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<blockquote data-quote="mearls" data-source="post: 110191" data-attributes="member: 697">I keep it very flexible schedule. It's one of the advantages of working freelance. My typical day might look like this:9 AM: Wake up, breakfast, shower.10 AM - 11 AM: Surf web, try to keep up with email, generally failing to.12 PM - 1 PM: Write 1000 words.1 PM - 3 PM: Go out for a drive, shopping at the local gamestore, bookstore, or play videogames, paint miniatures.3 PM: Lunch.4 - 6 PM: Write 1000 words, watch Sportscenter.7 - 8 PM: Seinfeld and Simpsons break.8 PM - midnight: Write 2000 - 3000 words, usually while watching basketball.If I'm gaming that night (Sundays and Thursdays) I skip my 1 - 3 break to write more.I work weekends, too, if I have enough projects to work on. Generally, I take 1 day off for each 3 days of work.During all this time, too, I take notes on future projects, makes plans for proposals, and juggle other minutia.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mearls, post: 110191, member: 697"] I keep it very flexible schedule. It's one of the advantages of working freelance. My typical day might look like this: 9 AM: Wake up, breakfast, shower. 10 AM - 11 AM: Surf web, try to keep up with email, generally failing to. 12 PM - 1 PM: Write 1000 words. 1 PM - 3 PM: Go out for a drive, shopping at the local gamestore, bookstore, or play videogames, paint miniatures. 3 PM: Lunch. 4 - 6 PM: Write 1000 words, watch Sportscenter. 7 - 8 PM: Seinfeld and Simpsons break. 8 PM - midnight: Write 2000 - 3000 words, usually while watching basketball. If I'm gaming that night (Sundays and Thursdays) I skip my 1 - 3 break to write more. I work weekends, too, if I have enough projects to work on. Generally, I take 1 day off for each 3 days of work. During all this time, too, I take notes on future projects, makes plans for proposals, and juggle other minutia. [/QUOTE]

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