10 Productivity Tips to Help You Reach Your Goals | Brian Tracy

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  • Опубликовано: 17 ноя 2024

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  • @BrianTracyOfficial
    @BrianTracyOfficial  4 года назад +79

    What one action are you going to take immediately to reach your goals? Leave a comment below!
    Check out my Goals Quickstart Masterclass to learn more about setting and achieving life-changing goals! bit.ly/2qK40Mf

    • @liliannakiss290
      @liliannakiss290 4 года назад +3

      Love you, Brian ❤️

    • @bigjim7561
      @bigjim7561 4 года назад +2

      I am setting my alarm clock an hour earlier for tomorrow. 😏
      Thank you for what you are doing, Mr. Tracy! 🙏🏻

    • @noshortcuttoglory6443
      @noshortcuttoglory6443 4 года назад +2

      Love you Brian. Even though I never met you in person, I will tell my kids and grand kids in the future that you were a good person, a mentor, and a friend. Long live Brian. I wish I meet you and see you one day. And of course thanks to you, I am eating my biggest and ugliest frog first thing everyday. May God bless you, Barbara and the rest of your family.

    • @gustavorodriguez9598
      @gustavorodriguez9598 4 года назад +1

      Brian, you help me so much with your wisdom.
      The Phoenix Seminar is a like a handbook for me.
      I wanna thank you for share your knowledge to the world.
      Cheers from Argentina :)

    • @vaperussia6308
      @vaperussia6308 4 года назад +1

      Get up in 5 am)

  • @DanJensen88
    @DanJensen88 3 года назад +303

    Agree with all of the positive comments. manifestation.guide The speaker has a lovely, gentle Scottish lilt and a very calming "way with him". It would be nice to have two versions of the guided breathing meditation, the 2nd one having a little less coaching, but that is about the only criticism I would have.

  • @navotech1905
    @navotech1905 2 года назад +1

    I will do 2 things immediately:
    1. Writing out plans in a piece of paper before ending the day
    2. Setting a Time Limit for each task

  • @AMARGEET
    @AMARGEET 4 года назад +162

    Summary:
    Utilize the "Touch it Once" rule.
    Write down your plan.
    Set small goals.
    Plan ahead.
    Avoid over-committing.
    Stop trying to multitask.
    Start the hardest task first.
    Determine when you are most productive.
    Minimize interruptions.
    Set time limits.

    • @luniversdefrancais1499
      @luniversdefrancais1499 4 года назад +3

      thank you

    • @s.baskaravishnu22
      @s.baskaravishnu22 4 года назад +2

      thanks

    • @productive-muslim
      @productive-muslim 4 года назад +2

      Thanks vai...

    • @amiresamuel9365
      @amiresamuel9365 4 года назад +1

      Have been hearing more about starting from the hardest task first, but my question is how do you really identity and start from the hardest task first 📚
      Because I think every plan and task must be well organised and prioritized.

    • @AMARGEET
      @AMARGEET 4 года назад +1

      @@amiresamuel9365
      How to identify hardest task: choose the one you hate doing the most, example if you have tasks like watch movie, cook food, call friend, make presentation you might choose cook food first if you don't like that or make presentation if you hate that most out of planned 4 tasks. This way you will feel like you have done the worst and now you will have more motivation to complete other 3. 👍

  • @manimalini5076
    @manimalini5076 4 года назад +12

    Whenever i feel low, i watch your videos sir. Now first thing I'm going to do is splitting my big goals to small and giving them realistic time limit for each. Thank you so much for your motivational words sir.

  • @drewsson
    @drewsson 4 года назад +200

    Tip: Don't try to be better than others, try to be better then you were yesterday.

    • @paolapar
      @paolapar 4 года назад +1

      Andreas Rydell - Vlogs & Self Development yassssss! 🙌

    • @Gang606
      @Gang606 4 года назад +2

      Jordan Peterson

    • @gustavorodriguez9598
      @gustavorodriguez9598 4 года назад +5

      I disagree, there is nothing bad with the competition in my opinion.
      The competition make us better for ourselves even if we don´t win.
      At least the "good" competition, nothing wrong with that.

    • @Prov31Beauty-Seeinglassfull
      @Prov31Beauty-Seeinglassfull 3 года назад

      @@gustavorodriguez9598 True - Good healthy competition.

    • @Prov31Beauty-Seeinglassfull
      @Prov31Beauty-Seeinglassfull 3 года назад

      Well said. Self improvement competition first

  • @karanlal634
    @karanlal634 4 года назад +15

    We live in such a great time guys, it's crazy that we are wasting our life away on stupid apps when we can use the same technology for surrounding urself with great people like Brian ❤️

  • @tahayameenvlogs1490
    @tahayameenvlogs1490 4 года назад +2

    I find u the most articulate guru. Live long and may serve humanity long!

  • @flowersfromh-evanlakshmi7577
    @flowersfromh-evanlakshmi7577 4 года назад +7

    I am focusing on one task at a time after watching this video. At the moment I am organizing documents and shredding unwanted paper work in my office.
    This morning I was listening to your morning routines while I exercised. After losing my son in 2019 it is my responsibility to push myself and listening to your videos keeps me on track.
    Thank you.

    • @queenofdahouse1591
      @queenofdahouse1591 4 года назад +1

      Sorry for your great loss. Check out Good Grief at Christianbooks.com. Blessings

    • @Anonymous-jd4hs
      @Anonymous-jd4hs 2 года назад +1

      Sister sorry for your loss but please focus this that by doing Good deeds, you can never earn Salvation. For Salvation you have to become Perfect (sinless as God)
      but we are not. Only God is, that's why He himself came to this earth who is
      known as JESUS CHRIST & shed his own blood & paid the price of our Sins
      & rose again on 3rd day, so that he can forgive us legally, morally & by believing in his Sacrifice for us, we can receive Salvation that we cannot Earn by good deeds.

  • @noshortcuttoglory6443
    @noshortcuttoglory6443 4 года назад +3

    Love you Brian. Even though I never met you in person, I will tell my kids and grand kids in the future that you were a good person, a mentor, and a friend. Long live Brian. I wish I meet you and see you one day. And of course thanks to you, I am eating my biggest and ugliest frog first thing everyday. May God bless you, Barbara and the rest of your family.

  • @kashinathshahapure715
    @kashinathshahapure715 2 года назад

    Sir each every word you speak is scientific spirituality. It is required to to enjoy the art of satisfactory life with peace - the real beauty and love!

  • @leodiaz5710
    @leodiaz5710 2 года назад

    I feel like Brian Tracy is high all the time with some golden nuggets. Love the wise man

  • @Officer2029
    @Officer2029 4 года назад

    Well there is a large gap of age between you( Mr. Brian Tracy) and me but I always thinking of you as my friend . A friend who always guides me. Thank you for being there.

  • @TheHardUpscJourney
    @TheHardUpscJourney 4 года назад

    touch it once and plan ahead.I'll adopt these 2 right away

  • @studenttime1650
    @studenttime1650 3 года назад

    Brian you are the greatest of our time! Passionate, ethical, efficient, generous with your AMAZING knowledge of life lessons, time management shared w compassion, and so much more. I got hooked when I first read your book, "GOALS"! over 18 years ago. It changed my life forever and I still have the cd version. I have listened over and over to your inspirational story how you came up from a humble young man w a spartan existence to becoming a greatest GURU of the Western World.
    Thank you Mr. Tracy. We ADORE you!
    Warmest Blessings, please stay safe in these crazy times, you loyal fan, Mae from Laguna Beach Ca.

  • @SunnysideUpstairs
    @SunnysideUpstairs 4 года назад +1

    I need to start at the top with the "touch it once" rule. I see so much power in that, and I need to apply it to everything; carrying the mental burden of an incomplete task for days on end are a stressor I don't want to carry anymore.

  • @thegoodnewsofchrist60
    @thegoodnewsofchrist60 4 года назад +1

    I admit that at first I am proud doing multi task but Ive realized after watching this video that Its true that the result of it may decline or below standard. 😣
    I am greatful to learn the word task shifting! This really makes sense😊
    Thank you.

  • @sheilabug.sheilasartworks3488
    @sheilabug.sheilasartworks3488 4 года назад +1

    I’m getting up and listening to you with my coffee ☕️ these days are tough both mentally and physically. I love your kindness and hopefully I will pass it on like you. I just started my first website and ever sooo excited! I care but don’t care if anyone buys my Artwork. Lol I’m just happy to be moving forward! Thank you!

  • @russellbaker4256
    @russellbaker4256 4 года назад +4

    When I write down the tasks to be completed the next day, I can visualise myself completing them successfully (just before bedtime); allowing my subconsicous to work on them overnight

  • @realwarriorscholar
    @realwarriorscholar 4 года назад

    I will write down my tasks the night before, focus on single-tasking, and minimize interruptions. Thank you Mr. Tracy. You are my favorite self-improvement teacher.

  • @anuragsajwan4
    @anuragsajwan4 4 года назад +2

    I'm from India , I'm very inspired from you Sir
    You are my Mentor in my journey to success

  • @ChentaManis
    @ChentaManis 4 года назад

    My FIRST STEP is "Touch it once rules" and "Avoid distraction".. tq BT 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

  • @agripreuneurenaction6648
    @agripreuneurenaction6648 Год назад

    The action that i am about to take right away is to plan my tasks for tomorrow. Thank you sir!

  • @MrJkadawala
    @MrJkadawala 4 года назад

    Over these many years I have been sunning way from the hard tasks which takes me out of my comfort zone, from now onward I commit myself that I will take my hardest task first and will not ever procrastinate.
    Thank you Brian Tracy for all these tips, will practice them until it becomes my habit.

  • @spideramazon5032
    @spideramazon5032 4 года назад

    The productivity tip i can apply immediately in this Saturday afternoon is to make a plan toward achieving my goal regarding reaching a B2 level in German by Oct 15. Then i stick to that plan and execute a couple tasks that moves me toward that goal after eliminating all kind of distruction.
    Thanks Brian!!

  • @ahmedyaseen2966
    @ahmedyaseen2966 4 года назад

    Stop multitasking, and thanks Brian Tracy for your wonderful videos

  • @bouthainabel5384
    @bouthainabel5384 4 года назад

    I am going reach the goals of: 1-one task completion
    2-getting up earlier
    3-starting with the important and the difficult task
    4-increase in my self the sense of urgency

  • @GuitarCoast
    @GuitarCoast 2 года назад

    I'm going to "Do the worst first". This is the first time I watch one of your videos. I loved your book Goals!

  • @sarahdanielle9
    @sarahdanielle9 2 года назад

    The first thing I'm going to try (this time) is to make goals the night before. Thank you, Brian Tracy, for all the years you have reminded me of the success path!

  • @fisayoolukoya5609
    @fisayoolukoya5609 4 года назад

    planning ahead and setting time limits. Starting with the hardest parts first

  • @mrsp5713
    @mrsp5713 2 года назад

    I’ve officially adopted you as my ‘Productivity Father’ I’ve binged on your videos for the last few days and they resonate with me in so many ways.
    Thank you for sharing your passion with us.
    I need to stop ‘multitasking’- Touch it Once is what I’ll implement today; I now know that my definition of multitasking is really attention-deficit hyperactivity! I won’t claim it as a ‘disorder’ though; I’ll just recognize it and take steps to stop myself to reprogram my brain 😁🤭🙌🏼

  • @shrreyajain1111
    @shrreyajain1111 2 года назад +1

    Plan my actions on daily basis.
    Thank you Sir 😊

  • @mukultyagi3927
    @mukultyagi3927 4 года назад +5

    I am going to Use
    "One touch once" Rule
    Set Small Goals
    Avoid Over committing

  • @pradeepmishra2878
    @pradeepmishra2878 4 года назад +1

    Great leader with practical concepts.

  • @mirajuddinhazarbuz799
    @mirajuddinhazarbuz799 4 года назад

    I am going to take " always do the hardest task first". I believe this method will reduce stress and enhance my productivity.

  • @krishnansudharsanam6919
    @krishnansudharsanam6919 3 года назад

    I want to list down my deliverables for next day the previous night. Thanks Mr Tracy.

  • @ojtheceo
    @ojtheceo 3 года назад

    we are super blessed to have you Mr. Tracy

  • @zhornadiry3632
    @zhornadiry3632 3 года назад

    Thank you, Brian. We are fortunate that you exist and shining on in our time. You brought great values to many individuals life. God bless you

  • @animinarni1602
    @animinarni1602 4 года назад +1

    I think this is one way to improve the quality of ourselves continuously. Thank you, Bryan.

  • @apluspowerfulparenting4333
    @apluspowerfulparenting4333 3 года назад

    Thanks a Million Mr.Brian Tracy,
    Definitely I will put the do not disturb 🚫 sign outside my door to increase my productivity little more.

  • @SayedAbugabal
    @SayedAbugabal 3 года назад

    I'll write immediately my goals and plans to reach my goals... 😊 Implement the plans

  • @janicenikita3690
    @janicenikita3690 2 года назад

    Setting small goals, avoid over-committing and minimizing interruptions. Thank you so much for these much needed tips.

  • @romains.6190
    @romains.6190 2 года назад

    Hi Brian Tracy, thank you so much for sharing those productivity tips with us. I will start with tip #2 "write down your plan".

  • @khaneduardyang7630
    @khaneduardyang7630 4 года назад

    Stop procrastinating..Thanks Sir Brian.

  • @joannekaravara4032
    @joannekaravara4032 4 года назад

    Thanks I look to YOU as my mentor,may God continue to bless you

  • @jihedmedini1318
    @jihedmedini1318 2 года назад

    I'm gonna start by all of them especially minimizing interruptions

  • @johnkupa8885
    @johnkupa8885 2 года назад

    I will try "touch it once" no multitasking and minimize interuptions right away.

  • @yolandafroese2448
    @yolandafroese2448 4 года назад

    I am so glad I found you Sir I will try to watch all your videos God bless you

  • @SuperPacificcoast
    @SuperPacificcoast 3 года назад

    Set time limits on goals and continue to plan out my days work in advance. I have practiced these actions before overt the years but I have gotten away from them, I'm very thankful that I seen this video, Thank you Brian Tracy

  • @sabinakhilnani9920
    @sabinakhilnani9920 4 года назад

    Another great tip is using apps that help with productivity. I discovered the elocance app while doing my EMBA (and balancing work) and used it to turn my case studies to audio so that I could listen while doing dishes, exercising etc.

  • @shreyastamane9696
    @shreyastamane9696 4 года назад

    Brian, let me tell you that you have come as a savior for me. These simple little things practiced over a substantial time period, can bring wonderful results. I am going to apply all of these tips today itself. Thank you so much Brian. God bless you for your wonderful work.

  • @izzynali7732
    @izzynali7732 4 года назад

    I will start writing down my daily tasks. I have a habit of taking mental notes.

  • @ignaciosanchezofficial
    @ignaciosanchezofficial 4 года назад +22

    I’m going to write everything down.

  • @elenapadua9202
    @elenapadua9202 4 года назад

    Thanks Brian Tracy !
    Set time limit for each task.

  • @devanmongia5525
    @devanmongia5525 3 года назад +1

    I'm gonna start writing my goals a day before!

  • @TheDrizzle1993
    @TheDrizzle1993 2 года назад

    Touch it Once rules , right now right away !! Thanks a bunch !!

  • @orachachotpoonyarat9319
    @orachachotpoonyarat9319 4 года назад

    I love you, Brian Tracy. Your word is so powerful.

  • @peterpinheiro2239
    @peterpinheiro2239 3 года назад

    Wonderful & motivating topic. Thank u so much. God bless you & your family.

  • @futurae55
    @futurae55 4 года назад

    Thanks Brian.. I will immediately apply the "Touch it Once" rule to single-mindedly focus on my task..

  • @marioo.4742
    @marioo.4742 3 года назад

    My biggest takeaway was identifying my most productive time of the day and working at that time

  • @ajangmadhook866
    @ajangmadhook866 Год назад

    My favorite teacher

  • @sereysorphornly9783
    @sereysorphornly9783 4 года назад

    Today I did a quick review on my short term goals. If I am not mistaken, It is about 'writing down your plans'..
    Therefore, tonight I'm going to set time limit in order to be more realistic and efficient. Thanks for sharing, Sir

  • @petradicostanzo375
    @petradicostanzo375 2 года назад

    I'm learn with you it's exceptionnel to make for productivity i'm morning at 4 h and i'm working all the time it's most interesting your planning thanks Mister Brian Tracy

  • @mirannaire
    @mirannaire 4 года назад

    Brian is the best. Makes you believe in success

  • @alifalif179
    @alifalif179 2 года назад

    Continue to watch motivational videos for the remaining of my life

  • @srmchinni3
    @srmchinni3 4 года назад

    I will start this Touch it once rule to increase my productivity.

  • @AnnyBriggette
    @AnnyBriggette 3 года назад

    I’ll be diligently writing down each task and plan them out the day before. Thanks 🙏🏾

  • @masoumeh416
    @masoumeh416 2 года назад

    I think the 2 productive tips I need to develop more on are A) Stop trying to multi-task and B) minimize interruption. Although A might be easier to achieve, however, B, because of the family it is a little more challenging.

  • @ivancheung8116
    @ivancheung8116 Год назад

    I will focus on my realestate exam and become a great realestate agent !

  • @mokyan7
    @mokyan7 9 месяцев назад

    10 Productivity Tips
    By Brian Tracy
    1. Touch it once.
    2. Write down your plan.
    3. Set small goals.
    4. Plan ahead.
    5. Avoid over-committing.
    6. Stop trying to multitask.
    7. Start the hardest task first.
    8. Determine when you are most productive.
    9. Minimize interruptions.
    10. Set time limits for yourself.
    “ Complacency and satisfaction are the key enemies of excellence.”

  • @barbaraannesmith6896
    @barbaraannesmith6896 4 года назад +1

    I read once a businessman once paid a large sum of money to an advisor who gave him one piece of advice "do one thing at a time" This works especially well when you have a lot of tasks: do one thing, complete it, go on to the next thing, complete it etc. Ignore anything that is pressing on you to do something else. I know it works but equally I have found sometimes taking on three tasks at once means you can move between them and have a change Three is a magic number. I don't think it would work on more than that.
    I'm having trouble at the moment with a task that is emotionally painful. Any tips on starting this would be most welcome.

  • @balasubramaniandoraiswami9267
    @balasubramaniandoraiswami9267 2 года назад

    One immediate action - to work with "To do list" in place.

  • @y_p7
    @y_p7 4 года назад

    Missed you Brian! Long time haven’t seen you. Happy to see you healthy and active

  • @seinnmyintmyatmoe4848
    @seinnmyintmyatmoe4848 4 года назад

    Will do to do list immediately!
    Thanks for sharing !

  • @hafuowng.t
    @hafuowng.t 4 года назад +2

    I was sad to see that he was not as young as the picture on my book cover. . . 😔
    But I will always support you, fighting!
    From Viet Nam with love!❤️

    • @nadand1075
      @nadand1075 4 года назад +5

      To became older is the only way to live long

  • @alexlol6728
    @alexlol6728 4 года назад

    Thank you for the video which I have watched. Firstly, I will be able to use the tip number 5. It is Avoid over - committing. We often commit about different things But if we look around and compare our life and the life another people we will see that our life is not so bad.

  • @torreymaxwell4149
    @torreymaxwell4149 2 года назад

    I am going to implement the 3 MIT after I block out my daily responsibilities. So great to see you. I subscribed!!

  • @sheilasartworks9542
    @sheilasartworks9542 4 года назад

    Thank you for Being someone I can look up to and really learn from!!! You are the Best !! I’m making my list before bed to start my work day right! Thank you

  • @karmunnyee6323
    @karmunnyee6323 4 года назад

    set small realistic goals, and cross them out once I'm done from top priority to the least priority

  • @davidstepps2164
    @davidstepps2164 4 года назад

    i'll start doing the hardest task first and then minimize interruptions. Thank you Brian!

  • @lisaguerrero1671
    @lisaguerrero1671 4 года назад +48

    I was thinking of you- I missed you, Brian Tracy - Thanks for the wonderful lesson today!

  • @arsmusica
    @arsmusica 3 года назад

    Thanks Brian for your useful tips! Productivity is also a subject that I really love!

  • @deepakkumarjha3916
    @deepakkumarjha3916 2 года назад

    I will follow 10 steps ,
    Put the hardest task first on to do list

  • @sun-wo9vp
    @sun-wo9vp 2 года назад

    1. I’m going to set time limits to each of my tasks, 2. close myself in the room and 3. start with the worse task first with the 4. touch it once rule👍🏻

  • @khaoulad4178
    @khaoulad4178 4 года назад

    First time I watch you Mr. Brian and I must say these tips look great to apply in this period of lockdown . I'm starting from today . Thank u 👍

  • @kristinanoall
    @kristinanoall 4 года назад +2

    As a stay-at-home mom, I wish it were easier to implement some of these tips-like minimizing interruptions! I sure wish I could just put a sign on my door! 😆 But I’m going to try to use the Touch It Once rule. I always bounce around from task to task before finishing one, getting distracted over and over.

  • @sally3008
    @sally3008 4 года назад

    I will start with the toughest task I need to do, thanks Brian

  • @bekzodturdaliev3164
    @bekzodturdaliev3164 4 года назад

    I will set small goals. Thanx for great advices

  • @subhampatwari3301
    @subhampatwari3301 4 года назад

    I m disconnecting interruptions, jotting my plans and setting time limits from today!! 😊
    Thank u so much!!! 👍

  • @anavanessa6783
    @anavanessa6783 4 года назад

    Thanks, Brian, I'll try not to multitask, but I'm not sure it'll work for me, because as I stop concentrating on one task, I pick another and then on until I return to the first one. I agree with you that it's stressful as it seems there is a lot of work that I have to finish causing more anxiety. Hugs from Brazil!

  • @renzobeltran
    @renzobeltran 4 года назад

    Brian I'm your fan, and i learned a lot of things for you, a lot of thanks for you, god bless you because you touched many minds and hearts, im also learning english with this kind of videos, and i know you will be remembered for all the people who took all the knowledge and researching given for you. speechless thank you so much :) cheers from Peru

  • @pmnoble4959
    @pmnoble4959 3 года назад

    I will be starting with the hardest first. Worst, first!

  • @simranjitkaur1192
    @simranjitkaur1192 4 года назад

    I think "touch it once" rule is the best idea, i must adopt it..

  • @rymzm9647
    @rymzm9647 4 года назад

    Thank you Mr. Tracy!
    Begining with the hardest task first is a life changing tip

  • @QamarAbbas-pz5xo
    @QamarAbbas-pz5xo 2 года назад

    Starting with Touch at once rule
    Thanks for such good tips

  • @RameshChand-rr6no
    @RameshChand-rr6no 4 года назад

    Only positive response and not criticize anyone

  • @hamedenglish5969
    @hamedenglish5969 3 года назад

    King 👑 Brian

  • @shrikantkumarsahu6565
    @shrikantkumarsahu6565 3 года назад

    Thanku for wonderful teachings

  • @shraddhathakur5257
    @shraddhathakur5257 3 года назад

    Thank you Brian for the useful tips which would help in our future planning goals. do make such useful videos.

  • @jmm1817
    @jmm1817 4 года назад

    Another valuable lesson from Brian Tracy thank you so much Brian.