I usually wake up at around 6 am, do some exercising, and a bit of stretching and start my work at about 7-8 am.
After that, I typically work for about 4-6 hours before I take a break from work.
This is the time period where I do the bulk of my work.
But I also spend an hour or two in the evening mostly chatting with my clients because many of them live in the US.
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I am an early bird, so I typically work from 8 until 4:30 PM, with a break at lunch to spend time with my son, and eat some food. I may also go outside for a few minutes dressed up as an inflatable pink T-Rex or an inflatable unicorn to entertain the neighbors by doing jumping jacks in the street, taking a stroll up the street, or just being silly.
My son records these antics, and then they're posted each day to my Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn (thankfully, I'm a "creative" so quirky works!) to provide a smile to friends, family, coworkers, and work acquaintances.
Each week, there's a weekly sales meeting to start off Monday morning, and I sit in on that through Zoom to see my coworkers and hear even more about what the customers are saying.
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