A Japanese Technique to Overcome Laziness

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  • @BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL
    @BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL  5 лет назад +528

    What is the laziest thing for you to do? 😉
    Btw, laziness can be a sign of depression ruclips.net/video/gJvehKYb8mA/видео.html

    • @akshaya5299
      @akshaya5299 5 лет назад +4

      Omg!!

    • @akshaya5299
      @akshaya5299 5 лет назад +29

      BRIGHT SIDE I often feel lazy but I am not 😔 depressed ... But when I am depressed I feel lazy...

    • @abdulfattah9072
      @abdulfattah9072 5 лет назад +9

      Can i cover your video in my language?

    • @KidCity1985
      @KidCity1985 5 лет назад +6

      Watch utube videos.

    • @Ronny77777-g
      @Ronny77777-g 5 лет назад +1

      Right I guess

  • @mughaliawomi1872
    @mughaliawomi1872 5 лет назад +6187

    u know only lazy people will be watching so u should have gone straight to the point🤔🤔

  • @procrastinatingnow9451
    @procrastinatingnow9451 6 лет назад +2271

    "A year from now you may have wished that you started today"
    ~ Karen Lamb

  • @titiswijayanti3568
    @titiswijayanti3568 6 лет назад +1697

    I did before, every single day, in the same time. And the results are amazing. The key is discipline.

    • @spencer8501
      @spencer8501 3 года назад +26

      Wow really I want to try it. Sometimes I set a plan or agenda then I can’t finish. Too many distractions

    • @spencer8501
      @spencer8501 3 года назад +21

      Maybe we should have a schedule from the moment we get up in the morning. Set an alarm for everything you have to do. I usually finish a task when I don’t look at the time. The clock is a big distraction,. It keeps you going when you don’t chk the time, just the alarm

    • @johntrojan9653
      @johntrojan9653 3 года назад +2

      Agenda. What's that ? ZZZZZZZ

    • @johntrojan9653
      @johntrojan9653 3 года назад +1

      😴

    • @mikeosborn3906
      @mikeosborn3906 3 года назад +5

      Thank you will try I'm terrible procrastinator lol

  • @MaiVu-kr8nm
    @MaiVu-kr8nm 4 года назад +892

    I am a 15-year-old Vietnamese student. I failed the high school entrance exam even though everyone had thought I d pass and study in a high-qualitied school. The reason for my failing were not because I was lazy or had bad ability, it was caused by my wrong study schedule. I made too high goal everyday which was over my possibility. I tried in vain but I was still patient and hoped that I d get luck. But no. I failed. Everyone all regrets for me now. I gonna study in a private school, practice english more and take the IELTS. I must change because I don't want it happens again!!!💪

    • @thrimoorthy1320
      @thrimoorthy1320 4 года назад +27

      Great decision bro

    • @stayschemin43
      @stayschemin43 4 года назад +29

      All the best...you can do it
      Failing once is not the end of the WORLD!!!

    • @shweetaa
      @shweetaa 4 года назад +12

      All The Best !!!

    • @iask4280
      @iask4280 3 года назад +21

      Me too,my parents didnt say they are dissapointed at me but i can see it in their eyes

    • @_laifishardisntit_1379
      @_laifishardisntit_1379 3 года назад +8

      Noice and I hope you can be happy for the positive change you did

  • @luisconde4072
    @luisconde4072 6 лет назад +3493

    #1. Stop Overthinking It
    #2. Stop Saying I’ll Do It Later
    #3. Believe That You Can And Never Give Up

    • @mikeexits
      @mikeexits 5 лет назад +140

      #4: Replace the thought prefix "I will try" with "I will do"
      #5: Remember why you want to do the thing in the first place, and if it is enjoyable to you, remember how good the flow state feels.

    • @twodogzdogue8710
      @twodogzdogue8710 4 года назад +13

      @@mikeexits I do recall that flow state. Iv been depressed so long I need to relearn new mind patterns. Il do it for a minute. ... at least.

    • @mikeexits
      @mikeexits 4 года назад +17

      @@twodogzdogue8710 Much love and best wishes to you. You really can do whatever you set your mind to.
      I used to be really depressed as well, and though it was hard and took a while I got through it and I've totally transformed since then. If I can do it so can you. I believe in you

    • @shinebright1151
      @shinebright1151 4 года назад +5

      U are right

    • @aayushxjadhav
      @aayushxjadhav 4 года назад +1

      @Pranjal Rathor 😂😂😂

  • @envyfilmz8376
    @envyfilmz8376 7 лет назад +4191

    the only way to stop procrastination is to procrastinate about procrastinating

    • @akuotoko
      @akuotoko 7 лет назад +343

      "I'll procrastinate later"

    • @therealkbrackson
      @therealkbrackson 7 лет назад +47

      the way you phrased that made me think for a minute of how that could be phrased better...the method works! i feel so zen

    • @thodempire5365
      @thodempire5365 7 лет назад +55

      can I procrastinate procrastinating procrastination?

    • @akuotoko
      @akuotoko 7 лет назад +42

      I'll answer that some other time

    • @harshpratap737
      @harshpratap737 7 лет назад +19

      and how's that done genius....??

  • @leona243
    @leona243 6 лет назад +4128

    I added this to my "Watch later" list... last year.. now I'm finally here after almost a year of procrastination and yet I'm still too lazy to actually watch it.

  • @LootsChristo
    @LootsChristo 5 лет назад +552

    After 6 years in a deep black hole, this is the one who freed me from depression, on 10 June 2019. Profoundly so. Thank you. Thank you.

    • @kn-tr2gt
      @kn-tr2gt 3 года назад +12

      Congrats!! How did you manage? What did you do to overcome it?

    • @chandramoulipakki9110
      @chandramoulipakki9110 3 года назад +10

      Whatever you want to do as part of your goal, do that 1 minute daily every day at the same time.

    • @jotrai
      @jotrai 3 года назад +6

      Proud of you!! So happy for you

    • @MongoGamer
      @MongoGamer 3 года назад +3

      Lame

    • @ishworshrestha3559
      @ishworshrestha3559 3 года назад +1

      Ok

  • @oliffd3675
    @oliffd3675 4 года назад +578

    Kaizen: One minutes technique
    Nas: That's one minute, see you tomorrow

  • @JackStrood
    @JackStrood 6 лет назад +1993

    Play at 1.5 speed, you save 1 minute 👌

  • @marine5546
    @marine5546 6 лет назад +834

    I've learned that the hardest part about doing anything is just getting started. If you can just get started, you will continue with what needs to be done. Instead of telling yourself you need to go on a run, just put on your running shoes and step outside. The rest will be much easier

    • @georgianajbanca4065
      @georgianajbanca4065 6 лет назад +13

      love your comment!

    • @positivesideofdark9090
      @positivesideofdark9090 6 лет назад

      Zach M a view for a view

    • @joannajamerson35
      @joannajamerson35 6 лет назад +7

      Zach M that's my problem is getting started

    • @shanequaforte2413
      @shanequaforte2413 6 лет назад

      Joanna deymonaz

    • @c_farther5208
      @c_farther5208 6 лет назад +8

      I agree 100%. That's where I wish I had a real friend who said, c'mon, it's no big deal, let's get it done. But there are no such friends on the planet.

  • @ffeffashgrove
    @ffeffashgrove 5 лет назад +419

    "Never put off till tomorrow what you can put off till the day after." -- Mark Twain.
    My spirit animal.

  • @1framistan
    @1framistan 7 лет назад +166

    Another Method I use is.... I take a project that MUST be done and divide it into 5 or 10 SMALL projects. One morning my car had a FLAT TIRE during a winter snow storm. I didn't want to fix it but the car was in front of my house close by. I felt lazy but I divided the BIG job into several tasks. 1 open trunk and get spare tire out... then take a break in house to get warmed up. 2... get the tools I need near the tire....take another break....3. get the jack from trunk and place it under car & another break in house....4. loosen bolts on wheel...another break...5 remove tire and place new tire onto car...take break....6 put everything away and leave for work FINISHED!!! I could not face the BIG job... but I could face 5 or 10 LITTLE jobs. (I am 62) . I always say "When you get old, you have to DO a little... then REST a little."

    • @dougear
      @dougear 7 лет назад +5

      Nice, thanks for sharing, and 62 these days is not old at all =P

    • @smyasir0
      @smyasir0 7 лет назад

      too many breaks

    • @baig1618
      @baig1618 7 лет назад +7

      Or you could break it into small jobs like this.
      1. Change tyre.
      2. Enjoy.

    • @vintimv001
      @vintimv001 7 лет назад +2

      sweet idea. Ill medicated during my break

    • @anhaaraahmed3597
      @anhaaraahmed3597 7 лет назад +1

      This reminds me of my grandpa, he used to do a lot if his tasks like this.

  • @kcanded
    @kcanded 7 лет назад +1321

    It's not failing to finish, it's failing to start.

    • @jasonlefler3456
      @jasonlefler3456 7 лет назад +34

      I Am Bejo It's like in physics,
      where an object at rest tends to stay at rest.

    • @mike4617
      @mike4617 7 лет назад +11

      overcoming your inertia is hardest part, but once i've started I feel like i'm a train with no brakes

    • @theberrby6836
      @theberrby6836 7 лет назад +16

      In some cases, it's failing to finish, too. But this doesn't have to do with "laziness", but doubt.

    • @panushalimbu
      @panushalimbu 7 лет назад +27

      The first step is always the hardest. ☺

    • @suzukigixxer1627
      @suzukigixxer1627 7 лет назад

      Sup,fellow Nepali?You're Nepalese right?lol.

  • @definitely_not_firefly
    @definitely_not_firefly 7 лет назад +2240

    This might work
    I'll do it later

    • @feelings-
      @feelings- 7 лет назад +21

      twee3 I did that a month ago and finally today was the day I actually watched it

    • @andrewduff4115
      @andrewduff4115 7 лет назад +2

      Natsu Dragneel I'm gonna do it...
      Once I've listened to some music.
      About procrastination.
      Triple Baka - VOCALOID

    • @mavisvermillion4145
      @mavisvermillion4145 7 лет назад +1

      Good luck,Natsu! \≥w≤\

    • @akrammarfani3529
      @akrammarfani3529 7 лет назад +5

      "later" ?????? do it now...

    • @lizatanzawa7910
      @lizatanzawa7910 7 лет назад

      Natsu Dragneel ahaha!

  • @yashbansal1414
    @yashbansal1414 6 лет назад +3250

    Who is student here

    • @小林れいか
      @小林れいか 5 лет назад +13

    • @Mr-WesleySnipzzz
      @Mr-WesleySnipzzz 5 лет назад +4

      だがくです

    • @AnnaRhecca
      @AnnaRhecca 5 лет назад +39

      So we should study for a minute only for a day???

    • @Mr-WesleySnipzzz
      @Mr-WesleySnipzzz 5 лет назад +13

      @@AnnaRhecca 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ rewatch the whole video again

    • @keerthij3927
      @keerthij3927 5 лет назад +19

      Ss I tried this strategy it's really working.... from India..

  • @compressme6836
    @compressme6836 7 лет назад +1180

    The video begins at 3:49.

  • @koyo6381
    @koyo6381 7 лет назад +887

    I'm a Japanese in Tokyo, not like the Chinese woman in the thumbnail :D 改善 KAIZEN is not a special word, we use it in our everyday conversation. "KAI" means "change", but "ZEN" means just "good" So, KAIZEN means simply "make it better" "change it better" and has nothing to do with the 1 minutes theory, basically... but we're told to keep trying everyday constantly to achieve goals. (Well, I'm such a lazy person tho! :D XD )

    • @d4nielle364
      @d4nielle364 7 лет назад +12

      :D Japan is sooo cool and i'm going to visit next year and i'm sooooooooo exited! :3

    • @rerelife766
      @rerelife766 7 лет назад +6

      O Yoko wow I really love japan I wish I could visit it sometime

    • @joyeetaroy4446
      @joyeetaroy4446 7 лет назад

      Hi, yoko ...i wanna know any special technique of meditation....of japan..do u know any of tht..then help me for the right information...

    • @suchitkumar4682
      @suchitkumar4682 7 лет назад +3

      O Yoko your logic of kaizen makes more sense to me.. thankyou for sharing.. love and respect from India

    • @rakib954
      @rakib954 7 лет назад

      O Yoko
      well said

  • @Ton369
    @Ton369 7 лет назад +642

    It's true. I've been lifting weights for 1 minute per day since 2003. I used to be able to bench-press 70 pounds. Now, I can bench-press 76 pounds!!!

    • @andrewizaguirre9349
      @andrewizaguirre9349 7 лет назад +40

      Ton Progress 💪

    • @Djsonic1031
      @Djsonic1031 7 лет назад +13

      cooking up something good jabroni one minute at a time

    • @PrincessSketch13
      @PrincessSketch13 7 лет назад +4

      Ton. YEAH! good job bro!! 💪😀

    • @timothyh7005
      @timothyh7005 7 лет назад +7

      LOL. Dude, 76 is not a weight you can press, they go in sets of 5 lbs. Plus, it takes longer than 1 minutes to set-up!

    • @Tadaslkz
      @Tadaslkz 7 лет назад +32

      Tim Higgins thanks captain obvious..

  • @sumguy2581
    @sumguy2581 5 лет назад +307

    Sloth is definately the deadly sin I'm guilty of the most.

  • @Racingirl911
    @Racingirl911 6 лет назад +652

    Yeah, I used this method a few years ago when I started walking (outside, not on some lame treadmill) one block a day. After that got too easy I added another block, etc., etc., etc., And, before I knew it I was walking two miles a day! Btw-I didn’t change my eating habits at all, but in about 3 months time I had lost 30 pounds! So...start small...baby steps...and go with what your body tells you!! If I did it, trust me-so can you!!!!

    • @HeidiHaaland
      @HeidiHaaland 6 лет назад +5

      Good for you!

    • @Racingirl911
      @Racingirl911 6 лет назад +4

      Heidi Haaland Thank you!😊

    • @zainabrashid2451
      @zainabrashid2451 6 лет назад +6

      RacinGIRL911 thanks for the tips.

    • @catz2317
      @catz2317 6 лет назад +7

      RacinGIRL911 Did similar thing, only with running. Do as you can, how long you can - just start and do it 🤗

    • @veritjipueja9276
      @veritjipueja9276 6 лет назад +2

      Great

  • @ReddoX30
    @ReddoX30 6 лет назад +200

    The logic behind this is:
    You need to start something in order to finish it.
    Instead of wasting hours stressing yourself out, you are better off doing just 1 minute of that given task.

    • @abhishekaneja2007
      @abhishekaneja2007 6 лет назад +1

      Agree

    • @jadenquest9544
      @jadenquest9544 6 лет назад

      Yes, you are surely wise, sensei. I agree fully!

    • @dionwoollaston5717
      @dionwoollaston5717 6 лет назад +1

      Kain Bastien it's sort of like repetition like how as children we learn how to use the toilet or ride a bike i learned to speak Spanish by repeating the words over and over in my head

  • @messed-upkid9877
    @messed-upkid9877 7 лет назад +359

    I'm not lazy, I'm uninspired!

    • @Emerald_Solace
      @Emerald_Solace 7 лет назад +6

      Messed-up Kid same thing kid

    • @MTwords
      @MTwords 7 лет назад +20

      Make the world a better place for others. Every day, take a minute to think up how to make the world a better place, and write it down. Simply thinking about ways to solve, eliminate, or cope with our human problems helps improve our individual values; this new awareness is connecting us more strongly to the collective conscience grid.
      Truthful education, open-mindedness, and decisive action based on long term goals along with a bounty of food and water are all the ingredients that a blissful global society would need. Once individualism is dethroned from the human perspective we can co-exist more peacefully within the confines of the planet. Realizing that our most important needs can be taken care of if we all work together towards common goals. Only then will we be able to progress to a higher level global civilization.
      Imagine an entire planet where all the human basic needs are being taken care of and the children grow up healthy and not psychologically damaged. Those children achieve great things in their lives and educate themselves and their children, humanity has so much potential if we can simply work together instead of against each other. Instead of having to come up with vaccines and cures for various symptoms, we could eliminate the the problem all-together and devote our attention to higher technology for space exploration. We cannot explore outer space until we explore our inner space.
      We are just vibrating sources of creativity, that is all we are. Humans that is. What we think about is what our frequency is and it is what we attract. Imagine being on the same frequency with the entire population on the planet. Right now we are noise, but together we can change the frequency and wavelength of our collective intent in this realm that we call reality. Understanding that the only limits as a species are the ones we impose on ourselves. What would happen if money was not the motivation we used to convince others to do work. What if the motivation came from within and money was no object. We can use technology to make our lives extremely easy, manual labor does not have to exist. We can computerize everything, program it all because we are that smart when we put our minds to it. Using renewable energy and non-renewable elements we can create a global infrastructure that does not interfere with the climate or weather. We populate the correct zones and terraform deserts into rain-forests. We control ourselves for sustainable population (it boggles me how we still have not figured that one out yet). We develop compassion for each other as individuals and grow the collective knowledge.
      Ok, that was a bit more than a minute but I like that thought.

    • @ruelytunes
      @ruelytunes 7 лет назад +2

      Very underrated comment. It even took less than a minute to read!

    • @IronButterfly1023
      @IronButterfly1023 7 лет назад +4

      But...Bruce Lee said, Knowing is not enough; we must apply. Willing is not enough; we must do...

    • @MTwords
      @MTwords 7 лет назад +1

      IronButterfly1023 I agree. Knowing is not enough. But without knowing we cannot successfully do. Without the will to do and the courage to act, all the knowledge is for naught.

  • @sanjaysanthosh48
    @sanjaysanthosh48 3 года назад +68

    RUclips took 3 years to recommend this video even a youtube is kinda procrastinator

  • @youngmystery8417
    @youngmystery8417 7 лет назад +159

    even the lazyess person can do a task for a minute
    challenge accepted
    ( 1 minute later)
    challenge fail

  • @rizz_razzle_boi369
    @rizz_razzle_boi369 7 лет назад +1699

    Great !! Now I can diet for 60 seconds

    • @latanyabeamon1521
      @latanyabeamon1521 6 лет назад +11

      lol

    • @whatsinaname7289
      @whatsinaname7289 6 лет назад +7

      😂😂😂

    • @DandMProduction
      @DandMProduction 6 лет назад +32

      You could probably think and analyze why you want/need to diet, for 60 sec every day, may be even write it down for a minute....it could produce some results..)) good luck!

    • @dorette270
      @dorette270 6 лет назад +6

      Ha ha my mom diet for breakfast snd thats all. Drive me nuts!!!!!

    • @014.mrudulabhujbal3
      @014.mrudulabhujbal3 6 лет назад +4

      lol

  • @vijaykokate9202
    @vijaykokate9202 7 лет назад +129

    Took me 4 days to complete this video. I think I'm ready now.

    • @MatildaCleland
      @MatildaCleland 6 лет назад +1

      vijay kokate 1 minute at a time, ure getting there 🤣🤣🤣

    • @RuthG1959
      @RuthG1959 6 лет назад

      vijay kokate lol!.

    • @remi_eko
      @remi_eko 6 лет назад

      omg

  • @abhiram7206
    @abhiram7206 4 года назад +40

    Tips to overcome procrastination
    1.Start Small.
    2.Divide the work into small parts.
    3.Have a fixed timetable.

  • @sasakiumiquema9608
    @sasakiumiquema9608 7 лет назад +398

    I put this in my 'watch later'

  • @AxiomEcho
    @AxiomEcho 6 лет назад +387

    This is exactly why I draw a small drawing everyday and took on the 365 day drawing challenge. A small sketch can take such little time. It's really helpful and I've been improving on my art ever since

    • @TheClassicWorld
      @TheClassicWorld 6 лет назад +8

      You heard about Richard Feynman? He drew with his artist friend every Sunday and after 7 years he became a good artist.

    • @FaceOfStone
      @FaceOfStone 6 лет назад +4

      Madelyn Janelle Art you are awesome

    • @AxiomEcho
      @AxiomEcho 6 лет назад +4

      Thank you!! That's kind of you to say!

    • @bepositive8586
      @bepositive8586 6 лет назад

      Madelyn Janelle Art That's Awesome! Your artwork is pretty Splendid! 😊

    • @Cakemagic1
      @Cakemagic1 6 лет назад +1

      Even a small drawing tend to draw me out pretty fast; well it depends on what kind of drawing. If it's something I can see and I copy it with pen and paper, I have no problem with that. Drawing something straight from my mind... That's a different beast.

  • @jackshoelscher
    @jackshoelscher 6 лет назад +4644

    6 million procrastinators watched this

    • @MsChashar
      @MsChashar 5 лет назад +8

      jetpackjack hahhhhaha

    • @prolikea6032
      @prolikea6032 5 лет назад +56

      6 millions out of six billions procrastinators, since all the rest just don’t bother

    • @lazymornings
      @lazymornings 5 лет назад +16

      Six million plus one... u forgot to add me

    • @amanamritesh4687
      @amanamritesh4687 5 лет назад +16

      So that mean we are not alone we are 6 million plus. Kudos to us😄

    • @jgprice9990
      @jgprice9990 5 лет назад +3

      7.5million now

  • @ericaisabel9493
    @ericaisabel9493 3 года назад +126

    This is so similar to what ive been doing to achieve my goals. I have always wanted to work out but everytime i attempt to i get discouraged after about a week or two. So i have started up again and have committed to doing only 30 squats a day. If i want to do more i can but i only commit to 30 squats. Suprising that it seems i always end up doing more but the thought of working out doesnt seem like a chore anymore. Trying to implement that thinking in other areas of my life.

    • @komalsaraf250
      @komalsaraf250 3 года назад +2

      Yes, we just need to start n keep small goals

  • @Elliebellebama
    @Elliebellebama 6 лет назад +444

    I'm procrastinating by watching videos about procrastinating

  • @pleadingblowfish957
    @pleadingblowfish957 7 лет назад +962

    ,,Spend 1 minute every single day" But my exam is tomorow ;-;

    • @छोटाबच्चा-ख1ड
      @छोटाबच्चा-ख1ड 6 лет назад +9

      😃

    • @이달의소녀이브
      @이달의소녀이브 6 лет назад +38

      Mine in two hours and I know nothing help

    • @iamcollinlam
      @iamcollinlam 6 лет назад +23

      Good luck.
      For the “next exam”, maybe 1 min review every day until the final exam may help, just a little bit though

    • @Manjulasweet
      @Manjulasweet 6 лет назад +1

      Add more one mins to your studies. Gosh y were u lazy?

    • @freizagen
      @freizagen 6 лет назад +9

      Dante: Today was very depressing day, for me, but your comment made me laugh. Thank You

  • @cyrinaefox6828
    @cyrinaefox6828 7 лет назад +226

    "Every day at the same time" is already a problem for people with irregular schedules.

    • @stiiffyrabbit
      @stiiffyrabbit 7 лет назад +13

      Piss off, negative Nellie!
      And remember to come back whining, at the same time, every day!

    • @CLaDeaux
      @CLaDeaux 7 лет назад +8

      I see that stiffyrabbit has chosen to troll for a minute each day. Well, done! :D

    • @lililay2450
      @lililay2450 7 лет назад +1

      'do anything for 1 minute' is already a problem to me
      cry me a river

    • @184rama
      @184rama 7 лет назад +1

      Josh Fox Oh please, one minute is legit nothing

    • @cyrinaefox6828
      @cyrinaefox6828 7 лет назад +4

      ND G sure, and if that's one minute after you wake up, or when you get home from work, that's doable, and could probably still form a habit. If it has to be at the same time every day, though, it might not be an option for people with, say, a rotating work schedule. If you work mornings, evenings, and nights, on different day's, a specific time isn't nessessarily realistic.

  • @GeeeDann
    @GeeeDann 4 года назад +75

    “Remember folks, efficiency is just clever laziness”
    -Echo

    • @PetiteLicorne
      @PetiteLicorne 3 года назад

      Don't tell that to me, that lazyness could be clever, 😂

  • @formulacam
    @formulacam 7 лет назад +182

    I was almost too lazy to watch the video

  • @FateLocker
    @FateLocker 7 лет назад +580

    here i am watching this video instead of studying for my Finals tomorrow.....

  • @commenter7893
    @commenter7893 7 лет назад +697

    i will do it in a minute.

  • @venomsymbol7623
    @venomsymbol7623 5 лет назад +37

    Japan has a relaxing technique, me: whoa! Japan is cool!
    Japan has a technique to overcome laziness, me: Japan is so advanced!

  • @archonjubael
    @archonjubael 7 лет назад +627

    I have a rule that says:
    "If it can be done in two minutes, do it right now."
    It's useful when I look at a sink full of dishes. I might rinse dishes for two minutes, and pile them up, with the intention of putting them in the dishwasher later. Sometimes I get distracted and work more, but as long as I did it for two minutes, I'm satisfied enough not to feel guilty walking away from the chore.
    Pile of clean clothes to fold/hang? Work on two minutes of individual items. Don't want to match socks all day? How about matching 3 pairs.
    Over time, it's true... you just get used to doing the activity, and the time flows away more readily.
    Another thing I do is to limit the things I enjoy. Mainly to keep me from spending too much time doing something I love to do. If I want to play a first person shooter, and I know I get wrapped up in the games, I'm not allowed to play more than the time allotted. Maybe I only have an hour, but if the alarm goes off, and I'm having a bad game, I walk away and accept that I lost that hour. Maybe I want to enjoy some youtube vids, but I only have 30 minutes, simply respect the timer. :-)
    Just another suggestion.

    • @maomekat7969
      @maomekat7969 7 лет назад +6

      Jeremy Johnson a working strategy but depressing and torturous instead of enjoyable

    • @firelight4544
      @firelight4544 6 лет назад +4

      Jeremy Johnson smart idea man .

    • @MrCmon113
      @MrCmon113 6 лет назад +1

      That leads to horrible livelocks though.
      You may get stuck doing small unimportant tasks and never get to important, large tasks.

    • @gem2148
      @gem2148 6 лет назад +6

      Jeremy Johnson I love that 2 minutes role.. I'll try it. Thank you so much

    • @sadiyazubair8505
      @sadiyazubair8505 6 лет назад +3

      I like ur rule,ill try to impliment in my life thank u😊

  • @mentallycrafted
    @mentallycrafted 6 лет назад +1190

    Procrastinators unite... tomorrow!

  • @lrose1310
    @lrose1310 7 лет назад +353

    "JAPANESE TECHNIQUES"
    *puts Chinese woman in thumbnail*
    Yup, seems legit.

    • @arai6147
      @arai6147 7 лет назад +5

      Lizzie B was thinking the same but wasnt sure about it

    • @andrewwoode
      @andrewwoode 7 лет назад +16

      ONARASHIN 1405 clothing style. The difference is discernable with knowledge of both or either one

    • @krumuvecis
      @krumuvecis 7 лет назад +1

      Aren't they the same?

    • @SolHeizer
      @SolHeizer 7 лет назад +7

      lrose - When they were taking the photo, the original Japanese model was doing her 60 second self-improvement....maybe looking for better modeling jobs...

    • @alfredoromans1543
      @alfredoromans1543 7 лет назад +1

      Yeah, thought about that too, which gave second thoughts on clicking the video. It's not too hard to look for a picture of a Japanese woman on the internet, right?

  • @indrajittripura4399
    @indrajittripura4399 4 года назад +15

    Even I m lazy to watch this video I just somehow managed to text comments

  • @namiu331
    @namiu331 7 лет назад +563

    "I want to draw picture a day!"
    *draws one line*
    "Oh no, time's up"

    • @LuisaH2022
      @LuisaH2022 7 лет назад +23

      according to this vid you set your goal to high (lol) :D

    • @Marcblur
      @Marcblur 7 лет назад +20

      Do it.
      In life drawing classes, you have 10, 20 & 30 second gesture drawings to help loosen you up and get your hand moving efficiently. You'd be surprised how much of a figure you can capture and record in one minute.
      So tomorrow, set up something easy and draw it for one minute a day for the next two weeks. Save the drawings and see how much you've improved at getting the picture down on paper quickly.

    • @Dk-vw2us
      @Dk-vw2us 7 лет назад +4

      Nami Kuroi
      well said😂😂😂😂

    • @antons.1610
      @antons.1610 7 лет назад +1

      think of it as a time trial

    • @moonbay2399
      @moonbay2399 7 лет назад

      me to

  • @IroquoisPliskin
    @IroquoisPliskin 7 лет назад +360

    what most people here aren't understanding, and that's surely because they didn't watch the whole video, is that this is not about doing the same thing every single day during 1 minute. It is like this: 1 minute today, 1 minute tomorrow, 1 minute the day after tomorrow, then in the next day 2 minutes, then other 2, then 5, then 15, then 30, then 60, then 120... This technique is pretty simple and I've been using it my whole life without knowing it. I started with my walking exercises, I used to walk some 10 minutes, then 15 minutes, then 30, then running... The main problem is that other people and the world around us are always rushing us to perform a lot of tasks and to perform them with high efficiency. So from time to time we have to stop and think about our lives meditating.

    • @AnadyiaHowell
      @AnadyiaHowell 6 лет назад

      Leon Parker the problem I saw was doing it at the same time or even same spot in your routine. Cause what ADHDer really has a self motivated routine? If they do have any routine it's because they are in the military or school or something similar.
      Even then 1 min can be an eternity, think cool down on a video game, or at the dentist.
      I posted earlier how certain chemicals in our brains are deficit in ADHDers brains. Specifically ones related time management and reward.

    • @jonathanhenry6534
      @jonathanhenry6534 6 лет назад +4

      Leon Parker it trains your sub conscious mind an develops a new habit

    • @MarkBH70
      @MarkBH70 6 лет назад +2

      Leon Parker I agree sir. I haven't always used this technique, but I heard about it elsewhere. Great technique. I think too, it's good to use it to declutter your schedule: Reduce the time, at least for me, reading news; reduce the time watching videos on RUclips; etc., therefore we can increase the time focusing on our goal. I will use this in learning a language. I am so assiduous in study, it can be too much, and I end up not happy.

    • @taycrossley8982
      @taycrossley8982 6 лет назад +1

      Leon Parker
      Thank You for explaining it better

    • @mentiquebakabila4254
      @mentiquebakabila4254 6 лет назад +2

      This won’t work, and yes I have tried it.
      I’ve been doing stretching exercise for about 2 months everyday for 10-15 minutes, and still it’s unbearable, it hasn’t became noticeably more bearable or more enjoyable than before starting it.
      Do I get joy from “improving” myself? Answer is: very very little, absolutely not worth fighting for it.
      This probably only can work for physical activity that increases heart beat rate,for example: simple running ,because your body get used to it, not your mind.
      So overall this is bulls*it, If you hate doing hate doing something, you will always do no matter how you do it, it won’t became enjoyable or noticeably more bearable, or it will take very long time at least a year.
      And now I would like to hear someone disagree with me, and have their story.

  • @TheDeathEater100
    @TheDeathEater100 7 лет назад +1771

    studied everyday for a minute. Failed.

  • @whatmjshared
    @whatmjshared 2 года назад +10

    I love how I practiced this today without even knowing this concept. I told myself I wanted to achieve jump roping for just 1 minute and felt amazing about it afterward 🙂

  • @tanishkupadhyay1984
    @tanishkupadhyay1984 7 лет назад +677

    thats why japnese are most hard working ....... love from india

    • @anokak565
      @anokak565 7 лет назад +4

      Tanishk Upadhyay ....yaa..thanq for the video..luv from india

    • @tanishkupadhyay1984
      @tanishkupadhyay1984 7 лет назад

      hennah sardar wakie ??? sorry ??

    • @harshaleechordiya
      @harshaleechordiya 7 лет назад +7

      Tanishk Upadhyay namaste from India to india

    • @pushparawat1863
      @pushparawat1863 7 лет назад +6

      Tanishk Upadhyay most lazy people of world us

    • @biggusdikkus6985
      @biggusdikkus6985 7 лет назад +9

      Tanishk Upadhyay Is "hard working" a good thing?. I know it's good for the company you work for, but for you?.

  • @SarcasticPJ161
    @SarcasticPJ161 7 лет назад +2372

    No surprise, this was in my recommendation,YT knew, i spend way more time on YT....

  • @scottsmith9192
    @scottsmith9192 6 лет назад +107

    I'm gonna mow my yard one minute a day until its done...I like this method. 💯

  • @Suneeta_Sikkim
    @Suneeta_Sikkim 5 лет назад +31

    The only thing that I am not lazy about is WATCHING RUclips

  • @Zarai_Numbers
    @Zarai_Numbers 7 лет назад +1638

    I was gonna give up watching this video 34 seconds​ in.

  • @Khazoumi
    @Khazoumi 7 лет назад +820

    i was too lazy for the unnecessary intro. just teach

    • @planetruths1373
      @planetruths1373 7 лет назад +50

      That's not laziness, that's your attention span.

    • @jeffbarrett3344
      @jeffbarrett3344 7 лет назад +1

      Umm generally unless it is a medical thing, a short attention span is a sign of laziness/giving-up easily.

    • @Khazoumi
      @Khazoumi 7 лет назад +1

      Jeff Barrett so my statement was acceptable right?

    • @dreamystar1117
      @dreamystar1117 7 лет назад

      fyi, it starts at 3.49

  • @Vmonster
    @Vmonster 7 лет назад +46

    That is not what Kaizen means...Kaizen means improvement. So whenever you do project, you reflect and think about what you can fix in order to make it even better

  • @joshithaadaikalaraj5138
    @joshithaadaikalaraj5138 3 года назад +41

    Any multi-talented people here.... watching the video and reading the comments in the same time ?🌸💫🎶

  • @loading2463
    @loading2463 7 лет назад +72

    *It works!!* 1 minute of me sitting in front of the computer, *NOW IT'S AN HABIT*

    • @taoist32
      @taoist32 7 лет назад +5

      Pay2Weed Same! Now it changed into hours of my day.

    • @Potatinized
      @Potatinized 7 лет назад +5

      I've taken my one minute to tell you that it should be 'a habit'.

    • @therealkbrackson
      @therealkbrackson 7 лет назад +2

      i'll take my one minute to tell you this, the potato:
      with habit yes but you can actually use "an" or "a"...in fact it can be used in front of many h words and often depends on tone, pronunciation, dialect. think "an hour" or "an historic event"...in US though, it's mostly used before an unpronounced "h" like "herb" but it's not a strict rule.

    • @Potatinized
      @Potatinized 7 лет назад

      I know as much as pronouncing something like university is "a university" because it should sound yuni-verse.. I never heard anyone says "an 'abit", or "an 'istoric event" but I'm absolutely sure agree with "an 'our". This is new to me. I'll have a read about this later.

  • @mayurvaish5380
    @mayurvaish5380 7 лет назад +28

    me,
    lets open youtube only for 1 minute
    AFTER AN HOUR
    this technique sure does works

  • @CoachLouise
    @CoachLouise 6 лет назад +436

    I have been doing this for a long time and never knew it was a thing! I just called it the better than nothing technique
    . Lol

    • @swanlace1962
      @swanlace1962 6 лет назад +20

      Louise - this reminds me of my husband, he say's "do something, even if it's
      wrong". Now, realize, he's not meaning do wrong things. I have trouble prioritiziing, and so I can't decide what to start with, eventually ending up doing nothing. So he say's, "do something even if it's wrong"...LOL
      He also uses your idea. When we want to do something together, he lets me know that it doesn't have to be some grand vacation, he say's "we should do something just a little bit above nothing"...
      Just wanted you to know, enjoyed your comment

    • @positivesideofdark9090
      @positivesideofdark9090 6 лет назад +2

      Louise Keith Abbott a view for a view

    • @shakuntaladevi40
      @shakuntaladevi40 6 лет назад +1

      How we can do kaizan

    • @c_farther5208
      @c_farther5208 6 лет назад +1

      Roaring. That was so funny and TRUE.

    • @paullee3476
      @paullee3476 5 лет назад +2

      Lol. That means you have the wisdom to think of something great :)

  • @ariniranggchowee465
    @ariniranggchowee465 5 лет назад +10

    Before I was so very lazy it comes to the point that I don't want to do anything, and then suddenly I realize that I haven't done anything I really like to do, so since I have experience that nonsense matter I try to make things step by step slowly so the result was I was doing little things for everyday and I achieve them by the time goes by...

  • @Grasinemo
    @Grasinemo 7 лет назад +1510

    japanese idea chinese thumbnail?

    • @aaminashahana5680
      @aaminashahana5680 7 лет назад +5

      That is to make thing compulsory to be done . That's really good to make a thing habitual.Thanks

    • @joyitadarling5815
      @joyitadarling5815 7 лет назад +43

      Aamina Shahana wait, what

    • @hussnainchaudry7145
      @hussnainchaudry7145 7 лет назад +1

      Aamina Shahana

    • @tact1calbanana388
      @tact1calbanana388 7 лет назад +3

      Grasinemo what's the difference?

    • @Grasinemo
      @Grasinemo 7 лет назад +80

      The Last Brando only 100% different culture, language, practises, geographical location and history? What if the video was about an victorian English method and the picture was of a traditionally dressed Mexican person?

  • @plum7t
    @plum7t 6 лет назад +2249

    I procrastinated watching this video..

    • @gaebi
      @gaebi 6 лет назад +12

      Been doing it for like a month. Just now finally watched it

    • @jamescarlos1639
      @jamescarlos1639 6 лет назад +12

      Just watch this video for a minute every single day. It's a simple solution that will definitely help you in your life.

    • @gucci_flip_flops
      @gucci_flip_flops 6 лет назад +2

      That's so funny, so did I

    • @aizeiyuh7810
      @aizeiyuh7810 6 лет назад +7

      Nice original comment that you totally did not steal

    • @jooikw
      @jooikw 6 лет назад +1

      Watched it few months ago now revisit it... Again... Hahaha

  • @xRawriix
    @xRawriix 7 лет назад +154

    Dude im procrastinating on doing that 1 minute since its such a short amount of time, ill do it later

    • @rypop11
      @rypop11 7 лет назад

      xRawriix 😂😂😂😂😂

    • @faizrafii58
      @faizrafii58 7 лет назад +3

      i am spotted the king of laziness

  • @margaretm.7079
    @margaretm.7079 5 лет назад +50

    "KAIZEN", I FOUND THIS CONCEPT TO BE VERY EFFECTIVE.! THANKS!

  • @deathpearl360
    @deathpearl360 7 лет назад +139

    fyi your thumbnail shows a chinese lady. not japanese

    • @carolynzaki
      @carolynzaki 7 лет назад +7

      deathpearl360 the old man at 1:27 is also Chinese...

    • @NazTheGreat
      @NazTheGreat 7 лет назад +12

      deathpearl360 what do you expect from Americans?

    • @ashelyjuste5754
      @ashelyjuste5754 7 лет назад +49

      he was to lazy to get actual pics of japenese people😂

    • @TheDarrenO
      @TheDarrenO 7 лет назад +8

      60 seconds (less) to get an image of a Japanese person from Google images... :P

    • @eddiemattison7792
      @eddiemattison7792 7 лет назад

      deathpearl360 How could you tell?

  • @geno5952
    @geno5952 6 лет назад +334

    studying 1 minute each day
    *NICE*

    • @nadirhussain8599
      @nadirhussain8599 6 лет назад

      Geno ohh genius

    • @ItsJustAdrean
      @ItsJustAdrean 6 лет назад +9

      What happens when we get tired of playing video games and start studying 15 hours o.o

    • @melissaoshea5016
      @melissaoshea5016 6 лет назад +6

      I have also a problem with studying and I'm gonna try with 15 or 30 minutes because yea... 1 minute studying really makes no sence 😅

    • @zofiasus1348
      @zofiasus1348 6 лет назад +4

      it will be still more than I do normally

    • @AceCorr
      @AceCorr 6 лет назад +3

      Actually, it could work in a way. Not regular academics, but if you want to learn a foreign language. Studying a foreign language for 1 min each day may be enough to learn ONE word. If you can learn ONE new word a day in 30 years you will learn over 10,000 foreign language words.

  • @Introvertedpoet
    @Introvertedpoet 7 лет назад +769

    I'll wake up early for a minute and then go back to sleep! XD

    • @russellcheng2378
      @russellcheng2378 7 лет назад +39

      Richa Khaneja eventually you'll wake up early for 5 minutes! Gambatte!

    • @suviralanand007
      @suviralanand007 7 лет назад +5

      Richa Khaneja We r truly Indians... 😂👌

    • @RedLoveShow
      @RedLoveShow 7 лет назад +11

      IF YOU DO THAT FOR A WEEK I BET ALL MY MONEY YOU WONT FALL ASLEEP THE NEXT MOMENT YOU WAKE UP.

    • @taduhavung7982
      @taduhavung7982 7 лет назад +1

      Richa Khaneja haha

    • @sajinshrestha7362
      @sajinshrestha7362 7 лет назад +2

      YD

  • @karmakarma8222
    @karmakarma8222 5 лет назад +44

    "Never report to tomorrow something you can do the same day"
    Sensei Wu in lego ninjago.

  • @callmekhaleesi
    @callmekhaleesi 7 лет назад +380

    I just wanna eat healthier but i don't know how to do it for 1 minute.

    • @julesmpc1314
      @julesmpc1314 7 лет назад +5

      Genocider Syo actually it can be. Most people eat unhealthy out of bad habit, poor planning, having the wrong kind of food in the house. You can change all that, slowly...using the method

    • @beytullahozyilmaz8136
      @beytullahozyilmaz8136 7 лет назад +1

      Genocider Syo. Eat healthy food one minute in a day. when you start to like it you can eat more.

    • @callmekhaleesi
      @callmekhaleesi 7 лет назад

      Beytullah Ozyilmaz Normalde sağlıklı yerim ama abur cubur yemek gibi iflah olmaz aliskanliklarim var ana ogunlerim saglikli

    • @beytullahozyilmaz8136
      @beytullahozyilmaz8136 7 лет назад +1

      Genocider Syo. hehe her gün bir dakika abur cubur yeme o zaman :D

    • @nicoleyee3340
      @nicoleyee3340 7 лет назад +28

      The " one minute " should not be the focus but what KAIZEN means- create a change slowly but surely. You could start by choosing one same day out of the week where you will eat healthy - eating the same kind of healthy foods that you love- you must love it - cater to your pleasure of taste first. Do this for awhile make sure the day you choose is like a day you don't go to work so your mind can welcome the change with less resistance. You will find that one day become two then three and eventually your food choice begin to change when you go grocery shopping and eating out. I hope u try it - I did that and it works and if you fall off the wagon no problem just simple go back to the begin and start again - change will be inevitably- also crucially remember your first thought/decision which was "I want to CHANGE......." -Let it be like a mantra or chant some what.

  • @sanlmn
    @sanlmn 7 лет назад +56

    This technique helps you overcome the most difficult thing: to take the first step, that first move out of laziness. Once you get started, it'll be hard to stop after only one minute.

  • @DharambirPoddar
    @DharambirPoddar 7 лет назад +334

    i sleep everyday,and gradually increase the time ,as per kaizan rule it help to acheive my goal. lol

  • @suntzu2ya358
    @suntzu2ya358 3 года назад +5

    Somebody said this quote: " Perfection is the enemy of profitability" That is so true!

  • @elng5571
    @elng5571 7 лет назад +205

    I'm too lazy to even finish this video •_•

    • @taoist32
      @taoist32 7 лет назад +1

      Ella Popita You Asian. What happened?

    • @elng5571
      @elng5571 7 лет назад

      taoist40 what do you mean by "you Asian"?

    • @Abhinav__Jha
      @Abhinav__Jha 7 лет назад +3

      Ella Popita same here 😁

    • @TheKomentor
      @TheKomentor 7 лет назад +10

      the speaker was quite slow, so i ran the video at 1.5x speed

    • @user-gw9vb2id7j
      @user-gw9vb2id7j 7 лет назад +1

      Ella Popita 😂😂😂

  • @yadiramercado2496
    @yadiramercado2496 7 лет назад +18

    I'm going to start using my one minutes every day to drink more water, exercises, cleaning, organization, this sounds good to try!

  • @theselector4733
    @theselector4733 7 лет назад +21

    I told my boss that i wanted to work only 1 minute a day. He said OK!!!!!! This technique works. Unfortunately my paycheck was very low that week.

    • @switley9591
      @switley9591 7 лет назад +1

      theselector was your request to improve your labour or wealth?? hehe ( I guess you didn't think it through!)🙄
      Switley

  • @muzicsplash
    @muzicsplash 6 лет назад +67

    I red the book "the compound effect" and the book aperently describes kaizen cause the book recomends exacly that ! puting a little affort in something but for a long period of time is more valuble than overworking on something for a week and than quiting thats how habits are born.I started to learn japanese for like 10 min a day and I could read katakana/hiragana after a month it was amazing!!

  • @dafuq8853
    @dafuq8853 6 лет назад +10

    I was too lazy to watch this video, but I saw it too many times in my recommends, so I decided to watch it-

  • @cherrypie5220
    @cherrypie5220 7 лет назад +625

    These Japanese people know a lot of techniques and tricks.
    Explains why they are so successful.
    :)

    • @jirs222
      @jirs222 7 лет назад +21

      Is that Nanami? I love Kamisama hajimemashita

    • @sushmitachakrabarty9400
      @sushmitachakrabarty9400 7 лет назад +3

      Me too

    • @pattycake5643
      @pattycake5643 7 лет назад +16

      Cherry Pie they may be successful but they are committing suicide at a high rate. got to live a little too

    • @monalizza89
      @monalizza89 7 лет назад +6

      They just never give up. They always do their best.

    • @cherrypie5220
      @cherrypie5220 7 лет назад

      Galaxy Toast
      Me too! ;)

  • @devshekhawat7
    @devshekhawat7 7 лет назад +144

    wasted 4 minutes of life just to learn "1 minute" technique .. wasted another minute to write this comment

    • @angelicasysnila5476
      @angelicasysnila5476 7 лет назад +1

      Devendra Singh Shekhawat so approx how many wasteful things you do per day ??

  • @VineetRamananda
    @VineetRamananda 3 года назад +1

    I started learning French for five minutes a day using this principle, and today I have been successful in continuouly learning for 568 days (learning streak). This is a miracle I never expected

  • @ChronicallyCurious
    @ChronicallyCurious 6 лет назад +171

    Micro-habits basically. Like saying you'll do ten push ups every day. You end up doing a lot more if you don't make it a big deal in your mind and blocking off time. Duolingo, the language app, does it too. Five minutes per lesson. I have a 215 day streak, so it worked on me! It's a great skill. I have chronic pain and fatigue, so a lot of times I'm uncomfortable or in pain and some things are just too much, but this kind of thing opens a lot of doors. I don't have to clean the whole kitchen right now. I just need to clean the countertop. Yeah, I can do that. Well, I guess I can take out the garbage. And, well, I could do those dishes really quickly. It has helped quite a bit. Turn those mountains back into molehills, and they're a lot more achievable!

    • @positivesideofdark9090
      @positivesideofdark9090 6 лет назад

      Chronically Curious a view for a view

    • @mrpush2855
      @mrpush2855 6 лет назад +1

      Chronically Curious chronic pain nor good. What do eat?

    • @joannajamerson35
      @joannajamerson35 6 лет назад +1

      Chronically Curious thank you

    • @ansh4218
      @ansh4218 6 лет назад +1

      Chronically Curious
      Which language are you learning on duolingo

    • @NeostormXLMAX
      @NeostormXLMAX 6 лет назад +1

      Wow cant be a coincidence i just got here straight from duolingo learning japanese

  • @karinei5526
    @karinei5526 7 лет назад +216

    This is a brilliant idea. Every day I studied Japanese kanji characters for 5 minutes a day. A few years later now I am fluent in Japanese!

    • @shawnfaison5118
      @shawnfaison5118 7 лет назад +24

      Karine I experienced a similar effect studying only 15 minutes a day the first thing when I wake up . Over time I learned a lot . It was very effective because I never missed a day and many times it ended up being over an hour when time allowed

    • @sirpsychosexy
      @sirpsychosexy 7 лет назад

      that happened

    • @PNUTGaming
      @PNUTGaming 7 лет назад +1

      Woah thats pretty nice to know :o ive always wanted fluent japanese in my life

    • @Теди-в2я
      @Теди-в2я 7 лет назад +3

      I just started studying Japanese. I want to go to study in a high school with Japanese as my 1st language.

    • @mindrolling24
      @mindrolling24 7 лет назад +4

      Wow! I'm really impressed! I'm trying to brush up my German so may give it a go.
      It's a good idea for setting up a good habit, like meditation.

  • @joevete4384
    @joevete4384 6 лет назад +516

    I vow to stay away from RUclips for one minute per day

  • @nmazhar1979
    @nmazhar1979 2 года назад

    45 years your senior I was there in your place once. But trust me. Life has so much more in store for you if only you have a positive outlook. Wishing you great and happy life.

  • @nicolegoh4400
    @nicolegoh4400 7 лет назад +1564

    how do you study in 1 minute? 😂

    • @lorette8134
      @lorette8134 7 лет назад +124

      1 minute a day, so you should look at your notes everyday, even when you don't have any exam. Then, when you repeat it before the exam it's easier to remember, because you've already studied it.

    • @nicolegoh4400
      @nicolegoh4400 7 лет назад +49

      Skeppy32 I've been staring at my notes everyday 😂😂 1 min wont be enuf to study lol.

    • @nonexistent4935
      @nonexistent4935 7 лет назад +82

      I think this is more about planting the idea of studying into your head without negative connotations such as 'I can't do this, no matter how much I study'. In this case you can easily achieve success by studying for a minute. After a while it will become a habit and you would even want to study ^^ sadly I found this out now after I finished school haha. Anyway I think this works better with like internal conflicts or trying to be a better person by telling yourself things every day.

    • @jmond0zBackup
      @jmond0zBackup 7 лет назад +23

      How about studying whatever you can for one minute and whatever it was that you've just studied, let it resonate in your head and then reflect on it afterwards. Like obtaining new information slowly as you go. I mean I know it might take a while but, You know what's best for you, just don't overwork yourself

    • @malinastrawberry3030
      @malinastrawberry3030 7 лет назад +1

      J Nell and she

  • @shubhamphadtare9019
    @shubhamphadtare9019 6 лет назад +52

    Video starts 1:45

    • @Riya-qb1kz
      @Riya-qb1kz 6 лет назад +1

      I wish i saw this before...but I watched it exactly at 1:45

  • @Felice03
    @Felice03 7 лет назад +23

    it's basically do what you want to achieve, one minute everyday, as time passes that one minute will become half an hour then so on..

    • @taoist32
      @taoist32 7 лет назад +2

      Mystic Moonlight Or you continue doing it one minute every day.

    • @psjoon1787
      @psjoon1787 7 лет назад +2

      Mystic Moonlight thanks dude,the video wasting my other 4:24 mins to watch it instead of summarizing it and by reading this,i avoided it.

    • @Felice03
      @Felice03 7 лет назад

      no prob panda!

  • @JEET_HUM_SAB_KEE
    @JEET_HUM_SAB_KEE 4 года назад +6

    Perfection lies in simplicity. Striving for just one more minute will lead to success!!!

  • @johnmichael538
    @johnmichael538 7 лет назад +58

    I was to lazy to finish video, I will finish watching tomorrow.

    • @ivypolino4503
      @ivypolino4503 6 лет назад +1

      John Michael one minute every day you will achieve it.

  • @adu2245
    @adu2245 6 лет назад +142

    My exams are in 2 months.
    1min revision everyday to start with.

    • @senoritaartistica1999
      @senoritaartistica1999 6 лет назад +3

      1st Player me, too.

    • @arshiyaanjum5137
      @arshiyaanjum5137 6 лет назад +1

      Hugh Mungus... 😂😂u r grt

    • @Dani_1012
      @Dani_1012 5 лет назад +2

      My mom once suggested me to revise and look over my notes every couple of weeks so that that way I would learn them and remember them more easily so that when the time came to study I wouldn't have to stress too much because I would already know the material

    • @allieamv4585
      @allieamv4585 5 лет назад

      @@Dani_1012 say a thanks to your your mom from the me!

  • @randomuser1105
    @randomuser1105 7 лет назад +39

    I'm going to start exercising for one minute a day instead of one minute a week. Success.

  • @ziugfotdodo9376
    @ziugfotdodo9376 5 лет назад +3

    Yes it’s true i started chanting waheguru mantra meditation 🧘‍♂️ for 2 to 5 minutes twice daily at same time and same place and after few weeks it increases to 15 to 20 minutes . My life is changed I feel more calm , compassionate, relaxed, joyful all day long . Most important never give up one day soon you will see the difference

  • @cheesecakelasagna
    @cheesecakelasagna 6 лет назад +471

    It's like the 10 pages/one chapter per day goal. Helps you build reading habit while not boring you out.

    • @HypeTheGamer420
      @HypeTheGamer420 6 лет назад +12

      Do I have to read it in 60 seconds?

    • @sumayyahnash
      @sumayyahnash 6 лет назад +4

      HypeTheGamer read it for 60 seconds a day for atleast a weak, then increase the time gradually.

    • @liviayomura445
      @liviayomura445 6 лет назад +4

      It worked to me.I stopped procastinating and spending my time with an useless fb scroll.

    • @alunenutz6480
      @alunenutz6480 6 лет назад +2

      If you think like the japanese behind this, you should think to read one or two pages per day.
      It will make you want to read more one day for sure.

    • @alunenutz6480
      @alunenutz6480 6 лет назад +5

      You know the idea behind it is that : after a while you will start to want to do it more than one minute per day.
      Because after some time, you will start to want to do it more than just a minute, but you should continue to take your time with it and not rush too fast(, again ).

  • @chrismiass7193
    @chrismiass7193 6 лет назад +102

    Guess I will only be doing one minute of my homework for the next couple of weeks.

  • @_Breakdown
    @_Breakdown 5 лет назад +8

    3:28 - - You need to experience a sense of victory + success to move forward.

  • @-Epiphany
    @-Epiphany 7 лет назад +46

    I'll try this tomorrow...

  • @xboxgameplay9516
    @xboxgameplay9516 6 лет назад +1514

    and....... here I am watching youtube videos instead of doing some choirs!

    • @xboxgameplay9516
      @xboxgameplay9516 6 лет назад +42

      LOL!!! I mean, Chores! haha.

    • @xeznax4714
      @xeznax4714 6 лет назад +4

      HOT TREND VIDEOS u kid

    • @YaburuRunyaru
      @YaburuRunyaru 6 лет назад +14

      Well, it's better to take the time to become wiser.

    • @NavajoNinja
      @NavajoNinja 6 лет назад +40

      I started by watchin only a minute of youtube. Its been 5 years, im up to 200 minutes a day!!

    • @vimhacasavi1210
      @vimhacasavi1210 6 лет назад +4

      HOT TREND VIDEOS I think you meant chores?

  • @BuddhirDhenki
    @BuddhirDhenki 7 лет назад +792

    Kaizen means Continuous Improvement...

    • @daveturner6983
      @daveturner6983 6 лет назад +33

      বুদ্ধির ঢেঁকি (Buddhir Dhenki) Sure, I was a guru at this in my auto plant. however, continuous improvement is an after effect of its root " CHANGE / WISDOM. changing the present way of doing business or efforts at work by doing things a WISER, better way. Remember our old saying " work smarter not harder?" I always said if my people can be more productive, by getting more done, and doing less while doing it, would be a wonderful thing. And we actually did!

    • @ayahp1965
      @ayahp1965 6 лет назад +11

      hahahaha that's also what I learned as engineer..

    • @nikisuxblood
      @nikisuxblood 6 лет назад +12

      I learned that as a cook at Applebee's haha

    • @sureshulagadde2566
      @sureshulagadde2566 6 лет назад

      thanks buddy

    • @KrowBoi
      @KrowBoi 6 лет назад +2

      Yeah, I learnt this in business class not to long ago. For a second there I was like: "... Business is a lie.." xD

  • @ShakespeareCafe
    @ShakespeareCafe 5 лет назад +10

    I've procrastinated enough watching how to be less lazy videos and I'm going to stop here and adopt this 1 minute practice....thank you!