There is no business that's only going to take up 3-4 hours per day of your time without having spent 3-5+ years building it out. Bootstrapped businesses are hard and a lot of work.
> because of the overwhelming demands and random priority changes that expect you work beyond scheduled hours.
Bootstrapping your own thing will give you more of that, not less. It takes an established business to be stabile to the point where the surprises are minimal, the processes are standardized, and the team is built to absorb whatever is thrown at it to handle things without putting in extra hours.
It sounds like you need to find established companies who need some part-time help.
There is no business that's only going to take up 3-4 hours per day of your time without having spent 3-5+ years building it out. Bootstrapped businesses are hard and a lot of work.
> because of the overwhelming demands and random priority changes that expect you work beyond scheduled hours.
Bootstrapping your own thing will give you more of that, not less. It takes an established business to be stabile to the point where the surprises are minimal, the processes are standardized, and the team is built to absorb whatever is thrown at it to handle things without putting in extra hours.
It sounds like you need to find established companies who need some part-time help.