Do you take days off regularly?
Wyatt Feaster
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If you are working on your project as a side hustle how many days are you working a week? Do you plan days off?
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Dan O'Malley@dan_o_malley
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I have a very difficult time taking an entire day off. I know I should, but rarely do unless I'm out of town for an event like a wedding. Even, then, though, I might sneak in an hour or so of work first thing in the morning.
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For me, it is more unregular and my days off are not completely days off. I need to work on something (:
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Balancing the hustle with downtime is key! 🚀 I aim for 5 days of focused work and 2 days to recharge. How about you? Do you find your creativity sparks after a day off?
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Probably once a week
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Days off? What are those? 😂 When you're side-hustling, the calendar seems to blur into one long workday! But seriously, I try to squeeze in at least one 'lazy day' a week—mostly to remind myself what sunshine looks like! 🌞
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Nope. Havent taken a day off in months.
its difficult... however i keep Sunday's for myself and the family... so yeah... sunday's are the days i take off
Absolutely! It is essential for both my mental and physical health
I try to, but it doesn’t always happen. When I do, it makes a big difference. Taking a day off every now and then helps me recharge and come back with a fresh perspective. It’s tough to step away, but it’s worth it in the long run.
No, I don’t. I find it hard to step away when I’m focused on my work, but I’m working on finding a better balance!
I try too, but work sometimes get pretty hectic
I try to keep the balance and take day offs regularly, but when some dls or a launch - of course, I can't even think of any rest :)
I try to take at least one day off a week to recharge. It’s tough, but I’ve realized that rest is essential for long-term productivity.
I work on my side hustle almost every day, but I make sure to plan a day off here and there to avoid burnout. It’s all about balance.
I used to push through without breaks, but now I plan my days off more deliberately. It’s made a huge difference in how I approach my work.
I usually take vacations every few months
I believe in taking breaks to recharge
I depends on the work load
I'm pretty flexible with my schedule, so I can take time off when I need it 😍