Divorce the traditional workweek đź’”
Escape artificial constraints on when and when not you're productive or resting
As an early-stage founder, giving up the idea of your workweek being from Monday to Friday may be a decision with one of the most consequential downstream implications.
Instead, you open up all seven days to the possibility of working - or resting (or playing).
In other words, your work is no longer time-boxed from Mondays to Fridays, and your rest and recharge periods are no longer limited to Saturdays and Sundays.
Rather, you work when you need (or want) to work, and you take time off when you need (or want).
This way, you escape artificial constraints on when and when not you are productive or resting.
Give it a try this weekend.
Originally published at https://www.richmondwong.com