how do you think things would have worked with this strategy

[SpearsSpearsBrit]

Suppose that Jive Records provided psychological treatment to Britney since 1998. Also that she had 1 or 2 recreational days off in the BOMT, OIDIA AND Britney eras (in case you didn't know, they made her work non-stop with 1 hour of silence a day ) 

Suppose Britney's career release timeline had been as follows
1999. BOMT
-BOMT TOUR & CRAZY TOUR
2000. OIDIA
-OIDIA TOUR
2001. Britney
-DWADT
2003. In the zone
- Onyx hotel tour (canceled due to injury)
2004. B in the mix: the remixes
2004. Blackout (it would be like Ariana's Thank u next)
-Welcome to freakshow tour (55 dates)
2005. Circus
-Circus tour 2006
2006. Greatest hits: my prerogative
2007. Britney & Kevin Chaotic. Birth of twins Sean & Jayden. Britney divorces Kevin in November.
2008. Femme fatale
- Femme fatale tour
2008. B in the mix: volume 2
2010. Brenda Juana
2013. Remastered: the singles collection
- Piece of me era (2013-2016)
2016. Glory.
 By ending her 12-record contract faster, she could have had more children from the age of 28.
Do you think this measure would have been good? Or the way I rearranged the launches would have had a poor sales performance or Britney committing suicide from overwork? Opinions.

[LetsRoll]

I think she would became more irelevant with the constant album releases (also less singles per album) 

With this schedule she would be nonstop working robot 

Her career was planned quite well from 1998-2011, after that her team lost many brain cells 

 

[Pinky98]

I wouldn’t wish a breakdown on anyone, however what happened to Britney in that dark period of her life made her career that much more iconic afterwards

But to reiterate it, I don’t condone what happened to her or how the media treated her