http://www.entrepreneurswealth.com/working-hard-doesnt-necessarily-mean-working-long-hours.html A blog following a young internet entrepreneur on his journey to wealth Fri, 10 Sep 2010 15:53:58 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 http://www.entrepreneurswealth.com/working-hard-doesnt-necessarily-mean-working-long-hours.html#comment-130 shaun Fri, 22 Jun 2007 03:24:26 +0000 http://www.erikkarey.com/2007/06/working-hard-doesn%e2%80%99t-necessarily-mean-working-long-hours.html#comment-130 I agree it's hard work going to school for 6 hours a day, doing 1-2 hours of homework then working on my blog, and working on my new ecommerce store. I find it really exhausting. Sleep=good lol. I agree it’s hard work going to school for 6 hours a day, doing 1-2 hours of homework then working on my blog, and working on my new ecommerce store. I find it really exhausting. Sleep=good lol.

]]> http://www.entrepreneurswealth.com/working-hard-doesnt-necessarily-mean-working-long-hours.html#comment-123 » How Much Do You Really Need to Start an Online Business? by Erik Karey: Internet Entrepreneur Thu, 21 Jun 2007 14:14:29 +0000 http://www.erikkarey.com/2007/06/working-hard-doesn%e2%80%99t-necessarily-mean-working-long-hours.html#comment-123 [...] The old saying is you need money to make money, but is that really true on the internet? To a degree it is true; it definitely makes it easier to create a site, hire extra help and market the site if you have the cash to throw around. But, I feel it’s equally feasible to launch a site and market it with very little cash, it’s just require a bit more hard work. [...] [...] The old saying is you need money to make money, but is that really true on the internet? To a degree it is true; it definitely makes it easier to create a site, hire extra help and market the site if you have the cash to throw around. But, I feel it’s equally feasible to launch a site and market it with very little cash, it’s just require a bit more hard work. [...]

]]> http://www.entrepreneurswealth.com/working-hard-doesnt-necessarily-mean-working-long-hours.html#comment-122 Zahasman Thu, 21 Jun 2007 07:43:35 +0000 http://www.erikkarey.com/2007/06/working-hard-doesn%e2%80%99t-necessarily-mean-working-long-hours.html#comment-122 Not as easy for someone who has a full time day job and then working on internet ventures at night like myself.. but then all work and no play makes jack a... well you know... so yes i save a couple of hours for leisure and rest :) Not as easy for someone who has a full time day job and then working on internet ventures at night like myself.. but then all work and no play makes jack a… well you know… so yes i save a couple of hours for leisure and rest

]]> http://www.entrepreneurswealth.com/working-hard-doesnt-necessarily-mean-working-long-hours.html#comment-117 Scot Smith Wed, 20 Jun 2007 18:14:04 +0000 http://www.erikkarey.com/2007/06/working-hard-doesn%e2%80%99t-necessarily-mean-working-long-hours.html#comment-117 I agree. I often find myself working 16 or 18 hour days but I think if I got a full night's rest every night and spent half of that time working very efficiently I might get more done. I agree. I often find myself working 16 or 18 hour days but I think if I got a full night’s rest every night and spent half of that time working very efficiently I might get more done.

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