Ten years ago, during my training as a biological laboratory technician, I had a daily commute of 2 hours each way. This meant I lost 4 hours every evening. I had to wake up at 5 AM and would get home around 7 or 8 PM.

The work itself was pure stress. You had to complete one task after another with hardly any time to catch your breath. If you didn’t manage to organize your tasks well and complete them efficiently, you simply had to work an additional 1 or 2 hours in the evening. No employee in our department stayed longer than 4 years; many ended up with burnout, and by the time I was in my fourth year of training, aside from one other person, I was the most experienced person in the department. In my area, no one knew how to divide and complete the tasks to finish on time in the evening.

Even back then, I knew I wanted to create alternative opportunities for myself, so that one day I could be self-employed. I just couldn’t see myself in this profession in 40 years.

I used the time during the train ride to read, further my education, and complete small tasks.

But I absolutely had to find methods to still have energy after such a long day to work on my tasks and my future.

Additionally, I needed to find methods to become more productive and efficient so that I could use the remaining evening time wisely.

At this point, I have to mention that I was anything but ambitious back then. Although I was reliable, I had neither discipline nor perseverance. I always procrastinated as much as possible and only did the bare minimum necessary.

So, I began to learn and acquire new skills. How can I become faster at what I do? How do I build discipline? How do I manage to work on things even when I don’t feel like it? How do I get new energy to work in the evening even though I’m already completely exhausted from the day?

I knew that if I really wanted to succeed, I had to work on my goal every day, whether I felt like it or not. It’s exactly those days when I didn’t feel like it that would ultimately make the difference.

So, I began to develop in this direction. I learned methods and techniques on how to overcome obstacles, how to build endurance, how to develop discipline, how to quickly regain energy, and how to maintain energy longer. I explored how to gain clarity on what I want and need in order to act faster and make decisions. And I learned how to build habits and, ultimately, how to achieve peak performance.

I began to understand how different elements are interconnected and why these elements support each other. I also began to see what the problem is when these important factors are not taken into account.

Over these 10 years, I had many conversations with people who told me about their goals and their approaches. I began to understand why they weren’t making progress, why they were slow, and why they weren’t able to reach their full potential. I recognized the missing gears they needed to get their machine running. Like a missing puzzle piece, they just lacked certain elements to complete the whole picture.

Today, I’ve gathered the solutions so that I never have to have a conversation like that again, about dreams and goals that don’t come true. I want to make these methods and techniques available to everyone who wishes to become self-employed and make efficient, targeted progress to advance as quickly as possible as entrepreneurs.

It’s about how to better utilize your time, gain more time, and invest it in other projects or in family and friends. It’s not just about being faster, but also about doing the right things correctly to move forward more easily and generate more revenue. Ultimately, with these methods, everything becomes easier, and your quality of life increases tremendously.

It’s an individual system that you create for yourself, which starts running on its own and can be maintained with ease.

People around me think I have five lives because I manage to accomplish so many different things. Now, you too have the opportunity to optimize your approach and take your self-employment and entrepreneurship to the next level. Because if there’s one thing that’s limited, it’s our time—and that’s exactly what you’ll get back!