What Are Some Things That Aaron Had to Sacrifice While Growing His Family and Entrepreneurial Career
at 7:19
Answer
At first, he set a goal to only work 25-30 hours a week. As he worked more, he felt that he lost his insights and creativity. Growing his family and making more money, he had to shift his focus by putting his side passion projects on hold. Limiting his amount of work forced him to focus on the things that were the most important to get done.
Where this answer comes from
- Show
- 2 Cent Dad Podcast
- Episode
- Aaron Ross
- Date
People
More notes from this episode
- Who Is Aaron Ross Transcript
- How Does Aaron Balance His Family Life While Being an Entrepreneur Transcript
- What Are Some Things That Aaron Had to Sacrifice While Growing His Family and Entrepreneurial Career Transcript
- Why Is Aaron Comfortable With Riding the Edge of His Cash Flow Transcript
- How Did Aaron Get to Where He Is Now Transcript
- How Does Setting Clear Boundaries Benefit Your Work and Family Life Transcript
- What’s One Thing That He Encourages Parents to Do Transcript
- What’s Aaron’s View on Big Families Transcript
More answers like this
- How Does Aaron Balance His Family Life While Being an Entrepreneur
- Why Is Aaron Comfortable With Riding the Edge of His Cash Flow
- Who Is Aaron Ross
- How Did Aaron Get to Where He Is Now
More with Aaron Ross
- What Are Some Things to Keep in Mind
- What Makes Some Big Differences in Business
- What Are Some of the Best Motivators to Make More Money
- What Does Aaron Ross Say Parents Have to Balance Between Their Kids?
- What Does Aaron Ross Say a Family Should Be Consistent About?
- How Much Structure Is the Right Fit
Related episodes
- Aaron Ross, Back Again
- Jason Calacanis
- Darius Monsef – Sniper Parent, Entrepreneur
- The RAD DAD - Kirill Zubovsky
- Ryan Diess: Husband. Father of Three. Founder Digital Marketer.
- David Heinemeier Hansson
- Matt Shobe. Feedburner 2 Google and Beyond.
- David Woodland - a Management Consultant in Silicon Valley