To increase urgency: 1. Add more to your plate [4:02] 2. Set miniature deadlines (the time of day) [5:36] 3. Set bigger goals [6:11] 4. Create consequences/punishments for failure [6:56] 5. Seek external accountability [7:36] To implement this in your life: 1. Specify what you want and when you'll do it [8:55] 2. Write down #1 [10:00] 3. Add a reason (urgency) to do #1 [11:01]
Urgency method 1) *add more to your plate* - add more tasks in your day so that if you procrastinate a single task then it will impact another task. and it creates fear that you will lose other tasks or you can say it creates a sense of urgency. When you add more task you demand more time it means it creates urgency. 2)*setting deadline* instead of saying what you have to do it say what and when you have to do it. 3) *bigger goal means enormous urgency* But be careful you don't have to be overwhelmed by this. The bigger goal can be achieved by breaking down into small chunks and completing those small chunks on time gives you motivation 4) *consequences* if you don't do this task then you have to do a task you don't like or the result of not doing this task is not good so do it now. 5) *accountability* like someone is watching you It's similar when your mom is watching you then you have to complete your homework You can ask your friend to do this or telling 2-3 people that you are going to do a task so they automatically observe you are doing it or not. You know people are much concerned about others. Or you can use an app that tracks your time e.g. Rescue time. Bonus *clarity* - what, when and why I am going to do a specific time. ~I am going to study~ I am going to study at 10 a.m. about human anatomy for my tomorrow's test Alright after reading this comment *go and do you stuff stop scrolling CZcams videos you don't have time you idiot Go-Go do your shit NOW*
“Think of the life you have lived until now as over and, as a dead man, see what’s left as a bonus and live it according to Nature. Love the hand that fate deals you and play it as your own, for what could be more fitting?” - Marcus Aurelius
Parkinsons's Law: The task will fill up the given time, no matter how much time you have. > Solution for procrastination: add urgency to tasks 1. Fill your time/schedule up so you have to use the task's given time to do it. 'Have a greater demand for time than supply' 2. Set miniature deadlines. 3. Set even bigger goals, but don't get overwhelmed. 4. Creating consequences/punishments. 5. Accountability, have someone or a program (eg RescueTime) watch over what you are doing.
I want to share my experince with these however. I am desperately trying to get procrastination into control but didn't find a way yet. :( No hate though, much appreciate the channel and videos he does! Parkinsons's Law: In general true, but it doesn't cover how the quality of the work decreases with less time. Also with bigger projects this can fail and the task won't get finished, happened often to me. 1. No freetime sounds horrible to me, I guess this works but I also imagine myself crying at night. The 'time blocking' method may be a more loosened up way to do this and it's cool but I just cannot stick to the schedules I plan for myself so that's no help for me. 2. Miniature deadlines are cool but don't work for me if there are no >4. consequences. 3. Set even bigger goals... but my brain knows that I just need to achieve the smaller goal, not sure how I can trick it into believing we are doing the big goal but actually just do the small one? Maybe I misunderstood the point here. 4. Consequences helped me with habit building in the past, however it's not very practical to set a punishment for every tiny task on hand. Also it's kind of hard to find the sweet spot of a punishment that hurts you but isn't too hard because either I would sacrifice essential stuff (eg sleep, working out, university course) or once failed I would delete that consequence because I suffered too much. 5. Being watched works kind of works with people but I often catch myself looking productive but actually procrastinating quite a lot. Didn't work with RescueTime for me though. :(
You're 100% right. The times in my life I was most organized and got the most done was when I was a food truck worker, and when I was a Cub Scout Den Leader who had to teach all the time. There was no room for "oops I forgot or didn't finish". No "I'll do that after I finish reading this, and that." Now that I stay home all the time I get very little art finished. Thank you for this!!
A big problem is that we have a need of feeling safe and protected. The world around us has changed, but our bodies and our minds haven't for about 5,000 years. Back in the days being left alone meant certain death for us. A handicapped person would not survive on their own and a broken bone could get us killed. We *had* to relay on other humans in order to survive. But as time passed and things got easier, we lost use of our instincts. At this modern area all our instics are tricking us into becoming depressive, useless and sad. We live in a fast world, where being different is managable and survivable, but boring and no use. We are highly social animals with an incredbile mind. The worst thing about this all is that we begin to become numb and feel isolated. We start to feel like we live in a dream and it gets harder to remember things. As humans we need to move and use our bodies. We were made to run in dirt and sweat. Todays food is just providing us with the basics, there are nearly no nutritions our body can use to supply us with the needed vitamins and fibers. We need to challange our mind, find new ways to start things and interact with other humans, instead of writting a short message on WhatsApp. Times did not get easier, but different. Since social media everyone can have an opinion and share it with everybody else, we feel pressured into feeling guilty and sad because of all the problems the world sees. Things seem to become worse and worse. Mediating and using your body (training) will get you back to awareness of your surroundings. One doesn't need to become a Stoic or some kind of believer, but rather accept things and move on. Overthinking doesn't help, we need to start at some point. Read some books, use your imagination. For what time do we have left and if we don't watch out, it's already over.
I always love it when you say you did something for "years and years and years of your life". What are you, like, 20? LOL! I am always floored by how beyond your years you seem to be. Keep it up.
Repeated failures due to procrastinating will teach/motivate a person to front-load tasks/projects/assignments. A burnt hand won’t touch a stove too many times.
I think definitely that people can beat themselves up for not being productive every minute of the day. Productivity acts as a bursting mechanism. Sometimes you do a lot, sometimes you do very little.
You always bring extremely valuable content to the CZcams table brother! Much respect for that. On that note because of you I try to watch less of it now however I don't feel guilty when I do because since I am also a content creator so I consider it studying my craft.
@@aquario3563 Maybe, but that's also like me saying... then you didn't try another way. It's all about discipline. There are many ways you can acquire discipline. Meditating is just another way of teaching you to be disciplined.
You look like a young version of Thomas Shelby, honestly. Thank you very much for your content - shape your environment to overcome bad habits - I think it's the greatest advice out there.
Please allow us to enjoy your smile more frequently during your talk... It helps you to stay relaxed.... Appreciating your elegance as well as eloquence.....
One more tip from personal experience. If I'm not deliberate with my breaks then I get overwhelmed and end up procrastinating. What I mean is that because I don't set time to do meaningful rests and I'm just trying to push work, my brain obviously get's tired, I lose focus and end up scrolling something I don't even care about, because I am out of steam to keep going. Also, because I knew that if I start working I basically wouldn't allow myself to leave it until 10PM, I procrastinated on the start in the mornings. TAKE BREAKS! Allow yourself to genuinely relax! Seriously, after a week of pushing my schoolwork way into the nights, I ended up taking a day off and just enjoying some videogames (the weather was too shitty to go outside). Now I feel much better, less cranky, and more able to progress with quality output. I just need to keep this in mind and take some time off every now and then (it's not easy to find the balance).
I actually slept in and was looking for something productive to lock in on to help get up, and this video fulfilled that role even before hammering home the essence of creating urgency. So a double whammy thank you to our stoic, (hopefully gentler) Thomas Shelby.
Great Content Thank You Andrew Add urg, increase press add more stuff, set short deadlines, bigger goals, conseq, reward, external accounta, Clarity, preplan more stuff, write down, pain plea
You're my idol. I want to make videos like this (more business related), but I've put it off, which is easy with my growing online business. I need to sit down and DO SOMETHING. Thanks for the time you put into this video! All your content is just great. 🙏⭐🌞
oh, you won't recognize me the day before exams. I'm fxking god, i tell ya anything is possible. I'm amazed how well my mind sorts out what i needed to do at that moment. It's simplification at its finest.
I think one has to realize that adding urgency to your life makes you possibly more productive but not necessarily more happy. Furthermore, even if you specify a task to do in great detail this does not make you do it. Procrastination tells you something about what is wrong in your life, there is usually a pretty good reason for it, and no artificial trick will help you to cope with it in the long run, but only figuring out this reason does. Maybe the reason is just something like "my job sucks". It is wrong to try to improve your working habits under this condition. Change your job instead.
Andrew just summed up "the perfect day formula" by Craig ballantyne. He also mentioned "the power of habit" by duhigg....I read both, as encouraged by Ed Mylett, who I'm sure Andrew follows as well.
Andrew this video i quite helpful, but if i could ask, I have an issue which i believe you could make a video about. I'm 17 years old and doing extremely well in school and in my health, exercising regularly and sleeping well thanks to your videos and other channels. Although this is overshadowed by a deep problem with choosing effective actions to achieve my goals. I seem to be following a standard route and doing well in school but I have always wanted to start a business and would love to dedicate my time towards a venture to help push the envelope of technology but I always find myself starting pointless projects which consume time without really thinking about a long term vision for my future. If possible, i would greatly appreciate your input on choosing effective actions and knowing where to even start with such an abstract goal and how you came to choose youtube instead of another path.
Look for start-up events, they have coaches, and you may find a team or a goal to participate. Besides technological development you will get exposure to work in team and accept constructive criticism. Sometimes this events are sponsored by companies with real life problems, and good for networking. This events might last from a weekend to a few weeks or months...
What's the reason behind wanting to push the envelope of technology? Is it to help others, is it too make a name for yourself, make money etc. Think about your reasons and the ultimate outcome you want, and then it'll be easier to identify the real goal (and a project which ticks all the boxes) and then to break it down into effective/manageable pieces. Then schedule those smaller chunks into your calendar.
Andrew, in one of your videos you stated that you read a manifesto every morning, would you mind sharing it with us ? As I would find it to be a big help
I think your metaphore is a bit messy You could have avoided talking about the solid and liquid It would have been enough to talk about the gas property : It will extend to the whole place it is given And then saying that this is the same thing for our tasks I don't know why I'm telling you that but, yay Hope my english isn't too trash :)
Your English is fine. Just should have used it instead of he when referring to the gas. So far I have seen they use he only for human males and some animals.
@@User-jr7vf Oh yeah, that mistake is coming from my french haha. We use male and female denomination for objects, that is weird when we think about it but french is how it is haha Thanks for the correction, i will fix that :)
6:13 I disagree with this. Many olympians set out to get a gold medal. The majority don’t. Why is this? Because the winners have small habits carried out day by day to reach the goal, and they do it long term. The gold medalist has likely said, I want to train for 6 hours a day 6 days a week. Would they reach their goal of a gold medal by doing this? Yes it is very likely if they have a habit of training smart and hard. However many fail to focus on the small stuff. The small daily habits which compound over time. This is what causes them to not reach their big goal they initially set out to complete.
*Adds to watch later*
*Realizes the problem*
Bruh same. I always put procrastination videos in watch later
me
Hahahahha. Same. So disappointed to find you posted this already
This has been on my watch later for so long
action leads to motivation, just stop waiting for it to come magically.. works for me and wish to have had realized this before
Sometimes I act but I can't do anything because I feel like IDK what to do...
Watching this while avoiding studying
I heard that 'studying is the new procrastination' so you only trade one for another:p
To increase urgency:
1. Add more to your plate [4:02]
2. Set miniature deadlines (the time of day) [5:36]
3. Set bigger goals [6:11]
4. Create consequences/punishments for failure [6:56]
5. Seek external accountability [7:36]
To implement this in your life:
1. Specify what you want and when you'll do it [8:55]
2. Write down #1 [10:00]
3. Add a reason (urgency) to do #1 [11:01]
TY :)
@@luisluiscunha Bless your soul child
Thank you. Peace, Love, and Rock 'n' Roll!!!
Thnq smitz
Thank you!
Urgency method
1) *add more to your plate* - add more tasks in your day so that if you procrastinate a single task then it will impact another task.
and it creates fear that you will lose other tasks or you can say it creates a sense of urgency. When you add more task you demand more time it means it creates urgency.
2)*setting deadline* instead of saying what
you have to do it say what and when you have to do it.
3) *bigger goal means enormous urgency* But be careful you don't have to be overwhelmed by this. The bigger goal can be achieved by breaking down into small chunks and completing those small chunks on time gives you motivation
4) *consequences* if you don't do this task then you have to do a task you don't like or the result of not doing this task is not good so do it now.
5) *accountability* like someone is watching you
It's similar when your mom is watching you then you have to complete your homework
You can ask your friend to do this or telling 2-3 people that you are going to do a task so they automatically observe you are doing it or not. You know people are much concerned about others.
Or you can use an app that tracks your time e.g. Rescue time.
Bonus
*clarity* - what, when and why I am going to do a specific time.
~I am going to study~ I am going to study at 10 a.m. about human anatomy for my tomorrow's test
Alright after reading this comment *go and do you stuff stop scrolling CZcams videos you don't have time you idiot Go-Go do your shit NOW*
“Think of the life you have lived until now as over and, as a dead man, see what’s left as a bonus and live it according to Nature. Love the hand that fate deals you and play it as your own, for what could be more fitting?” - Marcus Aurelius
After a near death experience a year ago this is essentially pretty similar to my outlook. I just thank God or “nature” and love what I have
Parkinsons's Law: The task will fill up the given time, no matter how much time you have. > Solution for procrastination: add urgency to tasks
1. Fill your time/schedule up so you have to use the task's given time to do it. 'Have a greater demand for time than supply'
2. Set miniature deadlines.
3. Set even bigger goals, but don't get overwhelmed.
4. Creating consequences/punishments.
5. Accountability, have someone or a program (eg RescueTime) watch over what you are doing.
I want to share my experince with these however. I am desperately trying to get procrastination into control but didn't find a way yet. :( No hate though, much appreciate the channel and videos he does!
Parkinsons's Law: In general true, but it doesn't cover how the quality of the work decreases with less time. Also with bigger projects this can fail and the task won't get finished, happened often to me.
1. No freetime sounds horrible to me, I guess this works but I also imagine myself crying at night. The 'time blocking' method may be a more loosened up way to do this and it's cool but I just cannot stick to the schedules I plan for myself so that's no help for me.
2. Miniature deadlines are cool but don't work for me if there are no >4. consequences.
3. Set even bigger goals... but my brain knows that I just need to achieve the smaller goal, not sure how I can trick it into believing we are doing the big goal but actually just do the small one? Maybe I misunderstood the point here.
4. Consequences helped me with habit building in the past, however it's not very practical to set a punishment for every tiny task on hand. Also it's kind of hard to find the sweet spot of a punishment that hurts you but isn't too hard because either I would sacrifice essential stuff (eg sleep, working out, university course) or once failed I would delete that consequence because I suffered too much.
5. Being watched works kind of works with people but I often catch myself looking productive but actually procrastinating quite a lot. Didn't work with RescueTime for me though. :(
You rock dude you have NO idea how you are helping me change my life and get it back on track. I was heading for the gutter literally.
"Whatever your goal in life, unless you develop a great urgency, what could be near will be far away." -Sadhguru
Sadhguru is a great man of Philosophy (I don't know about other things),Although I am an Atheist I still follow him for his thoughts.
You're 100% right. The times in my life I was most organized and got the most done was when I was a food truck worker, and when I was a Cub Scout Den Leader who had to teach all the time. There was no room for "oops I forgot or didn't finish". No "I'll do that after I finish reading this, and that." Now that I stay home all the time I get very little art finished. Thank you for this!!
A big problem is that we have a need of feeling safe and protected. The world around us has changed, but our bodies and our minds haven't for about 5,000 years. Back in the days being left alone meant certain death for us. A handicapped person would not survive on their own and a broken bone could get us killed. We *had* to relay on other humans in order to survive.
But as time passed and things got easier, we lost use of our instincts. At this modern area all our instics are tricking us into becoming depressive, useless and sad. We live in a fast world, where being different is managable and survivable, but boring and no use.
We are highly social animals with an incredbile mind. The worst thing about this all is that we begin to become numb and feel isolated. We start to feel like we live in a dream and it gets harder to remember things.
As humans we need to move and use our bodies. We were made to run in dirt and sweat. Todays food is just providing us with the basics, there are nearly no nutritions our body can use to supply us with the needed vitamins and fibers. We need to challange our mind, find new ways to start things and interact with other humans, instead of writting a short message on WhatsApp.
Times did not get easier, but different. Since social media everyone can have an opinion and share it with everybody else, we feel pressured into feeling guilty and sad because of all the problems the world sees. Things seem to become worse and worse.
Mediating and using your body (training) will get you back to awareness of your surroundings. One doesn't need to become a Stoic or some kind of believer, but rather accept things and move on. Overthinking doesn't help, we need to start at some point.
Read some books, use your imagination. For what time do we have left and if we don't watch out, it's already over.
Stop copying and pasting, dumb.
I always love it when you say you did something for "years and years and years of your life". What are you, like, 20? LOL!
I am always floored by how beyond your years you seem to be. Keep it up.
Repeated failures due to procrastinating will teach/motivate a person to front-load tasks/projects/assignments. A burnt hand won’t touch a stove too many times.
1:24 is the moment Andrew became a year 7 science teacher
This gentleman is speaking gold
I can definitely relate to his advice 👍🏻👍🏻
I think definitely that people can beat themselves up for not being productive every minute of the day.
Productivity acts as a bursting mechanism. Sometimes you do a lot, sometimes you do very little.
10:06 Funny enough I got the same to do list as that guy there.
You always bring extremely valuable content to the CZcams table brother! Much respect for that.
On that note because of you I try to watch less of it now however I don't feel guilty when I do
because since I am also a content creator so I consider it studying my craft.
Mediation is best way to control mind
I think there’s a better way.
@@oneverse111
Then you didn't meditade for a while already
@@aquario3563 Maybe, but that's also like me saying... then you didn't try another way. It's all about discipline. There are many ways you can acquire discipline. Meditating is just another way of teaching you to be disciplined.
You look like a young version of Thomas Shelby, honestly. Thank you very much for your content - shape your environment to overcome bad habits - I think it's the greatest advice out there.
Please allow us to enjoy your smile more frequently during your talk...
It helps you to stay relaxed....
Appreciating your elegance as well as eloquence.....
watching this kind of videos Is part of my procastination process
you seem like a great science teacher
Watch later list
2,500+ ...and counting. 🤪
One more tip from personal experience.
If I'm not deliberate with my breaks then I get overwhelmed and end up procrastinating. What I mean is that because I don't set time to do meaningful rests and I'm just trying to push work, my brain obviously get's tired, I lose focus and end up scrolling something I don't even care about, because I am out of steam to keep going. Also, because I knew that if I start working I basically wouldn't allow myself to leave it until 10PM, I procrastinated on the start in the mornings.
TAKE BREAKS! Allow yourself to genuinely relax! Seriously, after a week of pushing my schoolwork way into the nights, I ended up taking a day off and just enjoying some videogames (the weather was too shitty to go outside). Now I feel much better, less cranky, and more able to progress with quality output. I just need to keep this in mind and take some time off every now and then (it's not easy to find the balance).
Good video . but background music is really annoying .
I doesn't fit the subject at all
True
Binaural beats in the background would be awesome - a bit like on Alex Becker's channel.
yeah song not stoic at all, unsubscribed
@@thunderdrake13 come back
Just set short deadlines for my tasks tomorrow! Thanks for this video, Andrew!
I actually slept in and was looking for something productive to lock in on to help get up, and this video fulfilled that role even before hammering home the essence of creating urgency. So a double whammy thank you to our stoic, (hopefully gentler) Thomas Shelby.
Great
Content
Thank
You
Andrew
Add urg, increase press add more stuff, set short deadlines, bigger goals, conseq, reward, external accounta,
Clarity, preplan more stuff, write down, pain plea
*if you will not control Your mind, then someone else will*
I just wrote that on my dry erase board that I keep on the fridge
“Everything popular is wrong.”
"Meaning to Life is to better yourself and the universe"
*j,^o,^y),o,f)S),a),t),a),n) o)r)g*
This totally explains why when I have to do less, I get far less done overall.
I find that daily breathing meditation and cold showers are very helpful as well
Thank you Andrew. I really appreciate your work. Greetings from Italy
that laugh at 1:51 😂
You're my idol. I want to make videos like this (more business related), but I've put it off, which is easy with my growing online business. I need to sit down and DO SOMETHING. Thanks for the time you put into this video! All your content is just great. 🙏⭐🌞
Commenting purely for the CZcams algorithm
My "2-minute manager " is enough... real breakthrough in my life
I just found out I owe the government £700 and they're starting to take payments. Believe me, I've never had procrastination all afternoon
this was really helpful bro. Thank you so much.
Awesome. Excellent video. Thanks.
Awesome. Excellent video. Thanks.
I'm going to stop putting this nap off for later right now.
More, deadlines, bigger task, consequences, accountability
One Question:
I have downloaded 20 videos on how to stop procrastination, does that mean I am procrastinating?
Andrew what do you do in your spare time, what do you do for fun and relaxation?
Great advice Andrew!...as usual. Do you have your notes/outline/bullet-points typed up? That would be great to have in the description. Keep it up!
oh, you won't recognize me the day before exams. I'm fxking god, i tell ya anything is possible. I'm amazed how well my mind sorts out what i needed to do at that moment. It's simplification at its finest.
I think one has to realize that adding urgency to your life makes you possibly more productive but not necessarily more happy. Furthermore, even if you specify a task to do in great detail this does not make you do it. Procrastination tells you something about what is wrong in your life, there is usually a pretty good reason for it, and no artificial trick will help you to cope with it in the long run, but only figuring out this reason does. Maybe the reason is just something like "my job sucks". It is wrong to try to improve your working habits under this condition. Change your job instead.
love these videos
Andrew just summed up "the perfect day formula" by Craig ballantyne. He also mentioned "the power of habit" by duhigg....I read both, as encouraged by Ed Mylett, who I'm sure Andrew follows as well.
How do I know what's good?
Great video! thank you very much!!
Me procrastinating by watching this video:
That's a tangerine, not an orange
(Sorry hahah thanks for the helpful and great video)
saved to watch later 😕
Great video...
Really great formulas
Andrew "Vessel" Kirby
Who else is procrastinating watching this? 😫
Nope I'm doin better cuz of him just take action and try again bro you can do this
No one
Not me
Why are you wasting your time commenting something like this when you literally have your own self help channel?
Oh, I've got like 10 more CZcams tabs open... heck yeah
Now I will be honest, why is the video not having 7 billion likes?
Glad I've already been doing some of these :)
Watching this to procrastinate
*Adds to Watch Later Playlist*
Very accurate analogy
what did you Mayor at college Andrew?
I am going to change my lifestyle and be more productive. Give us more motivation and your experiences
i am in !
I like these Kind of videos
I have given myself my lifetime to establish and achieve my objectives. 🤔
Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow.
Saved this video to Watch Later
Andrew this video i quite helpful, but if i could ask, I have an issue which i believe you could make a video about. I'm 17 years old and doing extremely well in school and in my health, exercising regularly and sleeping well thanks to your videos and other channels. Although this is overshadowed by a deep problem with choosing effective actions to achieve my goals. I seem to be following a standard route and doing well in school but I have always wanted to start a business and would love to dedicate my time towards a venture to help push the envelope of technology but I always find myself starting pointless projects which consume time without really thinking about a long term vision for my future. If possible, i would greatly appreciate your input on choosing effective actions and knowing where to even start with such an abstract goal and how you came to choose youtube instead of another path.
Look for start-up events, they have coaches, and you may find a team or a goal to participate. Besides technological development you will get exposure to work in team and accept constructive criticism. Sometimes this events are sponsored by companies with real life problems, and good for networking. This events might last from a weekend to a few weeks or months...
What's the reason behind wanting to push the envelope of technology? Is it to help others, is it too make a name for yourself, make money etc. Think about your reasons and the ultimate outcome you want, and then it'll be easier to identify the real goal (and a project which ticks all the boxes) and then to break it down into effective/manageable pieces. Then schedule those smaller chunks into your calendar.
I needed this
I'm in love
Andrew, in one of your videos you stated that you read a manifesto every morning, would you mind sharing it with us ? As I would find it to be a big help
10:38 Me : going to see comments*
Andrew : "no don't there stay focused on this video !!"
Anyone else procrastinating the sleep they need? 1am gang lol... maybe I should write it down
Great so how do i find my passion?
Need to turn procrastination into my super power and learn to put-off putting-off things!
I think your metaphore is a bit messy
You could have avoided talking about the solid and liquid
It would have been enough to talk about the gas property : It will extend to the whole place it is given
And then saying that this is the same thing for our tasks
I don't know why I'm telling you that but, yay
Hope my english isn't too trash :)
Your English is fine. Just should have used it instead of he when referring to the gas. So far I have seen they use he only for human males and some animals.
@@User-jr7vf Oh yeah, that mistake is coming from my french haha. We use male and female denomination for objects, that is weird when we think about it but french is how it is haha
Thanks for the correction, i will fix that :)
So when someone is late for a meeting actually he is fighting with his procrastination setting less time for getting to a place than it takes:P
Andrew-I had Addictions...
Us:Ooooo
Andrew:Gaming Addictions
Us:oh
1:51 DEVIL'S Laugh
I would love to be named "Me high chick sent me high"
I can't ask a friend to rip apart a book for me..... i dont have any friend.
this channel is like church for me
Anyone else notice “The Intelligent Investor” by Benjamin Graham on his shelf
Im still in.
Why isn't he a millionaire or smth? He deserves more hypee
6:13 I disagree with this. Many olympians set out to get a gold medal. The majority don’t. Why is this? Because the winners have small habits carried out day by day to reach the goal, and they do it long term. The gold medalist has likely said, I want to train for 6 hours a day 6 days a week. Would they reach their goal of a gold medal by doing this? Yes it is very likely if they have a habit of training smart and hard. However many fail to focus on the small stuff. The small daily habits which compound over time. This is what causes them to not reach their big goal they initially set out to complete.
Anyone else have 10+ tabs open of other videos about procrastination?
So you are telling me to create anxiety?
Not sure if creating more urgency in one's life a good thing.
It depends upon context. If someone is just sitting on the couch wasting their life then they kinda need some urgency.
wow
I saved the video to watch it later 😂
commenting for the algorithm.
You think Elon musk ever watched these videos?
change background sounds please
3:40
Dose'nt pressure will end up messing up life.
Listened to this while playing Fortnite. Very nice, keep it up.
Dude, are you on speed or sg? Your pupils are huge
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