Finding the time for a side gig
Although executives face a high demand on their time, private and public sector leaders believe that you can find the time if you make it a priority. (Although you may have to give up some nights or weekends.) Make sure you deliver in your job and for your family, then take on additional responsibilities.
Try to spend 10% to 20% on these "extracurricular" activities. The amount needn't be consistent every week or month.
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