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This was a very good video. I will check out your notion tutorial. Thanks!

I don’t do anything on public transportation cause I get motion sickness if I use phone 😢

It's actually very easy to explain why we feel like we fail our after-work "free time". Worker unions fought for the 8 h work day in the last century on the assumption that a) every family unit can comfortably rely on a single salary breadwinner and b) every family unit has a stay-at-home person who will do all the housework. In this scenario, all employees will have 8h of work, 8h of pleasure time and 8h of sleep. This assumption was always wrong for the caregiving partner, but nowadays, it is extra wrong because one salary is not enough anymore, and a lot of people live in a single household. Thus, it is not us who needs to change, it is the system.

What about commuting in a sardine can? 😅 I can barely stand, let alone do anything productive 😂

Library would be a good idea except most (and all in my city) close at 5pm

SO GOOD! One question, you say that you have your gym bag and work things in the car and choose which to do after work - does this balance out well for you? How many days/week do you make it to the gym? Are you energized while doing your work at the library after a full day of work?

You gave me valuable insight thank you!

It was the first video i saw your channel, it literally made me meet your channel and you. If you don't mind, can you make a video on recommending books that actually guides one to manage time and some personal development books too? I'd love to watch those on your channel. Thanks!❤

There's a book called Hidden Time Wealth, and it talks about how using some secret techniques, you can overcome procrastination and accomplish anything in life. It's not just a bunch of empty promises; it's the real deal.

The concept of Hidden Time Wealth blew my mind. It’s like finding a cheat code for productivity and defeating procrastination.

Discovering Hidden Time Wealth has been one of the best things I've done for my productivity. It feels like I’ve finally cracked the code to overcoming procrastination.

I can't stop raving about Hidden Time Wealth. It's like a secret eBook for those who want to stop procrastinating and achieve their goals effortlessly.

Has anyone else experienced life changes thanks to an eBook called Hidden Time Wealth? It's such a refreshing perspective on overcoming procrastination.

Hidden Time Wealth blew my mind. I’ve shared it with friends, and they’re all amazed at how much more productive they've become.

I've been experimenting with Hidden Time Wealth, and wow, the results speak for themselves. It's a game changer for anyone struggling with procrastination.

I found your channel a couple of days ago and have been binge watching all of them.😁 Please don't stop making them! These are probably some of the most helpful videos on RUclips.

"Totally spot on! I’ve seen people regain control over their time with simple strategies. Over 80% struggle with time management due to overwhelm and unclear priorities. It often stems from underestimating how long tasks will take, leading to stress and burnout. This creates a cycle of procrastination and inaction. I went through the same, but after trying many approaches, a friend recommended Habit10x. Their program really helped me build better time management habits. Found them through Google!"

I love to read on public transportations as I find it hard to find this time during other situations during the day 😅🎉

Love your video! I will take a lot of your tips with me, but also need to incorporate it into my life with kids/family. That is always the tricky part. A lot more ‘maintenance’ when being a mom (which I love but there is just less freedom)

Boosting productivity has always been something I strive for, but no matter how many systems I tried, it never really stuck. Then I came across the idea that having an accountability partner could change the game, especially when I kept slipping on my own. Tried it with a family member, but it wasn’t quite as effective as I hoped. That’s when I decided to join Habit10x and pair up with someone more focused. So far, it feels like the extra push I’ve been needing. I’m excited to see where this leads.

I'll give this a test for a few weeks and see how it goes

Great video, I liked all of that and already use some: like cooking once a week combining with Netflix / podcasts / watching this channel on the background:)

Thank you for these Tayla! These were good tips, unfortunately, I don't think some tips are applicable in my country. Most of us spend 4-5 hours per day commuting to and from work/school. It's not just time consuming, but also physically straining. It's also difficult to love your job when you're underpaid. I believe that doing your job just to get by, instead of hating it, is better.

I love love the information but kept getting distracted with her talking like why does she moan at the end of every sentence😂🤣

I could always be better about my time. I should manage it better.

for screentime i recomment screen zen sm

The problem isn't time. It's energy levels.

Thank you Tayla for this video! ❤

Love this vid! Great tips, great explanations!

What is WeMoney used for?

Thank you, this was so helpful 😊

"creates a framework...." ... that is a great advice ... especially when you have kids and get into the hamsterwheel to have "enough time" for every part of your life you literally see where your time goes (and how much your familiy gets ot of that)

thnx for your well thougt input .... BUT as soon as you have kids, it goes all out the window and you have to reeeally adjust your tips to a whole new lifestyle :D

Thank you so much for these videos! You are a treasure ❤

not scrolling is so hard when you have ADHD cos my brain is just soo dopamine deprived, i get so anxious and my ocv is getting worse without some extra dopamine throughout the day

Quick question how the hell do you have so much energy? I can't stop sleeping. I'm so tired all the time

This video is exactly what I needed. I'm so glad I came across your channel!! You deserve way more than 15k subscribers.

Great content ! For the last phase I would recommend doing some coloring, you dont have to think too much to do it, it's easy and relaxing ☺️

Hey Tayla! Do you edit videos yourself, or have you hired someone? would love to discuss, if you’re interested.

Not an ad, but the Lock Me Out app is a godsend. You can make it lock you out of certain apps at certain times of days and at certain locations, and it can do usage-based lockouts, tracks your screen time, you can have it lock you out of your whole phone, only allow certain apps, only lock you out of certain apps, it's the #1 protecting me from my adhd

I am really grateful that I found your channel. All these tips help me clear my mind, organize my time well, and change the fact of being busy to being productive. Thank you !!

gonna have to disagree with "care about your work." i didn't start feeling better until i *stopped* caring. as in, i do what i need to do, i'm not going to cause problems for others at work by not getting mine done. but i'm just here for a paycheck. i don't care about it beyond that, which freed up a ton of energy for me to care about my personal work and other things that are more important.

My preferred ‘music’ is brown noise on RUclips. I normally duplicate the tabs of the video two or three times depending on the level of background noise I’m trying to drown. It works wonderfully for me. It keeps me from being distracted by chatter around me. I just wish no one speaks to me when I’m in the zone 😂

Hm... Late here, but this definitely has to go into my Journal. It is easier for me to think on paper, while at the same time the best way to learn something is to write it down. It is definitely a time for me to plan my next steps in life because the things are about to change very soon.

probably the best self-development guide so far! Also, for the Pomodoro technique, what are you supposed to do in the 5 min break?

I love all of these suggestions! So useful and practical, plus I appreciate your concrete examples of how to make them work. Thank you!

I enjoyed this video. Would like to add some tips: - outsource disliked maintenance tasks if you can afford it, - instead of mealprepping, buy easy to cook and combine foods once a week. For example, couscous, tofu, frozen pre-cut vegetables, eggs, etc - go to work by bike instead of taking the car, if possible. By that, you already got a workout without spending more time. - make sure to rest when needed. People who work a lot should focus on quality resting. - find something or people you can have a good laugh with.

@ 13:00 I just want to say as a medical student, our bodies view resting and digesting in a similar section, and they are paired together. Also known as "rest and digest", our parasympathetic nervous system is responsible for making sure our body is working towards lowering heart rate, BP, as well as digestion at this part. So, the reason you don't want to eat so close to sleep time is not because you don't want to digest at night. It is actually because eating close to night can cause problem related to poor digestion, causing things like acid reflux, indigestion, and poor sleep overall. So you eat early to make sure your digestive system is working well while you are sleeping.

Thank you for this video!