Sanman
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Yeah, it's a lot. I've been seeing this many since about October of last year. I work about 80 hours a week. I see patients, then I am doing things for my business to grow and scale it.
That is part of bootstrapping a business in the beginning. I worked that many hours for about the first 3-4 yrs of my career for other folks and decided to slow down because it was not worth working that hard as an employee. You can always slow down a bit on the clinical hours, but you will get hit on estimated taxes for that year.
One of the benefits of waiting to start your own business is the savings you accumulate that allows you to take it slower. On the other hand, you have the energy of youth and no young kids to worry about at the moment. So six of one and half a dozen of the other....