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It’s about to be 2am. I’m sleeping in the couch of my office at home, the same couch my girlfriend sits on when she pays me a visit while I work. In sleeping here, or at least preparing to sleep, because I have to wake up in 2-3 hours to continue working on what has felt like a gargantuan odyssey.

A month and a half ago I took a side gig. I’m building a website for a group of Psychoanalysts. They want to start their own magazine and I’m their go-to solution for everything tech related. In fact I’m *that* person for any Psychoanalyst in 5-6 states of central Mexico.

My mother in law is some sort of Leader of Opinion in the sector, so pretty much everyone in the niche knows about me as the crypto, tech and IT guy.

Anyway, this group reached out to me and, being the greedy, hustling bastar that I am, I didn’t say no to their respuesta, even though I knew I’ve been up to my neck regarding *available hours* during my day - I mean, my girlfriend has to pay me couch visits during the day even though we live together, because I barely spend quality time with her.

She gets it, she gets the hustle, she understands the grind, and I definitely consider her an ally in our road to financial independence and economic freedom. She sees clear as day that every hour spent generating money today means we’ll retire one day earlier than what we’ve forecasted. Add and stack all those hours and who knows, perhaps we will get to retire before we are 40. I will still work a ton, but I will do it for fun.

That’s probably one of the best takeaways I’ve absorbed from @theycallmedan. He’s clear about his goals, and he made sure that his wife was on board with  them and fully supported the vision and mission. I’m pretty lucky my girlfriend is the same.

So yeah, I took the gig that I was in no position whatsoever to accept, and I’ve been paying the consequences since then. Even though I charge them a fren rate of 40 bucks the hour, I haven’t really had found the time to get this shit done, until this Sunday that I managed to get off the hook from a family event and I spent all day dealing with html, css and javascript, but I didn’t finish.

But I mean, how could I have said no to this side gig? A true hustler always tries to juggle more than what he’s physically able to do, so it was just a matter of when, not if I would be able to finish the project.

So, I spent from 7pm to 2am working on this magazine and man, it’s almost ready.

I could’ve finish this today, but I’m no longer 20 years old and if I don’t get some sleep tonight I’m going to be rekt tomorrow. A man needs his sleep, man.

I’m going to be able to cover my monthly expenses with this. That means all my other income will go to buying more bitcoin, collateralizing it, getting a loan, and buying alts and farming airdrops with those liquids.

But man, I could’ve finished this a month ago had I been more organized (and believe me, I am) and working my priorities in a better way.

Either way, I’m gonna go to sleep. But one thing is certain, I’m glad I am no longer procrastinating like a true hustler.

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