Optimize your ROI (Return on Investment)

ROI isn’t just about money, it’s about time. Time is money, after all. If you don’t have time or energy left at the end of a day to dedicate to your projects and interests, then you can’t be as successful as you could be with more resources. 

With that in mind, it makes sense to consider ROI in terms of hourly wage rather than actual cash outlay. For example, let’s say you work 40 hours per week; if you devote 40% of your working hours each week toward a project—either pursuing existing opportunities or creating new ones—then you are dedicating an hour for every $40 invested. 


This might seem like an inefficient use of time compared to punching in full-time (100%), but 100% employment means that other parts of your life take a backseat.

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