How to be set A Daily Schedule on Google Spreadsheet

My daily Schedule on google sheet

I want to be a freelancer.  When I first started freelancing I didn’t keep a routine at all. I was enjoying the freedom but my Mentor MD Leakat Ali realize to me that routine is important for all jobs, including a freelancer. My mentor is helping me. Sir, you have taught me how to create a routine on Google Sheets.  And guiding me every moment.  

Now I have a daily Schedule on a google sheet.

I wake up early in the morning. Then I pray and read the Quran.  From 5.45 am to 7.45 am I complete my work. 5.45 am-6.45 typing test exam and 6.45-7.45 am reading the blog post. Then I exercise for 15 minutes.  AT 8 am I eat breakfast. 8 am to 9.30 am I teach my students. Then I 10 am -1.30 pm  I am going to the coshing center. From 2 pm- 4 pm, I work freelancing, typing tests, google searches, Blog reading,  talk to my mentor and he gives me good advice. From 4p-5pm I teach my students. Then I pray and read my textbook lesson. From 6.30 pm-9.00 pm, I am reading a blog post, Google search, and writing a blog. Daily 6hours works for Freelancing. And 120 days 240 hours completing the google Schedule. At 9.30 pm I eat dinner. At 10 pm I watch Tv. Then I go to  

My google sheet schedule for your information and more details.

Successful people keep Schedules

Successful people must keep a schedule. Sit’s because THEY ARE SO busy. schedules are great as well because you can use them for record-keeping...

How to schedule your das as a freelancer.

1. Start week your day.
2. Plan Out Your Working Hours.
3.  Account for “You” Time.
4.  Keep a Physical Schedule.
5.  Hold Yourself Accountable.
6. Client Retention Strategies for Long-Term Growth.

Start With Your Week:  Take a quick scroll around the world of internet search results, and you’ll find most Freelance Schedules. Work schedule, stats back, and think about how your week plays out. Do you currently take a regular weekend? Or do you work a day? If you don’t currently have guaranteed days off programmed into your weekly schedule, It is time to reevaluate your work-life balance.

Plan Out Your Working Hours: The life of a freelancer is one of freedom. Sometimes, flexible working hours just aren’t a reasonable option. The most common example of this is any Freelance position where you need to be in contact with clients/ other organizations.

Account for You Time: If you work from home, The perfect freelance schedule isn’t just about your active working hours. You also need to consider your time.

Whatever you like to do with your “me time” be sure to account for it in your Freelancing Schedule.

Keep a Physical Schedule: You get ready for bed, set your alarm, and you’re going to spend the following day.

Once you wake up and get going, it doesn’t take long before working from 5.30 am to 5 pm.

5.00 am: Alarm goes off

5.30 am: Ready for the day

5.45-6.45: check E-mails and reply mail

6.75-7.45: typing test exam online

7.45-8.00am Make and Taking breakfast

9.00am-1.00am: Work on project.

1.30pm-2.00 pm: Taking lunch

2.30pm-5.00pm: Work on project

5.00pm- 7.00pm: Typing test, Reading and Writing Blog

7.00pm-9.00pm :’ Others work

9.00-9.30: Taking Dinner

10.00 pm: Go to bed.

Do you start your days strong, but fade out before you’re done with your work? Consider scheduling times for a walk or stretching session throughout your day.

 Hold Yourself Accountable:  Do you find you’re more productive during a certain day? If so,  arrange your daily schedule so you're working during this period.

Do you start your days strong, but fade out before you’re done with your work? Consider scheduling times for a walk or stretching session throughout your day.

To be a successful Freelancer, we must hard work and maintain a daily schedule. Just remember the universal rule applicable to the routine of any successful person Done be better be perfect.