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[esprit_girl]

That is indeed possible. It is possible to launch an online business even with a full-time job. Designate specific hours to focus on your online business. Automating tasks lets you focus on passive income, balancing your online business with a full-time job. What further steps can be implemented to create a balance?

 

[King Belieal]

I don't think that online businesses would require really much from you in terms of time commitment to affect your full time work. You can manage your online business through your phone while you are at the office in your full time job.

 

[Laurentta]

Yes, it is possible to start an online business while working a full term job. Most online business are very flexible.

 

[Kross]

Online businesses with a full time job is very possible. You can teach online or work as a virtual assistant online. You are not under pressure to work at a particular time. You choose your working hours to balance with your full time employment.

 

[Kera]

I have my colleagues in the workplace that are running their own blogs. And that doesn't disrupt their normal 9 to 5 work. I am of the opinion that online business allows you to have a day job and one should indulge.

 

[Suba]

Although I personally do not run an online business, there are many people out there who are successful in running an online business even though they also have a permanent or full-time job. So if you have a full-time job, don't hesitate to start your online business to utilize your free time, in operating your online business you can be assisted by your relatives or employ other people

 

[Obari]

There are physical and online jobs that are very demanding and if care isn’t taken, one might not meet up but regardless, what matters the most is how well we allocate the right time to them.
It’s very possible to work an online job while we work a regular physical job but what truly matters is how well we distribute our time to each job.

 

[kerryjoy]

I absolutely agree, and I believe that if I were juggling an online business and a full-time job, I would put a lot of effort into planning ahead of time—perhaps organizing my week with time-blocking tools. In order to maintain efficiency, I would also group related tasks together and give priority to high-impact ones. Once revenue permits, I would look into outsourcing repetitive tasks like order fulfillment or customer service. I believe that setting clear objectives for my business and monitoring my progress on a monthly basis would keep me inspired and prevent burnout.