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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]That might be a lot depending on how much non billable stuff you need to do.  You just need to be ruthlessly efficient.  I can’t meet those hours since I had kids but my husband clears it waltz. He’s at home a lot but it always workings. He doos the kids at practice and sits in the car working.  The kids are doing homework, he is working.  He still goes to the gym and will watch a game on TV with the kids but I do all the cooking and most cleaning.  Weekends are t much different for him than work days — again. Hes gojng to the kids games and stuff but he works while they are warming up.  
I’m just not that [b]good at making use of a half hour here, an hour there[/b] and working on metro or in the car or whatever.  I think it all depends on what kind of work you do.  He does drafting and editing so it’s pretty steady.  If you are in a more feast or famine field, I think it’s harder to have that kind of steady balance.  I also lose a ton of time transitioning between things as I tend to do 15 things in a day.  He usually does just a few things in a day so doesn’t have as much leaky bucket transition time.[/quote]

Really envious of this ability. [/quote]

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