Scoop the hollow first
Scoop the hours before you sit
A weekly maximum is the hollow that lets extra work sit. Without it, the seat rises into rest.
A travisher scoops wood so a person can sit. Hours need the same hollow.
- Write the extra hours you can keep when the day job is heavy.
- Count messages, quotes and payment chasing as hours.
- If a job would sit proud of that line, move the date. Do not raise the seat.
Read your employment contract for outside-work clauses before you take paid side work.
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