I’ve been thinking about this a LOT, Kara. My time investment portfolio rn looks like: 40hrs/week corporate day job, 2-6hrs/week writing. I’m about to change my investment approach to enhance long-term outcomes for my creative projects by shifting to 20hrs/week day job, 15hrs/week writing. I have a feeling that’s going to yield results pretty quickly:)
LOVE this phrase: time investment portfolio! And HOORAY for such a big and exciting change — that kind of conscious and major decision sounds like it's definitely going to pay off. Please let me know how it goes!
NYAD looks SO goo! I've tried playing around with app limits—or maybe just notification settings—and it hasn't done anything but make me more frustrated. :( I tried, though!
My app limits were bugging me one week and I realized that they were very low - lower than I even wanted them to be. So I made my Instagram daily limit like 45 minutes or an hour a day (instead of like 20) and when I hit that limit I usually would think -- yeah, I'm good now! Maybe tweaking them would help?
I’ve been thinking about this a LOT, Kara. My time investment portfolio rn looks like: 40hrs/week corporate day job, 2-6hrs/week writing. I’m about to change my investment approach to enhance long-term outcomes for my creative projects by shifting to 20hrs/week day job, 15hrs/week writing. I have a feeling that’s going to yield results pretty quickly:)
LOVE this phrase: time investment portfolio! And HOORAY for such a big and exciting change — that kind of conscious and major decision sounds like it's definitely going to pay off. Please let me know how it goes!
NYAD looks SO goo! I've tried playing around with app limits—or maybe just notification settings—and it hasn't done anything but make me more frustrated. :( I tried, though!
So excited for Nyad!
My app limits were bugging me one week and I realized that they were very low - lower than I even wanted them to be. So I made my Instagram daily limit like 45 minutes or an hour a day (instead of like 20) and when I hit that limit I usually would think -- yeah, I'm good now! Maybe tweaking them would help?