photo credit: Bob Jagendorf
I think every freelancer has a totally unique working style. For example, I tend to wake up with the sun and work straight on through evening, with a break or two for food, exercise, and music. Rarely do I work later than midnight.
My friend, Charlie, works in hyper-ridiculous spurts where he will spend 20+ hours working on a project, get sick due to lack of sleep, celebrate the project’s completion, then start all over again.
“To each his own!”, my dad says.
WordPress’ founder, Matt Mullenweg runs on a completely different schedule than me. He travels a lot, parties, and rarely goes to bed before 5 a.m. Plus, he doesn’t eat breakfast – something I consider a mandatory item on my daily calendar.
What does all this mean? Nothing…unless you are one of those people who work on other people’s schedules (a.k.a. You work for someone else.). 😉
Many thanks to @JeffPesek for sending this article my way!
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