How many hours do you work per day?

About 6 hours per day (I am a time management coach)

Well, I start working at ~9 AM, break when having dinner at 6 PM, and continue work between 7-8 PM until ~11 PM-12 AM. Too many to count 😅 I guess 12-15 is normal for me.

About 10 hours, just launched our product today, seeking for feedback :) (https://www.producthunt.com/post...)

I work tirelessly every day, chasing my dreams and never stopping until they become a reality. How about you? 💪🌟

Usually it's 10 hours, rarely 2 less, mostly 2 more. 7 days a week

8-9 hours a day.

+-12

Around 10 hours! However, I start to stop myself from thinking about it too much these days - I once got a burnout for weeks as I thought I'm not hardworking enough.. Here are my two cents if anyone's interested 🙌🏻 I used to work my every waking hour from 7am till 1am, and only allow myself to sleep for just 5-6 hours daily. One day, I realized I'm just being busy but not productive. I've been executing instead of working smart (I lost the big picture). After that, I try to change how I think about working hours, I'll perceive it like the no. of signups a product has, it's a good reference but I'd like to think about how many 'active/meaningful users' I have. In terms of productivity, I currently put my focus on (1) how many great decisions I've made? (2) how many productive hours I've had? (3) how many quality tasks have I finished? and I think they work better for my productivity and mental health too! Has anyone experienced something similar?🤔

Just enough... I don't really keep track of the hours as it's a bit scattered with having a 4 year old. I think it's about getting stuff done, and not the volume of hours.

Probably like 11 Hours, but when i am not working i always think about projects i am working on, i think many here can relate

9-10 hours a day

8 hours

8-12

Definitely more than 12-13 hours.

It varies according to the work load. Usually 6-7 hrs.

6 hours of teaching

Anything between 8 to 12. What about you @artluko?

9

6

Varies but usually try to stick to 8 maximum. And if I have to pull an all nighter or longer day for a urgent project I balance it out by blocking out time the next day or day after and work less hours. It's a happy medium which works for me and I do not feel guilty about when I'm taking the downtime either.