Scott Perry works two hours a day and spends mornings caring for his grandson Jasper with his wife. He maps out his ideal week to fit client work, family time, and hobbies into the gaps, emphasizing that specific scheduling reveals where your time actually goes.
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And then when you're mapping out your ideal week, you want to get really clear about what your ideal week looks like. For me, it was working 2 hours a day, 5 to 7, 5 days a week, spending 7:00 AM to noon with my grandson Jasper. We're the primary daycare for our grandson. Having flex time from noon to 5. This is time I spend with my wife and my grandson or with clients depending on the day. I have flex time on the weekend as well. And then I improve the amount of time that I'm spending with family. And again, the flex time, I can put it wherever I want. When I want to put it in my business, I do. When I want to put it into my hobbies or my family, I do. That's the level of specificity that you want to have. And that's the only way that you're going to be able to actually have a true account of the gap that you're trying to close.