.
I have a bit problem with that, since i work from home to raise my own business, i work mostly whole day and per night. sounds a bit odd, but since im from home and since i spend most of time working from bed, its quite right
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8h, 10h, 12h or more per day. As long as I'm not under the master's whip and I enjoy what I do, I don't consider anything hard.
OccultKingdoms
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That's what I'm talking about.
A fast thinker. Think for an hour a day like nobody else and you're set for a month.
Like if you're a girl like me and you do onlyfans and I do make most money in my first hour on my streams.
And then I'm jumping between different sites, so one day I'm on chaturbate, one day on onlyfans, another day on bonga...
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Or don´t think at all, just do what needs to be done to exist.
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You don't need to think to exist!
That's what I'm talking about.
Eat steak and do whatever you want, that includes building an invisible brand on blackhatworld and research of things no worker will ever see.
Now is that work? I don't know. HA-HA-HA
Classification of work is hard as hell as everything according to physics is working by nature of motion and reality.
Posting posts about working on blackhatworld to boost your business here and there...
What a hard working man. The discovery of blackhatworld and things surrounding it is probably the hardest part.
Then understanding good work isn't necessarily stressful work.
But once you're done with it, there's some rewards.
