How many hours a day do you REALLY work? Be honest.

Totally feel you. I clock in around 3-5 really focused hours too — rest is just admin stuff or “looking busy.” The key is deep work blocks, not nonstop hustle. Quality beats quantity every time.
 
I plan to work 8-10 hrs daily. End up with 5-6 hrs of actual productive work.
 
I’d say around 7+ hours, but if you’re asking about actual productive hours, it’s less. I’ve realized that sometimes I end up pretending to work more than I actually do.
 
Hey guys,

Just curious , how many hours a day do you actually spend working on your online stuff?

Not talking about watching YouTube videos about making money or scrolling BHW (we all do it :D), I mean real focused work, building sites, running ads, doing SEO, outreach, selling, etc.

For me, I tell myself I’m grinding all day, but if I’m being real, it’s probably 3-4 focused hours max. The rest is kinda… pretending to be busy :D

Anyone else feel like this? Or are you out here pulling 10-12 hour grind sessions for real?
No judgment, just wondering how everyone really operates behind the scenes.
Honestly, same here. I tell myself I’m working all day, but true focused work is around 3 to 5 hours max.
The rest is emails, tweaking things that don’t matter, or just scrolling “for research.” Consistency beats long hours. When I do short but sharp sessions, I get way more done.
 
Hey guys,

Just curious , how many hours a day do you actually spend working on your online stuff?

Not talking about watching YouTube videos about making money or scrolling BHW (we all do it :D), I mean real focused work, building sites, running ads, doing SEO, outreach, selling, etc.

For me, I tell myself I’m grinding all day, but if I’m being real, it’s probably 3-4 focused hours max. The rest is kinda… pretending to be busy :D

Anyone else feel like this? Or are you out here pulling 10-12 hour grind sessions for real?
No judgment, just wondering how everyone really operates behind the scenes.
IMO, most people who allege that they work 11+ hour grind sessions are getting their hours wrong - or their quality of work isn't that high. I mean, every time you sit down to focus on something you literally are fighting your monkey brain's dopamine cravings.

I think the key to hard work is passion, if you enjoy what you're doing it isn't work. It's cliche but true. it's the reason why I can code for hours on end, I get the same enjoyment out of it as playing video games.

I get about 3 hours of intense work in daily, but I'm trying to bump it up to 5 or 6.
 
It depends on the project(s). If it's something urgent and well paid, I can work all the day (12-16-20 hours)
Hey guys,

Just curious , how many hours a day do you actually spend working on your online stuff?

Not talking about watching YouTube videos about making money or scrolling BHW (we all do it :D), I mean real focused work, building sites, running ads, doing SEO, outreach, selling, etc.

For me, I tell myself I’m grinding all day, but if I’m being real, it’s probably 3-4 focused hours max. The rest is kinda… pretending to be busy :D

Anyone else feel like this? Or are you out here pulling 10-12 hour grind sessions for real?
No judgment, just wondering how everyone really operates behind the scenes.
Scrolling for me is also work.. I am not social media person, but I am forced to utilise it for business.. Since age of 18 I am pretty much sleeping 5-6 hours.. I had some free time during covid - walks, hikes, but those times are over now. Back to business (running few). Is hard when you have people who depends on you - thats all I can say
 
Hey guys,

Just curious , how many hours a day do you actually spend working on your online stuff?

Not talking about watching YouTube videos about making money or scrolling BHW (we all do it :D), I mean real focused work, building sites, running ads, doing SEO, outreach, selling, etc.

For me, I tell myself I’m grinding all day, but if I’m being real, it’s probably 3-4 focused hours max. The rest is kinda… pretending to be busy :D

Anyone else feel like this? Or are you out here pulling 10-12 hour grind sessions for real?
No judgment, just wondering how everyone really operates behind the scenes.
Ahahha... Lol :D we are doing same shit but you spend more time on work then me :weep:
 
I program for about 10-15 hours a day, most of the time, every day. @luisauers23 Make a list of ALL your tasks over a couple of months in a note pad, if you feel you are slacking. Only the things that are essential to your business. Then you'll have a better grip on your time, and you won't spend time thinking about the right thing to do, and waste time doing nothing. Keep your administrative tasks separate from your marketing tasks. Remember you work in a business that has different departments, such as sales, research, maintenance, and admin.
really good advice
 
Really depends on what you mean about "really" work since most of the times when I'm building something it is mostly the process of getting to know the subject and do a lot of research and before you know it will take a lot of time away from you and you will be suprised on how much time you spended just reading stuff, with this in mind yeahh about 2 hours max sadly I'm figguring out a lot by myself which I enjoy but know if I could pay someone to do it I would be a lot more productive focusing on what I'm good at.
 
2-3 hours in the morning
2-3 hours in the afternoon
1-2 hours in the evening
 
i'm busy the whole day (like being on this forum, checking statistics and the like), but really useful work is 2-3 hours a day
 
Hey guys,

Just curious , how many hours a day do you actually spend working on your online stuff?

Not talking about watching YouTube videos about making money or scrolling BHW (we all do it :D), I mean real focused work, building sites, running ads, doing SEO, outreach, selling, etc.

For me, I tell myself I’m grinding all day, but if I’m being real, it’s probably 3-4 focused hours max. The rest is kinda… pretending to be busy :D

Anyone else feel like this? Or are you out here pulling 10-12 hour grind sessions for real?
No judgment, just wondering how everyone really operates behind the scenes.
I think it depends on the amount of work each day that the client gives me, I usually spend about 5-6 hours working, but sometimes I work and sometimes I play.
 
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