✨ Book Bonuses! ✨

Buy One + Get One + Give One

How it Works

Step 1: Buy One

📘Order your hardcover copy of Free Time: Lose the Busywork, Love Your Business from any of the following retailers, then submit your proof of purchase.

Step 2: Get One

🎉 Enter your info below; within 1 business day, you will get complimentary access to the Free Time audiobook (narrated by Jenny) and instant access to the Free Time Toolkit.

By submitting your information you will also be subscribed to Jenny’s Time Well Spent newsletter for ongoing tips, tools, and templates—you can unsubscribe at any time.

Step 3: Give One

🎁 Check your email for your bonuses and an invitation you can forward to a friend to gift them audiobook access ($25 value). The time you will help them free up? Priceless!

👉 P.S. If you don't already listen to podcasts: Apple users have the Podcasts app already installed on iOS, or there's my favorite Overcast. For Android, check out Google Podcasts or Pocket Casts. Unfortunately, Spotify doesn't yet allow for private feeds.

🎧 Be sure to also subscribe to the Free Time podcast wherever you listen :)

Dive right in . . .

Get instant access to the 27 Chapter Summaries with helpful action and reflection prompts »

From the author who brought you the award-winning book, Pivot: The Only Move That Matters Is Your Next One (Portfolio/Penguin, 2016)

A four-stage process for navigating what’s next by doubling down on what is already working.

🎉 Free Time Inside

Many small business owners are beset by the Burdensome B's: bottlenecked, bored, or burned out. Running a business does not have to be so hard, or stressful, or overwhelming. The book is structured around Blake’s three-stage Free Time Framework, starting with a simple inquiry: Are you in friction or in flow? Wherever you encounter excessive friction, you will apply the Align-Design-Assign process.

Friction vs. Flow via Free Time by Jenny Blake

This book will teach you:

  • The missing metric in financial reports: Time-to-Revenue Ratio (TtRr)

  • How to achieve escape velocity through smarter systems and doubling what you delegate

  • The myth of hard work for business owners: why hard work alone is not enough

  • DNA of projects: Jenny’s belief, “How we bake is as important as what we make.”

  • What it means to be high net freedom versus solely emphasizing high net worth.

  • The “time is money” trope keeping us stuck in outdated factory-system structures, even if self-employed.

  • How to time block and bake in batches—starting with blocking your calendar one year out

  • How to avoid Franken-stringing software while still developing stronger techtuition

  • Fiji Test: each team member continually makes themselves replaceable every day

  • Are you ready for your big break, or would your business break? Scaling strategies

  • How to structure Delightfully Tiny Teams for maximum flexibility

  • To solve for Sisyphean Systems and the crush of the inbound (i.e. email, social media, Qs from your team)

  • Relinquish your roles as Chief Everything Officer and All-Seeing Question Answerer

  • Jenny’s mantra, “Let it be easy, let it be fun”

  • Cultivating nonlinear breakthroughs through intuition, serendipity and surrender

  • How to create an externalized business mind, and why Jenny uses Notion for this

Advance Reviews

 

"A comprehensive efficiency guide for solo entrepreneurs and small-business owners . . . well written, applicable, and actionable. [Blake] delivers an entertaining, instructive reading experience. [Free Time is] an invigorating and informative time-management manual."

— KIRKUS REVIEWS

 

“This book is a revelation—a detailed road map for building a business that fulfills you and serves the world, leaving anxiety and burnout behind.

— OLIVER BURKEMAN, author of Four Thousand Weeks and The Antidote

 

“A brilliant, insightful read that provides an actionable framework for reimagining the way we work.”

—MORI TAHERIPOUR, author of Bring Yourself

“Wildy, wildly helpful. Imagine the most helpful entrepreneurial workshop you’ve ever attended, but held in an ice cream store with an infinite array of flavors.”

— SARAH YOUNG, author of Expansive Impact

 

“It is not about working harder, it is about working “right-er.” Bigger results, better flow, less effort; welcome to Free Time.”

— MIKE MICHALOWICZ, author of Profit First, Clockwork, and Get Different

 

"A practical, commonsense guide for business leaders and beyond."

— BOOKLIST

After reading the book, Free Timers have already . . .

  • Hired a Second Part-Time Virtual Assistant

    To create redundancy in the business in case the owner or long-time assistant were out for extended time

  • Started Founder Time Fridays

    By clearing my calendar and not adding any new meetings on Friday to focus on what Cal Newport calls “deep work.”

  • Been Choosier With New Clients

    Raised rates and unapologetically started saying no to clients that were no longer a fit (at the intersection of revenue, ease, and joy)

  • Hired an In-Person Assistant

    For help with things around the house, running errands, going to the Post Office.

  • Hired a Podcast Producer

    And improved the recording (and delegating) process so the owner only shows up for 90-minute sessions resulting in two episodes!

  • Set-up Two Weekly Recurring DNS Blocks

    Created recurring Do Not Schedule (DNS) blocks twice per week. “Wow, did that help!”

What will you do with your newfound free time?