When starting your project list, One obvious question concerns how much time you have to devote to your $5 projects.

If you have a full time J.O.B., you might not have that luxury, and might have to confine your project work activities to evenings and weekends. If so, you might have to  compromise.

How much time do you have?  We all start with 24 hours in a day.  We have to sleep some of that.  We have to spend time with our families.  Most of us have to work on  other things.

How many hours are left?  How can you maximize the hours you devote  to your projects?  Can you give up some television?

Can you go to bed later, wake up  earlier?  Can you do something more efficiently?

Can you have someone else do some  tasks that are monopolizing your time and don’t require your personal attention?

Once you’re devoting all the time you have available to these $5 projects, you might still find that you don’t have time to complete one in a week, especially if you have a full  time job and family responsibilities.

If that’s the case, that’s fine.  Do one every 2 weeks if necessary.  Or one every month.  Or outsource some of the tasks in the project (maybe your spouse can help you some way).

The key is to set a $5 goal and work on those short term projects.

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