I know how life can run away from you. You’re working a job, raising kids, managing their activities, and it feels like there’s no energy left to dedicate to your entrepreneurial dreams. It can be tough, especially if you’re juggling everything alone. But even if you have a partner to help, it still seems like there aren’t enough hours in the day. 

I know a guy here in Los Angeles, a single father with a corporate job. Every morning, he walks his son to school, works all day, and picks him up in the afternoon. His weekends are packed with activities for his son, and on top of that, he practices martial arts. He has very little free time, but despite the grind, he carves out space to work on his business. Why? Because he has a vision. In the next 9 to 10 years, when his son is grown, he plans to move out of the country. He knows that prioritization is key, so he makes time for his goals.

I know another guy in Atlanta, working at the post office while his wife works in the school system. They have four kids and get some help, but between two jobs and family life, he’s got a lot on his plate. Yet, he’s putting in the work to become an engineer for his own business. His dream is to give his family a better financial future, to spend more time with his kids and wife, to go on vacations, and to create a life of freedom. For him, success means reclaiming his time and using his skills to serve others through music.

I could keep telling stories, but the truth remains: we all have to find time to prioritize what we want to do and who we want to become. So, let me be blunt—stop acting like you don’t have time. Yes, your situation might be different from the ones I mentioned, but there is always a way to make it work. You may not be able to make big moves all at once, but you can take small, consistent steps every single day. The key is to keep moving towards your goal. 

God Bless The Entrepreneur.