birds etc. There are usually no urgent things as you mentioned in the 4 hour workweek. and if there are, I will be found. LOVE THIS! I started working as a freelance copywriter a little over two years ago. Right now, I am working for a client that runs a mattress review site. I have really struggled with figuring out how to set boundaries in my work but still make enough to support my family. My current client is great. No random emails asking for last minute stuff or unexpected requests. Would love clients like this all the time. I have learned to let go of the ones that are insanely demanding. Now, I just need to learn how to prioritize and set my schedule. And the emailing early and late...sooooo true! I have heard other people mention saying "No" to meetings that don't have an agenda or purpose. My question is how can you do that if the person calling the meetings is your boss? My boss will send me vague emails asking for appointments where all he tells me is the day and time and no other information. Some are random check in meetings but some have been surprise meetings that I would have preferred to plan for... How do you handle these kind of situations? The best of all, I like habit 7. If I keep myself busy doing things, it is going to stress me out. Instead, if I prioritize all activities within my project, I