3 Hours a Day: How Entrepreneurs Can Multiply Their Income By Working Less and Living More

Make tons of money, love what you do, work where you want―and spend 90 percent of your week outside of your workday

It wasn't long ago that entrepreneurs believed non-stop hustle was essential for success, equating the hours put in to their level of ambition. But for many independent business owners today, living through the stressful pandemic years has shown there has to be a better, more sustainable way.

In 3 Hours a Day, Knolly Williams offers first-hand evidence that smart entrepreneurs can do what they love―and enjoy far more money and free time―while working less and living more.

Williams, also known as The Business Healer, shows you how to transform your work life in a proven 7-step process that includes prioritizing dollar-producing activities while relegating non-dollar producing activities to your capable crew. In these pages, you'll learn how to:

• Hone Your Superpower
• Evaluate Your Business
• Balance Your Business
• Delegate Your Business
• Organize Your Business
• Design Your 3-Hour Workday
• Quadruple Your Sales

Filled with practical advice, useful tips for prioritizing and more, the blueprint offered in 3 Hours a Day gives you the freedom you've been striving for―financial freedom, time freedom, and location freedom―and the life that comes along with it.

His earlier successes include building a multi-million-dollar record company in his 20s, becoming one of the top Real Estate brokers in the U.S. in his 30s and building a thriving business coaching practice while speaking in over 100 cities in his 40s.

Knolly Williams, The Business Healer, runs three separate and distinct six-figure businesses using "The 3 Hours a Day " method, and has taught thousands of business leaders and entrepreneurs how to use it to replicate his success. He is an international speaker, thought leader and host of the podcast, "Success with Listings," and author of the bestselling books Success with Listings and Triple My Listings. His earlier successes include building a million-dollar record company in his twenties, becoming one of the top real estate brokers in the U.S. in his thirties, and building a thriving coaching practice in his forties.