Some say that weekends are to relax, sleep or travel. But if you are a full -time employee and dream of entrepreneurship, weekends can also be so. Take these 48 hours at the weekend (and let us be honest, those evening hours on precious weeks as well), increase your efficiency to the maximum, and build your startup.

Brian Edi and Chad Roniboum did this particular thing when they built Q3 innovations, a company design, development and distribution of specialized products in the personal safety market. Eagan entrepreneurs, Minnesota, began in 1999 when both were full-time jobs, Eddy, 30, a lawyer, his lawyer recently left the fully-time work to work at full-time, while Ronnebaum, 30, is still working full-time in the pharmaceutical industry. Friends since the sixth grade, the husband decided that although both of them had successful professions, they wanted to have a business and bring products such as alcohawk, which is digital alcohol, for consumers.

During the six -year startup phase, Edi says: “We have worked about 50 hours a week in our career and about 40 to 50 hours a week in our work.” The usual week of Eddy was waking up at 7 am, where he made commercial activities until 8:30 or 9 am, then heading to the office. After leaving the work at 6 pm, he spent about an hour with the family and went to the entrepreneurship for the evening and most of the weekend.

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