I'm Too Busy for Another Side Hustle

Episode Notes

Tune in as the team discusses:

• Why “I’m too busy” is often a sign that you need a time-buying business, not a reason to avoid one.
• How just 30–60 minutes a day can build momentum and replace hours of wasted scrolling or noise.
• The power of doing a simple time audit to uncover hidden hours in your week.
• How Scott and Jon managed the land business while working full-time, raising kids, and dealing with life.
• Why momentum matters more than perfection — even 1–2 hours a week can fuel progress.
• How routines, time blocking, and daily habits help you stay consistent.
• Why systems, VAs, and automation reduce your workload instead of adding to it.
• What it looks like when “the script flips” and the business starts giving you more time than it takes.
• How to think long-term: a temporary sacrifice now turns into long-term freedom later.
• Community tips for staying focused: social media fasts, dopamine detox, Pomodoro timers, and schedule resets.

TIP OF THE WEEK
“Do a time audit. You have more time than you think — you’re just spending it driving, scrolling, or zoning out. Swap 30 minutes a day for learning land investing, and it will buy your time back later.” — Scott Bossman

“Automate and delegate early. Don’t hold on to every task. Free up your time so you can focus on deals, growth, and the parts of the business that matter most.” — Mike Zaino

“Don’t stop. Momentum doesn’t maintain itself — whether you have one hour a week or ten, keep moving. The small steps you take now eventually give you all your time back.” — Jon Burnett

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