Daily Routine To Optimize Your WiFi Money

76: Find out what works for you.

We hope you didn’t get pitch-black drunk last night without setting yourself up for what you can do to make next year better. Judging by the email addresses (domains) we have gathered on our subscriber list. We can proudly say that we have a bunch of top performers here. DocuSign, ZoomInfo, a few venture capital companies… Real professionals. At the same time, all those professionals are working hard on their 9-5s putting in the extra work that only those working in serious environments will understand. Now add, on top of that, having families and kids. One where you will not have time for anything. Not even being sick - which often happens when you push hard as most of our readers do.

Now what about WiFi money with that schedule? How should you structure your day in order to get the most output with the least input? In case you have already created a plan based on what you can do to make next year better. Make sure you also put what we are about to cover on the list… Your main focus should be creating the most optimal schedule for you.

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Optimizing For WiFi Money

Important to keep in mind that everyone will have a different schedule. Everyone will have a different situation, and everyone will have different priorities. There is no one model that fits all and works for all. Everyone’s optimal schedule will require trial and error. The principles we touch upon should be modified to fit you as a reader. Don't care about what works best for anyone else. It’s all about you. You must take a week or two and test it for yourself - some factors will take longer to figure out than others. By far the most optimal way to optimize your schedule for peak performance. Not going into details - just giving you a general overview. When it comes to factors that play a huge role in optimizing your WiFi money operations you should consider:

• Sleep

• Nutrition

• Exercises

• Daily walking

Aim for at least 3 of the 4 factors to maximize your energy levels. Better said to ensure your performance is on point. High energy levels are something that doesn’t get enough credit in this space. It’s one of those traits that determines how successful you will be. There is a good reason why all high achievers pay attention to their energy levels. Doing everything they can to ensure they are energetic.

Sleep

As already covered in our last article 2023 Q&A Session. Sleep is important. We are running a boring and predictable schedule, hitting 7 hours per night. Not sure how long we will be able to run it. But so far so good. Our only tip is to get at least 6.30 per night since we found we would get sick every few months if we ran 5 hours or less per night for longer periods. Making it not worth it in the long run.

Nutrition

Food should be considered as fuel for your body and mind - which, in the end, it is. Getting proper nutrition and not feeling foggy is one of the best things you can do for yourself. We are not saying you need to have everything perfectly dialed in. However, having the proper amount of protein per day and avoiding processed food as much as possible should be one of your goals. We also prefer intermittent fasting daily and pushing the first meal later in the day. Allowing us to operate and perform better - experiment with this when you can. It has minimal input with huge benefits.

Exercises

No brainer. You need to be hitting the gym at least three times per week. The session should not take you longer than 1 hour, and there are no excuses for not doing so. When it comes to routine and how to make it work. Keep it simple. Focus on progressive overload and getting stronger - it’s all about compound lifts. If your nutrition is on point, you will look and feel better.

Daily Walking

Crucial for all of those working remotely and sitting the whole day. Not only is it one of the healthiest things you could do for yourself. Getting a solid 30-45mins walk daily will give you clarity and sharpness. Those too lazy to go outside should strongly consider getting a treadmill, as we recommend in our approved product list.

We are not health experts… At the same time, these are the basics that guarantee you perform better - no one can deny that. It’s up to you to decide what is worth implementing in your daily schedule and optimizing it to fit your lifestyle. Don't overcomplicate it. But at the same time, don't take your health for granted. You must feel powerful in order to achieve the maximum results.

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WiFi Money And Your Daily Routine

Considering what we mentioned above. We are sure our readers are at least applying some of the above factors. Would go so far as to say at least 2 of the 4 factors are being applied by a big majority of those curious about this kind of content. Now it’s time to fine-tune it and create a schedule that will allow you to find time to run your WiFi business or start one. One that works for you.

Something we would like to put a lot of emphasis on is that it is not an easy job to spin up your side gig. Neither is an easy job to run one successfully. You already know our suggested approach. Run it as lean as possible, and do it alongside your career. Why do you want to run a lean business? This way, you will minimize the risk while getting the most benefits. Not to mention that once you get some experience, things will be much faster and easier to pull off. That is why it is also important to execute fast, even if that means failing in the end - as we have already mentioned multiple times on our site. Skills you will pick along the way will be transferable to new ventures. Let’s put everything aside and bring up an example of a schedule that describes the big majority.

Example of a remote worker schedule:

• Wake up

• Your job

• Gym

• Free time

The typical layout for a big majority of remote workers - which should consider themselves as lucky. We feel like there is no need to go further into details. For those still commuting to their workplaces, things will look much different, and depending on your location, you are looking for up to 2 hours wasted each day. On a monthly basis, you are looking at around 35 to 40 hours spent in traffic - something to consider.

On purpose, we didn’t mention any other activity, family members, or whatever you are currently into. You must figure this out for yourself and adjust your schedule based on it. A/B testing your new schedule should look like - similar to what you should be doing with your ultimate outreach system.

Your new remote worker schedule:

Option A

• Wake up (Start time 5 AM)

• Work on WiFi money

• Your job

• Gym

• Free time - cooldown period

Option B

• Wake up

• Your job

• Gym

• Free time - cooldown period

• Work on WiFi money (Start Time 10 PM)

The two layouts will be the most optimal for the majority. Putting in 2 to 3 hours each morning, waking up before everyone, or staying up late. The free time - cooldown period should be spent as best as possible. Giving you enough time to feel refreshed without filling your mind with mindless junk. If you can choose, always choose to walk in the fresh air over Netflix or prepare nutritious food instead of playing games. Not saying they should not have a place in your arsenal - this is just something we would suggest. Also worth mentioning that not everyone can stick to the same schedule every day. But for most of your month, you should have a similar schedule to ensure you are doing the work - putting in the focused work.

There are zero reasons young readers who are trying to income max or are yet to go to college - there are zero excuses. You should have at least 3/4 factors working in your favor and testing out the waters for the WiFi money building ASAP. You have zero excuses you can use not to pull this off. Not only that, it will be beneficial because your income is separated from your career - regular case. But you will be able to know exactly what type of performer you are.

The whole point of optimizing your daily WiFi routine is to find out what kind of performer you are. Either you are an early performer or a late one - finding out what works for you. Should be the main priority when getting into the testing phase. Most of the signs are already shown in your early years. Remember your high school or college days? When was your study's peak performance? Either early morning or late at night - rarely it was during mid-day. Something to consider and keep in mind while getting into the testing phase.

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Testing Phase And Making It Work

When it comes to the testing phase, split it into blocks. Blocks should not be longer than 2 to 3 weeks. Giving you more than enough time to test. The factors mentioned above and daily optimization are becoming more important. Why? It’s important while doing the "testing phase" to keep your routine as similar as possible to your other "testing phase" routine. No doubt it’s impossible for all and will depend on multiple factors - some of which you will not have control over. Keep a journal and write things down. The only way you will know exactly what is happening.

If you had to choose specific factors from the list above. Stick with the two most important ones - nutrition and sleep. We are not saying you must be on a diet or have a specific sleep schedule. Just make sure your basics are on point. You should not be overdoing sugar while doing one testing phase and then have perfect nutrition set up in the other testing phase. Doing this, you are guaranteed to set yourself up wrong - get the wrong feedback on your test. Your goal for how successfully the test went should be to consider your output. Making this work is about focused work and getting the most out, as with everything else we post. If you are a late-night performer, 2 hours of work between 11 pm and 1 am could be equivalent to someone who is not an early-morning performer working from 5 am to 11 am. Again comes down to understanding yourself and what works for you or doesn’t.

Our final advice when it comes to finding out what works for you? Take a month or two, depending on your schedule - break it down into smaller chunks. Test yourself. Keep your routine during that period the same as your other testing phases so you don't get the wrong feeling about what works for you. After that, the game plan is simple: you are there to find out what works best for you. Position yourself and optimize your daily routine based on your testing phase - one that counts. Creating time for what matters to you while having no excuses not to work on a side income. Comes down to being as efficient as possible. 10 hours of focused work per week is more valuable than 20 - 25 hours of nonfocused work. No discussion. Everyone who has done the real work can confirm the same. Consider that 10 hours of focused work per week will be 40 hours over the month - a solid start for building a WiFi business.

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