They say that time is money, and it’s not entirely untrue. However, the way most people interpret this saying is a bit toxic. You don’t need to dedicate every second of the day to producing income. Yes, that’s right, all those podcasters that tell you that you need to hustle 24/7 to become financially stable are exaggerating. The key is to know how much money your time is worth. After all, there are limited hours in a day. Here, we’ll tell you what you can do to maximize how much you make without sacrificing any extra time.
Change your mentality
One reason why burnout is so prevalent nowadays is that people don’t value their time enough. How many of your friends stay up after work hours answering e-mails? How many times have you done that? That’s the first thing you need to change.
When creating invoices, it’s essential to consider what you can bring to the table instead of how many hours you can put into a job. By identifying what makes you valuable, you can begin charging based on that, not on a fixed per-hour rate.
