One Way to Effectively Manage Your Time
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I use batching for watching CZcams videos. Whenever I open CZcams and have the urge to watch a video, I add it to watch later. At the end of the day I see my list and only watch upto a set limit, often times I end up saving time throughout the day and removing few videos without even watching them as I just wanted a distraction at that time of the day.
Urvashi Bhushan Iâll take this thank you very much
Oooh niiiiiiiice i definitely have to try that
I wanna try this .... Thanks for idea...
Love this! Thank you for sharing âš
This sounds like something I should do since I already tend to add things to my watch later a lot, but I'm so addicted to watching videos in my spare timeđ it might also be a good idea to batch videos with similar topics too (eg. Art, productivity, psychology).
I tried batching my showers at the end of each month. Not sure why the missus is threatening to leave me if I don't start showering immediately...was just following your advice Matt.
Lol man
đđ this is gold
Here before it gets many likes
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It's ok, she'll catch on to your philosophy... And batch the sex for the end of the year.
In planning, "batching" is called "blocking" where you block certain times of the day off for certain types of tasks so you don't get caught up in planning down to the minute and second of every day. Your life becomes so much more relaxed so I definitely think this will help people manage their time
Oh! maybe this is what I called it. I have done this my whole life!!
Thanks for posting this! I used to schedule my tasks for the day down to the exact nitty gritty minute and that made me feel disappointed that I didnât meet my goals. So yes, I think blocking off certain parts of the day is an awesome idea as it gives you room to breathe and be productive!
As a nurse, I'm loving this. This is actually a technique called "Cluster Care". Do everything you need to do with the patient all at once so you can bother them the least. Wonderful to apply the concept in all aspects.
I find myself in the irony of spending too much time watching content about how to avoid wasting time watching videos. That being said, I really enjoy your videos.
I procrastinate studying by watching how to study effectively/how to stop procrastinating videos
Truth
couldnât have said it better lmao
@@dopeydiablo And at the end of the day you don't apply to your life most of what you've learned anyway.
@@danyDesigns considering I'm studying veterinary I most likely will do more so than others..
Dark side of batching: if thereâs too much laundry for example (or any tasks) it can get daunting and ending up not doing it. Because it can be overwhelming.
ryan webb thatâs why he says we know ourselves better! If you already know this is hard for you, you can find something that works for you đ
@@mitziarciga3094 I know what you mean and I agree with you. Most of us are still figuring ourselves and don't know what works better. Self-improvement is a continuous process. I just wanted to share that batching related tasks is good but not too much! I say find the right balance and if a task takes less than five minutes to complete like cleaning the dishes after eating then do it now and don't wait for it to pile up. Checking off to-do lists produces feel-good chemicals in the brain batching takes longer to check that to-do list off. Thanks for the reply and TGIF 13th haha!
Set a timer - 50 min Pomodoro flow time
That's procrastination not batching. Difference is setting a limit and a particular time slot for tasks that are similar and bunching them together at regular and feasible intervals.
My wife tends to first get it all done once, then throughout the week she will wash one small load a day and puts it away immediately after it's all dry, that way it's not this monster at the end of the week. Just one hour or less task each day. Something like that ;)
I first found out about "batching" through procrastinating my weekly assignments for my highschool law class. It took so long for me to do just one per week so I stopped doing them until the last week before they were all due.
But I noticed after the 3rd paper I was flying through the others and I was done before I knew it and I got a really great mark in the end.
This method can be a bit risky if assignments turn out to be longer than expected
@@Kzzhzzk oh I definitely dont recommend it. It just turned out to be the right move lol
Dopamine makes you work more diligently in a short time and stick with the task better... if u are the kind who works like that.... i agree.
@Julia Mimi I get your point. Though, it usually seems like of school really is just a game of knocking out assignments, to be able to use your certification/degree to then *actually* learn on the job :(
Same
corona virus is freaking everywhere and here we have matt on his grind trying to make us more productive and efficient people still. thanks matt
He doesn't have to worry about it; his biceps are created to destroy viruses in sight
Why worry about the virus? You either get it or you donât, worrying does nothing
@@andrewjackson125 yeah but media are fucking everywhere so my anxiety hit so hard.
@@LucyMusic1999 well not everywhere. TV can be turned off. Social media avoided. On CZcams you can say that you are not interested in Corona.
And it's also cool since we've had school canceled I just need some time management skills for these days
I used to have such a cluttered schedule every week. I would try to squeeze my writing, studying, working, reading etc. etc. all into one evening, every evening. Then one day I was writing and I was so into it that I didn't move onto the next task like my schedule was supposed to. Ended up being one of the best chunks of writing I'd done.
After that I instead decided to have one main priority each week. I didn't realise this had the name "Batching"
I've felt that. I'm always trying to do everything in a day. Batching or whatever, it's not only about productivity. I love staying in the Zone and I just feel happy doing it. Time kinda stops for a few hours. Switching between tasks gets you also super tired at the end of each day and you kinda feel like you've accomplished nothing.
Watching this while traveling and washing every single shirt right after wearing it
0:08 Batching
1:40 Batching in creativity
3:30 Flow
4:19 Batching in communication
6:20 Batching in email management
mum: whats with all the mugs in your room??
me: Im bAtCh1Ng mUM!
Dude! I so appreciate the subtitles :)
This is so not common and really helps me with my hearing impairment. Thanks!!
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Matt needs to see this right now
@@snomflakes yeah, so he can delete it
Did anyone notice "the rock" photo đ€Ł
SOMEone's new here....
New to the channel? Matt is a hardcore fan of the rockđȘ
You new?
I was searching this comment
First time?
Anyone wondering about flow triggers, here's a recap:
Novelty, complexity, pattern recognition, risk and unpredictability.
Urvashi Bhushan I canât understand how the triggers can be novelty but also pattern recognition - like theyâre opposites. Someone help lol
It's alright that they are opposites, we're complex. A routine is helpful but if it's not doing the trick try working in a different space.
I guess that the two things can coesist. For example in music you can have a pattern applied to a musical phrase that can be repeated and applied to different type of scales and sound and put in different context. Therefore you can recognize that same pattern in diffent/new songs and in that way you can trigger the flow state by novelty and pattern recognition at the same time. I think that this can work with other things too
Matt, nice wrist watch!
Thanks, i needed this !
For example - you could stop reading CZcams comments
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No
But reading while watching is batching
@@bingesquad1 Well you could do something else or not watch YT in general (p.s make sure to use the add to watchlist)
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Me: watching time management videos on CZcams
One hour later: I am still on CZcams watching air horn prank videos
Actually me
Amen
Thanks. I'm an Italian student, all schools have been closed for a month here due to coronavirus, nobody can leave home. This video is gonna help me manage my time, trying to study on my own, and not getting crazy in general ^^
Sad to hear that you'll have to re-schedule your wedding
sorry for your troubles
hey man, same here in china. We have been stuck for the last month and half. But it's getting much better over here, hope you guys in europe are ok.
Lawn Mower And I always thought toilet paper had a negative aura.
@@emiliaoim1353 Hi, please don't be dumb and misinformed. Pretty much every country in the world will be affected by Covid-19. Less developed countries in Africa will move slowly to respond. The governments are corrupt and incompetent. And they dont have the information or stockpiles to cope with an epidemic.
Is that a picture of the Rock on the shelf in the background?!
Edit: nope, not new to the channel, been watching every video since day one - just wanted to point it out since I think it's cool that he keeps a pic of the Rock on the shelf
Yes. Yes it is đ
One of his goals is to interview him one day.
Noticed that too. Can you smell what the Rock is cooking.
#gettherockonmattspodcast
You must be new here
Batching reminds me of cooks prepping their line for service or "mise en place" meaning everything in it's place. You wouldn't chop a tomato before it has to be cooked b/c that would put you behind and then it's a constant game of "ketchup." đ But really, batching makes sense in the kitchen and outside of it, I just never thought to do it with my work. Great video.
Coworker: "Did you get my email?"
Me: "Hold on, let me cheeeeeeeeeeck." 7:08
Coworker: "O... Okay?"
That is also me lol
lolllll
Me: "nah it isn't time yet"
perfect time stamp
I've been batching for over a month now thanks to Tim Ferriss' book The 4 Hour Work Week. I highly recommend this book, some strong and helpful insights on living by design, not by default.
thanks!
Something like that was written in the Tim Ferris' book '4-hour workweek' - choose a day, when you check your inbox and let others know about that day through autoresponse or just responding them only in that day every week
Matt, I just wanna give you a little personal feedback: I would rather point the camera so that your hands are visible in the "sitting and talking" scenes. I feel like its a close up of an original video where we can see you from top of your head to your hands. When you are filming while sitting at your desk its not an issue since you usually have your hands on your desk. (But if it was intentional to point out your biceps I get it :P)
Anyways thanks for your videos, you are a huge mentor for me! :)
Those biceps are weapons lol
Those biceps are batch processed 5 days a week!
Now that you said it... Can't un see it... Lol
I saw a video that recommended that you consider doing the dishes as part of eating the meal. Since I saw that I haven't had any dirty dishes lying around in my sink for any period of time! :)
As a student, my take from this is completing similar assignments in one sitting. This was a much needed video and, in this fast-paced world, time management is almost everyone's weakness. This was definitely a perspective I never had, so thank you for introducing me to a new point of view!
I didnât know I was doing this but I do get into the flow when Iâm painting. I start with one painting and found that if I need to let things dry or get an idea I start another painting. And then that begets another painting. I am getting in the flow more. And I donât know if anyone has mentioned this but after Iâm done painting I find that Iâm so much more relaxed and many times stress is gone. And that can also be connected to creating art. Itâs my meditation. Thanks Matt.
When the video showed about the inbox and emails. I suddenly remember that I need to send a file to the school office. Geez. Almost forgot that. Thank you, Matt! You've been a great help â€ïž
honestly besides every great tip, on a personal notes;
'you have beautiful flashing blue eyes'
I'm so happy you've made a video about it!
I've started doing this thing naturally at about 11 when I was writing three or more pages of the same sentence as a punishment.
(I was just writing the same word on a new line for three pages, then the second and the third and the next one after that, after measuring, how many lines the sentence is going to take first).
Because of the punishment I've realized, that I can do this technique with everything else. Like, coming up with the illustration ideas as a batch, drawing them all as a batch, etc. I have separate folders for articles to read later and every CZcams video I want to watch, like someone else have already said in their comment, I add to "watch later", and then do it as a batch.
The flow thing. I'm so pleasantly surprised that you're interested in this.
I'm so happy I've found your channel. I love to see people, whose views on human growth are similar to mine)
I find myself turning on your videos to clean and take care of things around the house. Very soothing voice with a message and no unnecessary jarring music or sound affects.
*Write down your daily routine. Create checklists and avoid distraction. Focus leads to a life of success.*
Who else should be revising?
Me
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It's been 2 years I have been watching your Videos and you have been my inspiration for many aspects of my life from productivity, clutter free living to money management. I wholeheartedly Thank you. Love ya man!
Matt actually makes me get up from my ass and makes me do work, this guy is the real motivation for me to get shit done. Love ya matt
This makes me want to eat a clock, but it'd be too time consuming
Ughhhh?! You again?!
Nice to know that we are of the same mind.
I see you everywhere brođ€Ł
i do this as a tattoo artist, i let all the emails, messages and client's designs batch into one day a week where i can warm up, focus all day and have the next 5 to 6 days to prepare for it all over again... it's a lot less pressure and I can free up time in other areas of my life
I've been so tired of having so much to do between my clients and projects. Good thing I stumbled upon this video. Thank you for the good content Matt !
I love these kinds of videos. You have helped me incorporate ideas and habits in my lifestyle that really have made it better. Batching is something I have heard of and I have done some of it when it comes to chores, meal prep, and also creative work. You have given me some things to think about to build on what I already know / do. Keep up the great work!
the amount of slider shots have grown tremendously in this video
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Matt is the one person who inspires me every time I see his videos or see it in my recommendations.
Keep up the good work and i will as well
Totally agree. The video production process is so time intensive that it can be draining and daunting. Using one setup or a few similar setups, shooting multiple videos, and editing them later is such a more efficient way to create. Awesome stuff!
This is such a good topic to bring to light!! I do the same thing with my job. I work several days in a row, long days at events where I have to be talking to people and working in sales. Then I have a batch of days to make youtube videos and work on my creativity. It works really well. I have to get better about checking my inbox. Start treating emails and texts like laundry. Make sure you just wait until a specific time to do all of the replies all together! So useful!
Whoâs also effectively wasting time by watching this?
If you find the advice in this video useful, it's not necessarily a waste of time!
Kjellvatten dude it was a joke, fucking relax
doubt x
Abdullah Naeem ur the one whose screamin đ€Šđœââïž
Abraham Rapuri boi shut the fuck up, it was a joke insecure fuck
Need someone like You, to adapt those ideas for standards of a medical student so much. I don't really need to do much of a creative work, but it'd be nice if You could give a piece of advice how to plan and progress with work more efficiently.
@@fgsz291 Exactly what I was going to say, (med school insiders is okay too if you're looking for more)
I've heard of batching plenty of times, but I like your take on it and reasoning behind getting your mind in the right space for the creative work. I realized I've been doing this with creating videos as well now. Writing a down bunch of topics, then writing all the scripts at the same time, and fishing with filming then editing. Thanks for your insight!
Not only is your content so useful but also the things you're sponsored!!! Man every minute of your videos are worth watching!!!
Omg anyone else notice how he water the leaf painting on his wall at 0:57 after saying "focus on the things that really needs to get done". I see what you did there. đ
Iâm procrastinating right now
Amen
Make sure you do it in batches :D
"nobody asked you but okay "
Of the 4 or so videos Iâve seen in this channel , this was probably the most helpful one for me . Thanks .
This is SUCH A GREAT video! I can relate to what you said so much and found this so valuable!
Thank you.
I always felt bad for batching speaking with my friends but you've made me feel alright about it. I can fully immerse myself with the conversation and their lives, rather than thinking about work or something else.
Fab video as always! đđŒ
Curiously, I`ve started to batch with food, having only one meal per day (yeah , I am an IFer!). This saved me a lot of time on the preparations os the meal and doing the dishes afterwards. And my body got used to it, and even started to function better in time.
To help prevent myself from looking at social media as soon as I wake up, I charge my phone in the kitchen at night and use an old-fashion analog alarm clock to wake myself up. Y'all should try it.
I just use a block app. My old clock isn't trusted.
@@carochan86 lol IKR especially on DST hahaha
In my role I have multiple tasks that repeat on a daily basis ie. Purchase Orders, sending reminders and so on. I assign those repetitive tasks a day and I only work on them on those days. It helps me to focus on what I am doing at the time. ... only real problem with that is training people to understand that I only do certain things on certain days, but they do come around in the end. Don't understand how there aren't more people that work that way. Thank you for the video as I didn't now my method actually had a name.
Yep, batching tasks has really helped me! Good stuff as always man.
Iâm so glad I discovered your channel, Iâve learned so much and have become significantly more productive due to your superb videos and advice/tips.
How did you approach integrating these tips into your everyday life? I feel overwhelmed with the amount of "advice"
Dopey Diablo
Slowly and one at a time. Like you, I was overwhelmed by all the tips and logical things he does to simply and organize his life.
One example is actually One mentioned here; scheduling when to check your emails. I used to check my Mail app every 10 minutes, surprising considering I donât run a business nor receive that many emails to warrant such an obsessive behavior.
@@IJTFILMSI thank you! Is that the one you started with? What one would you recommend other than the email example?
Dopey Diablo
Youâre welcome!
I canât really recommend where to start out because it really depends on your personal living habits. Only you know what areas of your life need improvement or refinement.
My physical life for example is preeeety much organized; I have a specific order to things and I plan things out on my planner and calendar. Itâs my digital life coexisting with the real world that Iâve always had trouble not only organizing, but balancing. Ironic considering my love for technology and how easy I get used to new equipment.
His advice is awesome. Totally agree.
Mind: It's 12'o clock (in my place), you are already wasting your time browsing. Atleast, go and sleep now.
Matt: New video notification on "How to effectively manage your time" đ
Same here dude... R u from india ?
Here too.... And i still have an exam tomorrow .
@@deepakp693 haha all the best...đ
@@tbpathan yes I am
đđ€Łđ all the best
Now that my job and schooling is all online this it is extremely important for me to be able to manage my time and be self motivating. Thanks Matt!
I started setting up my days in a similar fashion a few years ago, and it totally changed my productivity and output. Your videos are great, Matt.
Nobody's brain:
Matt's brain: Ohh, that's what we're doing today we're talking to people.
I criedđ
Haha I'm like this too I guess sooooo.... He's not alone at least
Using âbatchingâ for reading is nearly impossible for me. My biggest productivity weakness is reading fatigue and itâs a task I have to sprinkle throughout my day if I want to make any substantial headway on a text without falling asleep. Does anybody else experience that?
Imani hi! Reading is my life, I could read every waking moment, but, Matt says and he is so right, we are all different. For me, cooking is terrible, but I definitely prefer batching it rather than cooking God knows how many times a day. So I would say, do what works for you c: itâs not bad to have certain tasks you canât do for too long.
Yes! But over time I've just discovered I'm an auditory learner. So I try to consume everything possible in audio instead of text. And if it's not an option I also break it into digestible pieces. Otherwise it's too difficult for me to process so much visual information at once. I end up remembering nothing, so it's a waste of time.
Mattâs videos are a perfect balance of interesting, informative, amusing, interactive, motivational and inspirational. Solid guy
Already did batching, I just didnât know it had a name, makes decluttering and cleaning so much easier!
âItâs not the coffee, itâs just that I am an idiotâ I have never related to something so much.
I have a coffee every morning, but it could be any drink. Iâm fumbling around with my brain for the first 30 minutes regardless of the coffee or not đ
It would be interesting to know Matts thoughts on "single piece workflow"?
From what I understand single piece workflow is supposed to be the gold standard of productivity for complex tasks.
Goddamn, I cannot get over how minimal and clean all of his videos look! Even his instagram pictures are edited in such a nice cool tone. Need to learn that level of editing!
Exactly when I was looking for time management tips, and the best one just got uploaded. Thank you so much !!
When you start to water the plant, Iâm like, âisnât that plant fake?â đ
that was the joke hehe
I like how he managed to keep his channel free from adds.
He turned them off
@@bluedanny even so he did that ,there are also the uncontrolled adds that you can't turned them off.
@@omedmiro9158 nah mate that would be illegal
Thanks for sharing. "Batching" makes a lot of sense and I can see how it helps with productivity and efficiency.
i've really been wanting a time management video from you for months!
You will never âfindâ time for anything. If you want time, you must make it - Charles Buxton
Yeah you right am working on a time factory selling minutes and hours for people who can not make it
Yeah just gotta buy some of those precious minutes from the Time Factory. The Big G is the greedy CEO there
@@pratikharani3102 Yeah yeah
Is nobody going to talk about the framed Dwayne Johnson picture on the shelf đ
LOL
First time?
Well doesnt everyone have a framed picture of Dwayne the Rock Johnson?
Looks like you're new here. Don't worry, we all learn about Matt's obsessions one video at a time. ;)
Hi newbie, yes, Matt talked about it in a past video hahahaha
Hi there just stumbled across this video and boy am I shocked at the label "Batching". I have been doing this only for the last 20 YEARS. I did not know that's what its called. Hey, I was classed as a selfish person cos I would do all my tasks ie, when I need to go shopping, I would go to the bank and the post office at the same time in one area. When working in the kitchen I would cook, clean, mop and other stuff all in one go. I find 'batching' tasks are the most productive as well as an effiecient way of getting tasks done. I am so used to it now that I do this without realising I am doing it. WOW. Thank you for this realisation. I really enjoy your videos so keep them coming.
I'm batching many of my tasks but I stopped it a few month ago for all the weekly household cleaning things. Now I do one little task every morning and have time on saturday mornings for things that need more time like gardening, cleaning windows, preparing saturday nicht cooking sessions. Whatever comes up that I need to do or want to do I always have that time slot. So far it works really really good. And it is clean troughout the whole week, another plus. Not only because I'm doing something on a daily basis but more because I'm not skipping some overwhelming day-long cleaning session. Wow lot of thoughts on cleaning.
*Difficult roads often lead to great destinations*
Matt, Have you seen heard of Day Wise app (android only) it uses batches to deliver notifications to you. Its basically traps all your notifications on your phone into one place to go look at either ad hoc or on schedule it will notify you "you have 14 new notifications". Those could range from Snap Chat to gmail messages. The best part is the VIP list. You can add specific contacts to ignore those rules and get those notifications immediately no matter the platform (Snap Chat, Gmail etc..) Not sure if there is an iPhone equivalent but if so I guarantee you would dig it. No I don't work for Day Wise and I almost didn't install it due to the fact its "backed" by Duke University.
That's actually something I need to try. I struggle to ignore any notification on my phone, even if I know it's nothing important. Thanks, Cody!
Just deactivate notifications and check the apps you need to at a set time. You can still allow them for some apps or people
@@insert_name1632 I don't want to disable notifications though. I like getting them. I just prefer to look at them whenever I choose to with zero distractions during some days. Some days I want them instantly. This app allows you to do that without re-configuring every single app. I agree that deactivating notifications is a possible solution, but for me I still need emails from certain people to be instant and some I don't care if they are instant. It is more efficient in my use case to open one app instead of 10 apps to comb through notifications.
This is soooo helpful! I was just asking myself if I could do this with phone notifications and here you are giving a solution! I will definitely try it, I hate those group chats sending memes at odd times, but then they send info I really need, so I had been thinking how could I check it a few times a day, without having the sound distract me every time I get a notification. Thanks a bunch!
Omg Iâm actually gonna try to apply this to my life. This would reduce stress so much. Also really appreciate what you said about not making an assembly line, but rather using the creative momentum of flow. Thank you for helping us become more adult adults lol
I've watched you for multiple years now and honestly Matt, you're probably the most inspiring person I follow on youtube.
I boil all the water for my pasta at the start of the weekđ
I do this with my homework, didn't even realize it had a name of its own. If my time management skills were better this would work perfectly, but still working on it. The concept is good tho
Batching is really helpful. Been doing this, Planning for my week's schedule, doing the most important things first down to the least important. This leads me to be very effective every week.
I had no idea that "batching" was even a thing, but it turns out I do this everyday to manage my workload - it's brilliant just to be able to focus on one set of tasks, instead of hopping from one to another. Thanks for creating such informative, entertaining videos!
âTreat email like laundryâ - Matt 2020
2:12 my boy, the rock, in the bottom right
Your videos are so therapeutic and life changing. Thank you so much for doing this.
Another pure gem of a video dude. Thank you for everything you do Matt :)
I âunbatchâ as part of a procrastination routine.
Yes.
Check!
More like *cheeeeeck*
I'm going to recommend this channel to my team of engineers at work. I really like the idea about scheduling email time. This will save me a ton of time.
im going to try this and your "how to stop procrastinating" video because recently my school has decided to go online due to the coronavirus, and with the amount of classes i was taking i had somewhat of a grasp with my current schedule. but now that everything will have to be online, i need to figure out how to give time to everything i need to get done all from my home. so thank you for this video i will definitely use it in place!
Hey Matt-Iâve worked from home for the last five years, and Iâm a freelance consultant. I end up doing of independent work and feel very lonely. What is a good way of staying connected with the outside world while focusing so deeply on work?
You may block your time on your calender for social activities. Like, say every Saturday or sunday you can have your plans to connect with the outside world; or as frequently as you want it to be. Hope it helps ..
Oh finally a real person on freelance. Hi nice to meet you :) do you have time for some questions I would like to ask you about freelance.com?
It would be really lovely to get a feedback.
Thank you.
Matt looks like he smells terrific
Newsletter, social content, podcast scripts, recording podcast, editing and the list goes on! A lot of people don't realize how much we do as creators. It's crazy! I started batch tasking not long a go. I'm not a master at it but it works pretty well for me when I'm in the flow of it! :) Thank you for this video, it's really helpful!
I began using batching for things about a month ago. It has made a difference in how I handle my schedule and my ability to get things done for my new business. I even use batching for catching up on CZcams videos I'm subscribed too. I can sit down and spend a little time watching new videos.
I see that Dwayne Johsnson framed pic
To do: marathon watch Matt's videos
"cheeeeeeeck"
For my AP European History class, we had a huge project that had about 35-40 terms that we needed to do things for like naming important people involved in what the term is and a summary of it and why it was important. I kinda procrastinated and waited til 2 days before it was due and at first it was frustrating and difficult because Iâm not very good at history but the following 5 then 10 then 20 terms became easier and easier to complete. I was able to finish the entire project in one sitting while others would spend a couple hours over multiple days. Me and these other people both got the same grade basically but I had finished mine at a much quicker pace.
I didn't know this was actually a thing but I've noticed that I am much more productive with my school work when I'm able to focus on a subject at a time/per day rather than jumping around. But my teachers keep giving us tons of deadlines amidst this whole quarantine thing that I don't know how to meet and I can't balance everything in the way that's most enjoyable and productive for me. help. Thank you so much for this video tho Matt! I will never stop loving your content