No matter how hard I try, I can't spend more than 4 hours a week given all the other commitments.
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If it was more than a day's work it wouldn't be a hobby it would be a part-time job.
Unsliced
2008-10-02 08:19:12
Only if it were paid ;-)
Jon Cage
2008-10-02 08:31:08
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Too much.. but then sleep is highly overrated.
The real trick is to find a job which is your hobby :-)
Jon Cage
2008-10-02 08:23:07
-1, A vacuous answer plus advice that will fail 99% of the time. It works as a flippant aside, but as the "answer" to the question it's misplaced.
Edmund
2010-08-27 04:11:42
What's your answer then Edmund? I tend to spend anywhere between 0 and 15 hours a week on my hobby project (which is now rapidly becoming a business).
Jon Cage
2010-08-27 07:38:08
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I spend about 5 to 6 hours a week on mine. But, I am trying and hoping to make my hobby project my full time job.
Josh Moore
2008-10-02 08:28:36
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About 3-4 hours per day on weekdays, a good 6+ hours a day on weekends.
leppie
2008-10-02 08:30:43
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I don't have a hobby project. If I start something up I mean business.
Arne Evertsson
2008-10-02 08:34:51
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I tend to do it in bursts, but it will average out at a couple of hours a week. Sometimes I wish I had more time to devote to it, but other times I simply can't face more work-away-from-work.
I have a nasty habit of looking in on a project last thing at night; just a peek, thinking about what to do next. Next thing you know it's the early hours of the morning and you are already halfway through stage 3. I think I do my best work at this time ironically!
CJM
2008-10-02 08:35:26
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im curious, what do you spend 3-4 hours a day on? i need a new hobby that takes up a lot of time, money is no object
cheers
ken
2010-08-27 03:50:45
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I have a wife and 2 young kids. Hobby projects are on hold indefinately.
J. Clay
2010-08-27 04:05:17