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Simply counting the hours that I spend working on my project doesn't add up to the true amount of time. I am constantly thinking about all aspects of my project whether it be trying to improve my physical product or promotion ideas. I would love to be able to make my project my career.

We launched our Kickstarter project ( https://goo.gl/6UGuFV ) 7 days ago and it has been almost all consuming. When I'm working on anything else, I'm thinking about what I still need to do to make it successful. Even though we prepped heavily, we still have press releases to send and many more announcements to make.

We've been developing Sonic Sense Resource Center (http://www.sonicsense.com/resourcecenter/ ) for over a year now. We produce audio samples and videos of audio products and musical instruments in use so people can identify what they like best. We hope you like it.
Marc

Been putting a lot of time in our project..
I guess it's 5 to 6 hours a day since the project went live 3 days ago. And then I'm not alone, my colleagues are also putting several hours into the project.

Now getting out several PR releases and updates. Also got some questions from users and of course reading thru this forum to see the best way to get backers.

I typically put in at least 3 hours a day, 6 days a week to my project, and have done for the past 2 years.

I try to spend all my spare time on my project, but since my project is to do with music compositions, I try to think of ideas while I walk around or just sitting around.

Also ideas comes from the environment that I am in, either it will inspire me or there will be no effect.

I'm hoping to spend more time on composing however College study is a pain.

When the project is active I spend about 20 hours per week. After the project is complete it takes me longer to produce the product and ship them out.

I'm working a full-time job, but I'm now up to 15 hours/week working on our crowdfunding campaign. That's basically a couple hours every week night, plus some solid work on the weekend.

About 2-3 hours a day. Got to stay on top of things.

I work around 40 hours a week at my day job. This leaves me two days a week off.
I spend most of that working on my crowdfunding project. On average I would say, I put in at least 20
hours a week. Though I double that when I run play tests or need concept art draw.

We spend about 20 hours per week on our campaign. Filming took about 12 hours over the course of 3 days. We try not to leave it for more than 24 hours, weekends are when we hammer it out mostly.