08/22/2026
DAY 5/7 — “BUT WHERE WILL I FIND THE TIME?” ⏰
“I would love to start something of my own… but where am I going to find the time?”
I hear this question so often.
And honestly, I had the same question when I started two years ago.
I had my career.
I had responsibilities.
I had a busy life.
I didn’t suddenly have an extra two or three hours every day to sit down and work on a business.
So how did I do it?
I learned to use the time I already had.
We all have 24 hours in a day.
The difference is learning how to manage those hours around the life we already have.
I didn’t need to sit somewhere for two hours straight.
Sometimes I had 5 minutes, so I used those 5 minutes.
Another 5 minutes became another small task.
Maybe I would watch part of my training.
Another few minutes, I would create something.
Another few minutes, I would respond to something or learn a new skill.
Five minutes here.
Ten minutes there.
Little by little, those small pockets of time started adding up.
And that’s how I started.
Small steps. Small pockets of time. Consistency.
Then something interesting happened.
As I learned more, I became more interested.
As I started seeing results, I became more motivated.
And as I became more confident, I naturally wanted to give more time to what I was building.
It became something I genuinely enjoyed—not because I suddenly had more hours in my day, but because I started seeing the value of what I was learning and creating.
And that’s an important lesson I learned:
You don’t always need more time to start. Sometimes you need to start with the time you already have.
If you’re a busy employee, a single parent, a hardworking individual, or someone with a lot of responsibilities, please don’t automatically tell yourself:
“I don’t have time.”
Instead, ask yourself:
“What could I accomplish if I used just 5–10 minutes intentionally?”
You don’t have to change your whole life overnight.
Start small.
Learn something.
Take one step.
Then another.
And let your journey grow from there. ❤️
That’s how I started two years ago.
And today, I’m grateful that I gave myself the chance to begin—even when my schedule was already full.
What about you?
If you had just 30 minutes throughout your day, broken into small pockets of time, what would you use it to build for yourself?
Tell me in the comments. 👇
And if you’re wondering how I started and how I structured those small pockets of time around my career, send me a DM. I’d be happy to share what worked for me.
Day 5/7 — From Employee to Entrepreneur.
Tomorrow: DOUBT.
Because even after you start, there is another voice you have to learn to overcome…
“What if I fail?” 👀
