It simply helped me not be so shy (I joined a fraternity and the one nice thing about that, aside from becoming less shy, was that a fraternity is a great microcosm of how life works and the B.S. social structure of society, which was a great lesson to learn young as you quickly learn that that popularity contest most people strive for is both an illusion and a waste of time and money).My nephew is 24 and has owned a house a few years (he worked and went to college later - he's still attending though he works a full work week).

You could bring them in, work weeks and weekends to get it all done and list it.

Nice to be free of the 40 hour work week, huh

She’s looking to add 20 hours to her work week but we’re pretty small and not looking for acquisitions at the moment, so we don’t really have enough to keep her busy for the extra hours. 

Any tips on getting started while working 60 hour work weeks?

However, I'd go a step further, after learning from Tim Ferriss (The 4 Hour Work Week) and many, many others, to grow your team, leverage their time and expertise and outsource what is not your core strength and passion.We all only have 24 hours a day and need to make decisions on how to grow and not put more stuff on our plate.All the marketing strategies, tactics, and skills that one needs to learn and apply on a regular basis is a huge time investment, so the real question is: Do you want to squeeze another few hours per week into your already overloaded schedule and do all the tedious work you don’t know how to do or like doing, instead of growing your team and leveraging their time to do it much better and faster for you so you can focus on what really matters:GROWING YOUR BUSINESS, NOT RUNNING ITHit me up on a PM if you have any more questions.

. - Two of the best books you can read (and re-read) are Rich Dad, Poor Dad and The 4-Hour Workweek.

Skipped Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years, and my birthday and went through consistent 80-90 hour work weeks (I have a full time too) and probably 5000 headaches and screaming sessions to get the whole thing rehabbed and ready by the end of January, 2017.

$100 million fortunes are not build around 40-hour work weeks. 

For a salesperson to maximize sales, and hence income in a work week (whether that be 20, 40, 50, or 60 hours) they MUST be concentrating on selling, or presenting to the most qualified, motivated, and likely buyers.