John Wetmore breaks down the 168 hours in a week: 40 at work, 56 sleeping, leaving 72 hours free. He argues entrepreneurs waste this time and should use appointment-based work to build wealth instead.
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You know how many hours are in a week, dude? I did it with someone yesterday. He's like, I'm full-time. I can't find the time to do this. I have a full-time job. I'm like, all right, there's 168 hours in the week. You work 40. And let's say you sleep 8 hours a day. That's 56 hours. 56 hours sleeping, 40 hours work is 96 total. I'm like, how many are left from 168 to 96? 72 more hours in the week, dude. So you're working a full-time job. Great. 40. You're sleeping 56. You still have 72 left over. What are you doing with them all? Y'all all have the same problem, right? It's just, will you own the problem? Will you look at your schedule and go, what am I doing with my time? There's 168 hours in a week. To see 30 people a week is less than 30 of them. You're literally using this much of your life to do this business, and you can get filthy rich. And if you're running 10 appointments a week, like, I mean, do the math, dude. It's like 6% of your life. What do you expect?