Here are the 5 things in my 15 minute daily ritual (go to description for links): 1. Make coffee. 2. Write out 1 to 3 most important tasks. 3. Find solitude (aka self-isolate while self-isolating 😂). 4. Headphones + Lo-Fi Beats/Deep Focus Playlist. 5. Eliminate distractions by using Freedom App + Deleting Social Apps before work. Shout out to my dudes Thomas Frank & Joey Schweitzer. If you don't already subscribe to them you can find them here: Thomas Frank: ruclips.net/user/electrickeye91 Joey Schweitzer aka Better Ideas: ruclips.net/channel/UCtUId5WFnN82GdDy7DgaQ7w
@@abban1948 Do whatever you can to avoid student loans! Go to community college if you have to & apply for as many scholarships as you can. Make the short term sacrifices now and avoid 30+ years of repaying your debts. Good luck, Abban!
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.
I would like to share what I do, in case someone finds it interesting: - The day before, plan what you want to do and be realsitic, leave room for failure (example: study 5 units, but doing 3 is fine) - Wake up at the same hour everyday. It doesn't have to be very early, just the same, to build a habit and a sense of purpose. - Identify what you like, and use it as a reward. If you are binge watching a series that you like very much, try to earn the joy of watching it. This is important so as to not fall in a pit of guilt and malaise, where nothing makes you happy. You can for example start by dedicating 30 min of work (maybe with a Pomodoro and relaxing music) and then playing 30 min of Animal Crossing. This makes you enjoy your relaxing times, and not feel guilty. As time goes by, you can maybe dedicate the whole morning to work and the evenings to yourself. - Set your space as you like. This is obvious, but very important. Have a shower and get dressed, don't be with your pijama all day, ventilate your room, do your bed, free your desk from papers and clothes and THEN sit down on your desk. Turn your phone off or put it in another room. And just start doing work. Just starting is a huge step because it breaks the ice, you find that it is not as horrible as your brain put it in advance, and just do as much as you can. Sitting in your chair instead of laying in bed makes it easier, trust me. - Find ways to enter the flow state: if your house is not quiet, try to put soft music in the background (Sunday Study music playlist by Thom Frank, Lo-Fi streaming, classical music...), ambience videos (rain, white noise, library ambience, coffee shop ambience, etc.) or even no talking asmr. If you use the music that you like, chances are that you will get distracted by singing the lyrics or by a catchy part of the song, but you do you. Hopefully someone finds any of these points worth reading. Keep going.
Interestingly , the little things that we do considering insignificant, affects our focus hugely. Systematic routine just as you have mentioned makes our day a lot better and satisfying. Thankyou !!
Oh having showers & putting on clean clothes is so important. I don't understand how people don't get bothered by wearing sweaty smelly clothes for days on end.
@@Hidden.SufiRealities-smc I wouldn't say it was enough, I'd say it was more of a stimulus. Been working on a reprogramming old patterns myself, so it all makes a lot of sense.
"If you want to rest tomorrow, you gotta hustle today. You cannot achieve great success if you don't take care of the small things first, the longer you procrastinate the bigger the wall you build that prevent you from achieving your goals." This is the advice that my uncle gave me and I hope it helps you, cause it really helped me and I thought I'd share it with you guys.
My top 8 favorite quotes on Procrastination: 1- “The only difference between success and failure is the ability to take action.” - Alexander Graham Bell 2- "Don't quit, suffer now, and live the rest of your life as a champion." - Muhammad Ali 3- “Things may come to those who wait, but only the things left by those who hustle.” - Abraham Lincoln 4- “One of the most tragic things I know about human nature is that all of us tend to put off living. We are all dreaming of some magical rose garden over the horizon - instead of enjoying the roses blooming outside our windows today.” - Dale Carnegie 5- “Procrastination is opportunity’s natural assassin.” - Victor Kiam 6- “Begin doing what you want to do now. We are not living in eternity. We have only this moment, sparkling like a star in our hand, and melting like a snowflake.” - Francis Bacon 7- “A year from now you may wish you had started today.” - Karen Lamb 8- “There is nothing so fatal to character as half-finished tasks.” - David Lloyd George
@Sarah Bailey Yep there's some truth to that as well. It's basically more about not being a Reactionary and just jumping into things without thinking and analyzing. It's about the wisdom to know where to invest our time & energy, and where not to. On the other hand, if someone is putting things off only because of laziness or misaligned priorities, then that might not serve them well and he/she might lose a lot of great opportunities.
i know it passed 3 months, but I wanted to say you're wrong, I'm watching this video so I don't sleep in online class cuz if I do I won't do work later lol
Matt: *Puts on headphones and wife doesn't annoy him* Me: *Puts on headphones and mom yells at me because I can't hear a thing* 😂 Edit: hijacking this comment to say go follow me on Instagram @imlanebradshaw
@@severussnape6381 thank you so much! I had never heard about Rumi. I just researched a little bit and I love his view on the world, very inspiring. One of my favorite quotes so far is this "You know the value of every article of merchandise, but if you don't know the value of your own soul, it's all foolishness." It fits perfectly in one of my next videos. Thank you for sharing.
Oh my goodness! There's a spongebob quote that's stuck with me for years "what is today, but yesterday's tomorrow" and I had no idea it was inspired by Rumi, haha
“Procrastination is the common manifestation of resistance because it is easier to rationalise” I think no one has defined procrastination so perfectly before. 👍🏻🙏🏻
Meh, now you just have to define "resistance" instead. The more useful definition of procrastination, is that it's is your minds' solution to a problem, and that problem is usually some negative emotions that you want to avoid. You have to find out what you are avoiding (often fears of failing, or maybe your task isn't well-defined so you don't know what progress will actually look like). When you find out what negative emotions you are avoiding, you can implement an actual solution. Procrastination is NOT a problem - it's a solution to a problem you haven't discovered or identified yet.
After a couple of weeks of depression once the quarantine started, I feel changed. I’m running daily, studying and finishing up my semester, starting to learn coding, web development, and opening an ebay store. You can do it with just a bit of motivation!
@@Eric21 I think more than Motivation, It's about Momentum. Just start doing the thing..and in 2 to 5 minutes, you get the momentum, and your Procastination is gone.
@@hectorsaucedo4465 tomorrow comes today is a song from a band called Gorillaz, thats why that came to my mind xD But for me it also bears the meaning that your mind wont make a difference between days, the present will always be the present and not differentiate between changes of our daily routine. I dont know if I really explained what I had in mind somewhat adequate, sorry xD
The fact that I'm already into these habits (well, almost) reminds me how far I've come from the days when I didn't know what to do. No state is going to last forever and I'll face low points again, but the main thing is to get up again. Also, a tip: get into a flow of your work, don't mess with that flow. take breaks ofc but don't keep interrupting yourself again and again.
Bo Burnham said it best: "I'll do that tomorrow, then tomorrow comes and it's today. Tomorrow is a relative term which means it never comes. Makes Annie a lot more depressing"
Love this! I'd like to share some tips I use as well for fighting procrastination: 1. Focusing on completing tasks rather than postponing them to better take advantage of your free time. 2. Spend some of your free time on activities that guarantee value and personal growth 3. Identify your Bermuda triangle (3 social media accounts you spend most time on) to understand how your time is spent. 4. Make a simple To-Do-List to track your various tasks, to avoid forgetting and accumulating unexpected work - as well as completing them one by one. 5. If things still aren’t going as well as they might, make a schedule to properly manage your time and keep yourself structured and organised. 6. Distinguish and separate when you use time for work, free time & free time with added value and growth. 7. Use some free time to produce (create anything that's completely your own: a paper, a video, an audio, painting...) rather than consume. 8. Find a passion to develop and don’t worry if it changes overtime.
I started watching "live study with me"'s. Having someone writing or typing quietly next me without actually being next to me is really helpful. Knowing someone else is working at the same time helps but still being alone is wonderful.
When quiting coffee, having a hot tea is a good substitute for the making of the coffee as well as having a warm drink. It is not a replacement for coffee, just the action. I found this very helpful when I was quitting coffee. I eventually went back to decaf, because if I miss 1 day of regular=headaches, I.Hate.Headaches! I have a 30 day challenge for you: replacing curse/cuss words with other descriptive and enhancing language that can be repeated to a child. My children are growing minimalists and I love sharing what I learn from you with them! Thanks for the videos, you and your wife are invaluable resources and acquaintances!!
BellaEssentialLiving hi internet friend 👋 just wanted to let you know - I know your pain with quitting coffee! For me, the headaches used to hit in 12 hours of no coffee...18 hours and it was a full-blown migraine! Question - what cuss word substitutions are you using? I need to quit that too💚
@@hindenburg2006I started cussing because of a very difficult time in my life that I thought I had no control over. I hated that so much in myself that I would catch myself starting to say it and would apologize if it came out or just stop mid-cuss. I relied on prayer and learning to just not speak: maybe you've heard: if you don't have something nice to say, don't say anything. There is also the proverb, a foolish man uttereth all his mind, but a wise man keepeth it in til afterward. Occasionally a "oh, poopies" or "boogers" comes out, but it's a far cry from cussing. Like everything, it takes practice. Thanks for asking 😊
Seriously Matt... thanks for introducing me to the world of minimalism. You made it very accessible for someone like me because you’re a relatable, everyday guy and not someone that goes to the extreme and makes it look like a hippie movement. We need more people like you. You’ve also very much inspired a parody video I just released which is a parody on minimalism because it’s sad to see how the real message of the movement gets misinterpreted... (I hope you don’t mind me having used a few seconds of your footage, but you just had to be in it 🤭) Thanks for everything!
I did too at first glance. Then upon realizing what I did I went back and am giving it a watch now rather than later. Might as well start with the easy things you know 😉
I just love the way Matt is conquering a sense of confidence through his arguments, every time he posts a video! His attitude is so comforting and inspirational, that I get myself motivated to do every possible thing in the world! Matt, you're the best! 🙌🏾
Just remember that it's a natural progression of character development. Every time you feel slowing down, you push yourself, accomplish and celebrate. One step at a time.
I've learned the hard way that putting too many things on my to-do list leads to procrastination. I have had to narrow it down to things that are actually doable by putting them on an hourly schedule
I read a great article: instead of having a “to-do” list, have a “done/completed” list, that way when you write down a completed task you can cross or tick it off straight away. At the end of the day you will feel accomplished as you now have a list of fully completed tasks 👍
15DollarFit im a to do list junkie and i have done a lot of technic in updating my to do list..using reminder apps,excel,word etc. But now i’ve been using this technique where i keep my to do list by date in ms word (the details one), then i update it in handwritten to do list (every task should take about 3-5 words only). The idea is to immediately trigger u what to do rather than digesting the long sentence on what u supposed to do.so shifting between task is very smooth and made easy. Just few second glance then u know what to do next already. Owh if u got 10 or more things to do, u can prioritize by ticking top 3 next to your list. Once finish,erase the tick n start ticking other until u finish striking through all task/ things to do. So yeah, handwritten to do list really help.
My motivation has been absolute s*it, this outbreak has helped me realize that I am more undisciplined and unmotivated then I previously thought. Sure I get motivated and do shit for one or two days, but then I just fall back off and burn out so easily. It's a God dam mess
We're all in this jay bee.. That's the positive thing about this lockdown.. Makes you sit down and comprehend what you're going through.. Like they always say, The first step to solve a problem is to realize its existence.
Same friend, today I just about had it with everything. Ran out to Target to buy a desk for my room, hoping to start tomorrow and the week ahead on a higher note.
I cannot recommend concentration music enough. There's free stuff on RUclips or websites like Focus @ will. Start listening to that and tell yourself you'll do 15 minutes work and see what happens
Matt D'Avella LoL thanks 😊 Btw, I’m ur biggest fan I have a RUclips channel (PowerProductivity101) and I’ve talked a lot about your work Thanks so much Matt because you’ve made such a difference in my life You’ve inspired me to start my RUclips channel You’ve helped me turn around a lot of my bad habits You’ve given me motivation to get work done You’ve shown me minimalism, which has changed my life And more Thank you so much Matt! 😊
@@ΜόνικαΙακώβου I recommend you watch a video on procrastination made by Healthygamergg, it helps your frame your "problem" differently. Hope this helps!
I actually quit drinking coffee, and I realized that I had a ton of anxiety from the caffeine during those months. I'm alot calmer now, and I'm really productive.
Am I the only one who got more productive due to quarantine? My first year in college (2019) I came back home, wasn't really exhausted but thought "now I'm home, time for free time". Now I am extremely productive because there is no such switch to "home, now free time", it's fluent and therefore I'm more like "I can even finish this now and may have more time tomorrow" but the next day I do the same. Inverted procrastination, and it feels good because I'm productive but also have at least one hour for gaming in the evening.
Honestly, what helps me with procrastination while working from home for the past 8 months is: - Having Routine and pushing through that routine no matter what - Having a designated work space at home. And having 2 extra spots where you can work if you get tired of one spot. - Letting the people you work with know you’re doing serious work and schedule time with them later in the day. - Working 90 minutes, 30 minutes break sessions - Taking 2 mental health rest days a week. Most of my work is mentally intensive where I sit and have to concentrate and be mentally involved regularly. So if we take a rest day from a physical workout regimen, why don’t we give our minds a break too? I also stay away from social media and reading the news on those days. My mental health days are either Wednesday’s and Sundays or Saturday’s and Sundays.
The 90 minutes one is interesting. What would you do if: a) the work is less than 90 minutes? b) you just did 90 minutes but you think the work is almost done
ArtAway Great Question! Obviously I would recommend to use your intuition. I find that an hour in is when I’m reaching my peak of the project I work on. So the additional 30 minutes gives me a chance to finish things up. When I’m done with the project, though, then I’ll take a break. If I’m seeing after 90 minutes that I will finish the project in 5-15 minutes then I’ll see it through because I’m in that state of flow. What helps is setting a timer so you can keep track of time. For certain activities such as social media, I limit my time to those 90 minutes even if I haven’t gotten through everything I wanted to. So I would say, identify which activities are most income-producing and with them you work until that task is finished. Other tasks such as social media (which can cannibalise the time you would’ve spent on your income-producing activities) definitely limit them. What is it that you do?
@@helzikinz I do pomodoro and it is quite effective, but with pomodoro you'll almost never reach the flow state, so I'm interested in trying 90 minutes approach.
@Kayla F yes he is extremely creative, I dont know how he is able to insert something funny in a serious video. If you look for details you will find atleast one detail which is funny in all of his videos.
A pencil is an implement for writing or drawing, constructed of a narrow, solid pigment core in a protective casing that prevents the core from being broken and/or marking the user's hand. Pencils create marks by physical abrasion, leaving a trail of solid core material that adheres to a sheet of paper or other surface. They are distinct from pens, which dispense liquid or gel ink onto the marked surface. Most pencil cores are made of graphite powder mixed with a clay binder. Graphite pencils (traditionally known as 'lead pencils') produce grey or black marks that are easily erased, but otherwise resistant to moisture, most chemicals, ultraviolet radiation and natural aging. Other types of pencil cores, such as those of charcoal, are mainly used for drawing and sketching. Coloured pencils are sometimes used by teachers or editors to correct submitted texts, but are typically regarded as art supplies-especially those with waxy core binders that tend to smear when erasers are applied to them. Grease pencils have a softer, crayon-like waxy core that can leave marks on smooth surfaces such as glass or porcelain. The most common pencil casing is thin wood, usually hexagonal in section but sometimes cylindrical or triangular, permanently bonded to the core. Casings may be of other materials, such as plastic or paper. To use the pencil, the casing must be carved or peeled off to expose the working end of the core as a sharp point. Mechanical pencils have more elaborate casings which are not bonded to the core; instead, they support separate, mobile pigment cores that can be extended or retracted through the casing's tip as needed. These casings can be reloaded with new cores (usually graphite) as the previous ones are exhausted.
I'm sorry but the penguin was EVERYTHING!!! I promise that I was listening and taking note of everything you said and I think your tips are amazing. I'm definitely going to try to incorporate them into my routine but the penguin though...and your expression was hilarious! Thank you for making such good content for a procrastinator such as myself!
Hidden Time Wealth is so unique. I can’t believe I hadn’t heard about it sooner. It’s amazing how life-changing this can be for anyone battling procrastination.
The way Hidden Time Wealth dives into the concept of productivity is mind-blowing. Hidden Time Wealth tips are pure gold, and I wish more people knew about them.
I agree, I would listen to that. Brain food is usually a good one. I made one called dope focus, it’s pretty good. Although I wonder if it would help anyone else to focus besides me. 🧐😊
As Napoleon hill said that:"don't wait the time will never be just right " "Waiting for perfect is never as smart as marking progress And as Steve jobs said "your time is limited so don't waste it " In conclusion :thanks so much Matt and from scientific perspective your idea in make coffee is great by the way
Steve jobs said,"Your time is limited so don't waste it living someone's esle life" complete the sentence because it completely makes a different meaning
Think about how much thought goes into Matt's Videos, he films his videos on friday and edits on mondays, so the to-do list was written on friday for 3 days in the future, so that it seems like he wrote it in the week we are going to watch it in.
literally the first thing I said "this guy been to the barbershop!" I think you did a great job with your cut. Also, I am definitely gonna get back to writing my to do list, I've definitely been getting off task. Great video as always Matt!
I have basically the same set up for studying: coffee, writing down tasks in my planner, being alone, music,(I listen to the exact same playlists!). I also 1) set up a time goals for each day in form of countdown on my phone, it helps me to stay on track, as I was initially getting distracted every couple minutes. I pause whenever I stop working (coffee refill) so I know how much time exactly I spend working. 2) put the phone away far enough for me to have to stand up to get it. My lazy ass wins with want for distraction almost every time 😂
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.
Here are the 5 things in my 15 minute daily ritual (go to description for links):
1. Make coffee.
2. Write out 1 to 3 most important tasks.
3. Find solitude (aka self-isolate while self-isolating 😂).
4. Headphones + Lo-Fi Beats/Deep Focus Playlist.
5. Eliminate distractions by using Freedom App + Deleting Social Apps before work.
Shout out to my dudes Thomas Frank & Joey Schweitzer. If you don't already subscribe to them you can find them here:
Thomas Frank: ruclips.net/user/electrickeye91
Joey Schweitzer aka Better Ideas: ruclips.net/channel/UCtUId5WFnN82GdDy7DgaQ7w
Any advice on life or investing for a 14 year old?
@@abban1948 Do whatever you can to avoid student loans! Go to community college if you have to & apply for as many scholarships as you can. Make the short term sacrifices now and avoid 30+ years of repaying your debts. Good luck, Abban!
Which Lo Fi beats channels do you listen to Matt?
About the back you're right honastly. The sides, great job though. thx for the video btw. your work means a lot to me.
Matt we need another anxiety video asap cause i cant get shit done at home and the inner perfectionist is freaking out :(( greetings from germany
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.
Me: Trying to get some work done..
Matt D’Avella releases a video on how to stop procrastinating
Me: See you later work..
SAME!
Just doing the same here
That's it. All because of Matt :/ haha
Same!
Relatable
I am a simple man: I see functional and well designed items sparsely distributed over a plain white background, I click.
It's not simplicity. It's perfection craving.
Ah! I see, you are a man of culture as well.
Exactly
All I crave is a large, all white desk.
Be a ExPenSive MeN
Sees "5 things that help me avoid procrastination" in homepage
Clicks "Add to: Watch later"
@Emanuele Manili 😂😂😂 me too. Procrastinated until finally watched today
Did you make that joke up all by yourself
Dude i ve like 900 vids waiting to be watched
@@HelloThere-lo3qi 1500. Fight me.
@@balls3198 pretty much
I would like to share what I do, in case someone finds it interesting:
- The day before, plan what you want to do and be realsitic, leave room for failure (example: study 5 units, but doing 3 is fine)
- Wake up at the same hour everyday. It doesn't have to be very early, just the same, to build a habit and a sense of purpose.
- Identify what you like, and use it as a reward. If you are binge watching a series that you like very much, try to earn the joy of watching it. This is important so as to not fall in a pit of guilt and malaise, where nothing makes you happy. You can for example start by dedicating 30 min of work (maybe with a Pomodoro and relaxing music) and then playing 30 min of Animal Crossing. This makes you enjoy your relaxing times, and not feel guilty. As time goes by, you can maybe dedicate the whole morning to work and the evenings to yourself.
- Set your space as you like. This is obvious, but very important. Have a shower and get dressed, don't be with your pijama all day, ventilate your room, do your bed, free your desk from papers and clothes and THEN sit down on your desk. Turn your phone off or put it in another room. And just start doing work. Just starting is a huge step because it breaks the ice, you find that it is not as horrible as your brain put it in advance, and just do as much as you can. Sitting in your chair instead of laying in bed makes it easier, trust me.
- Find ways to enter the flow state: if your house is not quiet, try to put soft music in the background (Sunday Study music playlist by Thom Frank, Lo-Fi streaming, classical music...), ambience videos (rain, white noise, library ambience, coffee shop ambience, etc.) or even no talking asmr. If you use the music that you like, chances are that you will get distracted by singing the lyrics or by a catchy part of the song, but you do you.
Hopefully someone finds any of these points worth reading. Keep going.
Thanks dude. That's pretty helpful. I'll try this today!
Useful tips! Thank you Javi
Interestingly , the little things that we do considering insignificant, affects our focus hugely.
Systematic routine just as you have mentioned makes our day a lot better and satisfying. Thankyou !!
Oh having showers & putting on clean clothes is so important. I don't understand how people don't get bothered by wearing sweaty smelly clothes for days on end.
This is much more helpful 😍
"Procrastination is the most common manifestation of resistance because it's the easiest to rationalize". Changed my perspective.
Read ''The war of art'', that's where this quote is from. 90 life-changing pages.
But was it enough to put you to work. Or do you just understand the concept more.
And the journey goes on..
@@nicolasdisanto4095 the art of war dumbsds
@@miembrosgibran that ain't it chief lol
@@Hidden.SufiRealities-smc I wouldn't say it was enough, I'd say it was more of a stimulus. Been working on a reprogramming old patterns myself, so it all makes a lot of sense.
Me: *Using this video to procrastinate on things*
Matt: _"You are the very thing I swore to destroy."_
will you procrastinate more or less in the long run because you watched this video? That is the question.
I’m just going to pretend that I know that MacBook is just fine.
i had a cardiac arrest moment
He's wife hold the laptop below...
Found the comment that i am looking for lol
Me too I swear !
I thought the same thing 😂
When you realize after the first 10 seconds that you are actually procrastinating while watching this...
My wife laughed aloud when I announced this title as my next video...
Was thinking EXACTLY THAT :D
Totally...
Shit...
🤣
*adds to “Watch Later” playlist*
Great Gatsby Nice
This comment is way underrated
I have 2900 unwatched on that list, that's not crazy... Right?
Yash Lucid I have over 5000 and I can’t add anymore videos to it lmao
hahaha, man I did the same thing
i'm gonna procrastinate the 5 things that help me avoid procrastination
Man😂😂 at least we're all procrastinating going out
Same
this is a next level meme
We'll need another video on how to no procrastinate procrastinating these 5 things to avoid procrastination
"If you want to rest tomorrow, you gotta hustle today. You cannot achieve great success if you don't take care of the small things first, the longer you procrastinate the bigger the wall you build that prevent you from achieving your goals."
This is the advice that my uncle gave me and I hope it helps you, cause it really helped me and I thought I'd share it with you guys.
Bro your uncle a philosopher, also thanks for the advice!
Thankss
Thanks for the advice! Gotta screenshot this and set it as wallpaper :D
That is some good advice.
Nobody:
Me: *feeling guilty cause I’m procrastinating by watching this video*
Me to firend
You kicked my ass
So much better than procrastinating watching the vid at least!
this is so true me
I even procrastinated watching this video until now
My top 8 favorite quotes on Procrastination:
1- “The only difference between success and failure is the ability to take action.”
- Alexander Graham Bell
2- "Don't quit, suffer now, and live the rest of your life as a champion."
- Muhammad Ali
3- “Things may come to those who wait, but only the things left by those who hustle.”
- Abraham Lincoln
4- “One of the most tragic things I know about human nature is that all of us tend to put off living. We are all dreaming of some magical rose garden over the horizon - instead of enjoying the roses blooming outside our windows today.”
- Dale Carnegie
5- “Procrastination is opportunity’s natural assassin.”
- Victor Kiam
6- “Begin doing what you want to do now. We are not living in eternity. We have only this moment, sparkling like a star in our hand, and melting like a snowflake.”
- Francis Bacon
7- “A year from now you may wish you had started today.”
- Karen Lamb
8- “There is nothing so fatal to character as half-finished tasks.”
- David Lloyd George
My favorite:
"I don't procrastinate. I wait until the last minute to do things, because I will be older, and therefore wiser".
-Unknown
Francis Bacon made that quote too sexy. Gawd'am
@@Snorpish that's one way to look at things :P
@@ericwilliamscell3755 yep!
@Sarah Bailey Yep there's some truth to that as well. It's basically more about not being a Reactionary and just jumping into things without thinking and analyzing.
It's about the wisdom to know where to invest our time & energy, and where not to.
On the other hand, if someone is putting things off only because of laziness or misaligned priorities, then that might not serve them well and he/she might lose a lot of great opportunities.
Matt: How to Stop Procrastinating
Me: *hits save to watch later*
Wish I could do that instead of using this video to procrastinate.....😔
😂 big mood
Same
Fun Fact: If you are watching this, you are probably procrastinating.
N...no....you are procrastinating
i know it passed 3 months, but I wanted to say you're wrong, I'm watching this video so I don't sleep in online class cuz if I do I won't do work later lol
You've just figured me out! 🤦🏼🤣
Yes, I am. 🤧
@@marialuna6972 Dude..same
What i took from this video; “I don’t have noise cancelling headphones, i’ll start my college work when they come in the post”
U understand me more...
Don't forget low fi beats or concentration music from RUclips, they are complete game changers for me.
TaoTronics has some pretty affordable noise canceling headphones
Next Level: I am procrastinating my procrastination
that's impressive stuff right there
GENIUS IDEA!!!🤣🤣🤣
Matt: *Puts on headphones and wife doesn't annoy him*
Me: *Puts on headphones and mom yells at me because I can't hear a thing* 😂
Edit: hijacking this comment to say go follow me on Instagram @imlanebradshaw
relatable...
Your XD ruined it..
@@mintee988 no it didnt
Hamzah Shafi I cant find where I asked for your opinion 🤔
Same with me
1:31 such an expensive shot!0 0
原来帅哥也跑来matt这里xD
@Kanak Karadbhajne Binod Singh
Irony: watching this video instead of doing what you’re putting off
Kyvon Brown we’ve taken in step in the right direction by admitting we have a problem and finding a solution to fix it 😂
@@inspireintrigue 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 hahahahahahaha the funniest thing I've read for today 🤣🤣
Actually, no lol, I kept time in my schedule for videos like these, they help a lot. And also I watch them when I'm free.
Thats what i'm doing allright great reminder to leave yt
Nobody:
*Matt:* I tried coronavirus for 30 days, here’s what happened
Everyone: I tried coronavirus for 30 days.
@@mattdavella Yes, that's more accurate **coughs**
hahahaha
@@chromakeyskies4997 All good I'm wearing my facemask
RIP
I was gonna make a joke on procrastination...
...I’ll finish it later.
Anonymous Squirrel 😂
you got us all just now 😂
😂🤣😂🤣
You win. Here is your trophy: 🏆
ok, I'll read it later
the bit where he throws his mac off the table physically pains me
its just a tool
How- just why-
It hurt
Why?
Pain I couldn't even afford 😹
Matt D’Avella was so concerned about our lack of productivity, that he dropped his laptop to get his point across.
My anxiety went 📈📈📈
He would've had a cushion or blanket for it to land on and then edited it the sound of something else dropping :)
He‘s funny lmao
"Don't say that you are going to do it tomorrow! Today is the tomorrow of yesterday; what have you done?"
~Rumî
That's so deep. I better start working instead of reading through comments. But just 5 mins more. 😂
@@severussnape6381 thank you so much! I had never heard about Rumi. I just researched a little bit and I love his view on the world, very inspiring. One of my favorite quotes so far is this "You know the value of every article of merchandise, but if you don't know the value of your own soul, it's all foolishness." It fits perfectly in one of my next videos. Thank you for sharing.
@@severussnape6381 I appreciate it! It's my favorite part of RUclips. Getting connected and learning from people all over the world.
@@severussnape6381 stay safe there! People > Borders
Oh my goodness! There's a spongebob quote that's stuck with me for years "what is today, but yesterday's tomorrow" and I had no idea it was inspired by Rumi, haha
“Procrastination is the common manifestation of resistance because it is easier to rationalise” I think no one has defined procrastination so perfectly before. 👍🏻🙏🏻
Meh, now you just have to define "resistance" instead.
The more useful definition of procrastination, is that it's is your minds' solution to a problem, and that problem is usually some negative emotions that you want to avoid. You have to find out what you are avoiding (often fears of failing, or maybe your task isn't well-defined so you don't know what progress will actually look like).
When you find out what negative emotions you are avoiding, you can implement an actual solution.
Procrastination is NOT a problem - it's a solution to a problem you haven't discovered or identified yet.
After a couple of weeks of depression once the quarantine started, I feel changed. I’m running daily, studying and finishing up my semester, starting to learn coding, web development, and opening an ebay store. You can do it with just a bit of motivation!
Eric the secret is.... grow up🤷🏻♂️
Jw.org
@@Eric21 I think more than Motivation, It's about Momentum. Just start doing the thing..and in 2 to 5 minutes, you get the momentum, and your Procastination is gone.
Sinek: start with why.
Once you have your „why“ you will figure out the „how“. Finding my personal „why“ was more difficult than „how“…
“I'll do that tomorrow. Then tomorrow comes and it's still today. Tomorrow is a relative term.
Makes Annie a lot more depressing”
― Bo Burnham
tmw comes 2day
What does this mean? Honest question.
But today is a gift.
@@hectorsaucedo4465 tomorrow comes today is a song from a band called Gorillaz, thats why that came to my mind xD
But for me it also bears the meaning that your mind wont make a difference between days, the present will always be the present and not differentiate between changes of our daily routine. I dont know if I really explained what I had in mind somewhat adequate, sorry xD
@@sevendevs2253 makes sense
Me: I totally don't procrastinate.
Also Me: *watches this vid instead of writing my essay*
feels bad. This is accurate though.
I feel your pain.
Also you: writing a comment about procastinating
I’m not procrastinating! I’m learning how to not procrastinate...
Same😭
The front is like: I don't believe you, you did it by yourself.
When you show the back: yeah, now I believe you.
The fact that I'm already into these habits (well, almost) reminds me how far I've come from the days when I didn't know what to do. No state is going to last forever and I'll face low points again, but the main thing is to get up again.
Also, a tip: get into a flow of your work, don't mess with that flow. take breaks ofc but don't keep interrupting yourself again and again.
Bo Burnham said it best:
"I'll do that tomorrow, then tomorrow comes and it's today.
Tomorrow is a relative term which means it never comes.
Makes Annie a lot more depressing"
Hahaha what part of his show is that in again?
@@michielvandenberg9280 It's part of Make Happy.
I miss Bo Burnham so much
Love this! I'd like to share some tips I use as well for fighting procrastination:
1. Focusing on completing tasks rather than postponing them to better take advantage of your free time.
2. Spend some of your free time on activities that guarantee value and personal growth
3. Identify your Bermuda triangle (3 social media accounts you spend most time on) to understand how your time is spent.
4. Make a simple To-Do-List to track your various tasks, to avoid forgetting and accumulating unexpected work - as well as completing them one by one.
5. If things still aren’t going as well as they might, make a schedule to properly manage your time and keep yourself structured and organised.
6. Distinguish and separate when you use time for work, free time & free time with added value and growth.
7. Use some free time to produce (create anything that's completely your own: a paper, a video, an audio, painting...) rather than consume.
8. Find a passion to develop and don’t worry if it changes overtime.
GoldBlockCareer Podcast really good ☝️
I started watching "live study with me"'s. Having someone writing or typing quietly next me without actually being next to me is really helpful.
Knowing someone else is working at the same time helps but still being alone is wonderful.
I agree 100 % with you
When quiting coffee, having a hot tea is a good substitute for the making of the coffee as well as having a warm drink. It is not a replacement for coffee, just the action. I found this very helpful when I was quitting coffee. I eventually went back to decaf, because if I miss 1 day of regular=headaches, I.Hate.Headaches! I have a 30 day challenge for you: replacing curse/cuss words with other descriptive and enhancing language that can be repeated to a child. My children are growing minimalists and I love sharing what I learn from you with them! Thanks for the videos, you and your wife are invaluable resources and acquaintances!!
BellaEssentialLiving hi internet friend 👋 just wanted to let you know - I know your pain with quitting coffee! For me, the headaches used to hit in 12 hours of no coffee...18 hours and it was a full-blown migraine!
Question - what cuss word substitutions are you using? I need to quit that too💚
@@hindenburg2006I started cussing because of a very difficult time in my life that I thought I had no control over. I hated that so much in myself that I would catch myself starting to say it and would apologize if it came out or just stop mid-cuss. I relied on prayer and learning to just not speak: maybe you've heard: if you don't have something nice to say, don't say anything. There is also the proverb, a foolish man uttereth all his mind, but a wise man keepeth it in til afterward. Occasionally a "oh, poopies" or "boogers" comes out, but it's a far cry from cussing. Like everything, it takes practice. Thanks for asking 😊
@@BellaEssentialLiving you're welcome; thanks for answering! Oh - I subscribed to your channel ☺ That lentil recipe looked awesome!
@@hindenburg2006 Thanks 💕
So basically we just change the substance of addiction
"NO MACBOOKS WERE HARMED DURING THE FILMING..."
@@lowiqshny English, do you speak it?
@Mili OrtizSorry if this was rude but I have no Idea what he is saying.
Edit: I'm a non native speaker aswell btw.
my heart lol
@@rasmuswilli1044 people be offended by literally a leaf falling off a tree
Seriously Matt... thanks for introducing me to the world of minimalism. You made it very accessible for someone like me because you’re a relatable, everyday guy and not someone that goes to the extreme and makes it look like a hippie movement. We need more people like you.
You’ve also very much inspired a parody video I just released which is a parody on minimalism because it’s sad to see how the real message of the movement gets misinterpreted... (I hope you don’t mind me having used a few seconds of your footage, but you just had to be in it 🤭)
Thanks for everything!
I'm trying to be minimalist too but it's so hard when you have messy character 😅
@@spacecat4689 Hang in there, even if you start small :)
I literally put this video in my watch later....
Wow
Ha me too
Same bro. But today I will watch it tomorrow 😂😂
I did too at first glance. Then upon realizing what I did I went back and am giving it a watch now rather than later. Might as well start with the easy things you know 😉
I just love the way Matt is conquering a sense of confidence through his arguments, every time he posts a video! His attitude is so comforting and inspirational, that I get myself motivated to do every possible thing in the world! Matt, you're the best! 🙌🏾
Your hair looks way better than most people’s self cuts I’ve seen.
Just remember that it's a natural progression of character development.
Every time you feel slowing down, you push yourself, accomplish and celebrate. One step at a time.
That’s reassuring
Ah, thank you! I think I needed that...
Anyone noticed the: Everything is fine. Everything is fine thing! Matt putting a message directly to our Subconscious in this Crisis😆
i was searching for your comment dude ! lmao
@@mahmoudaakil1564 i did the same and then posted it😂
Buuuuuut....everything is not fine
@@atl3630 but it will be
@@mahmoudaakil1564 same
"He took a step, but then felt tired. He said 'I'll rest, a little while.' But when he tried to walk again, he wasn't a child." - Regina Spektor
i love that song!!
Oh-
@@oliviascholten6935 me too! Regina Spektor is underrated imo
Online school is making me procrastinate SO MUCH
Oh yeah! It's a drag
True
Can you explain why? I am really curious!
Liz Stratman so true! It’s such a struggle
Matt: 5 things that help me avoid procrastination
Me: Watching Matt's 5 things that helps him avoid procrastinating while I procrastinate
This puts you on the road to being better. So it is okay
0:11 *The GODS of productivity channels*
Lans Conte True! 😁
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 learned the hard way that putting too many things on my to-do list leads to procrastination. I have had to narrow it down to things that are actually doable by putting them on an hourly schedule
So true
15DollarFit lists never fucking work for my miserable ass
I read a great article: instead of having a “to-do” list, have a “done/completed” list, that way when you write down a completed task you can cross or tick it off straight away. At the end of the day you will feel accomplished as you now have a list of fully completed tasks 👍
@@caitlinwest272 I never read this anywhere before..but I do this .it feels better than not getting your to-do list completed.
15DollarFit im a to do list junkie and i have done a lot of technic in updating my to do list..using reminder apps,excel,word etc. But now i’ve been using this technique where i keep my to do list by date in ms word (the details one), then i update it in handwritten to do list (every task should take about 3-5 words only). The idea is to immediately trigger u what to do rather than digesting the long sentence on what u supposed to do.so shifting between task is very smooth and made easy. Just few second glance then u know what to do next already. Owh if u got 10 or more things to do, u can prioritize by ticking top 3 next to your list. Once finish,erase the tick n start ticking other until u finish striking through all task/ things to do. So yeah, handwritten to do list really help.
we want the "how to cut your own hair in covid situation"
I agree on that one I need a haircut 😂
I was two weeks late on a haircut, then America closed.
mason s. RIP
I just gave myself a haircut, and it doesn’t look that bad
Okay once I figure out how to do it :)
Everybody gangsta, till someone disturbs Matt's do not disturb mode.
not even a pandemic can stop matt from keepin a fresh cut
My motivation has been absolute s*it, this outbreak has helped me realize that I am more undisciplined and unmotivated then I previously thought. Sure I get motivated and do shit for one or two days, but then I just fall back off and burn out so easily. It's a God dam mess
Jay Bee you aren’t alone. You’ll get better. This whole thing will get better
We're all in this jay bee.. That's the positive thing about this lockdown.. Makes you sit down and comprehend what you're going through.. Like they always say, The first step to solve a problem is to realize its existence.
Same friend, today I just about had it with everything. Ran out to Target to buy a desk for my room, hoping to start tomorrow and the week ahead on a higher note.
I cannot recommend concentration music enough. There's free stuff on RUclips or websites like Focus @ will. Start listening to that and tell yourself you'll do 15 minutes work and see what happens
Don't be so harsh on yourself, dude! The first step is to acknowledge it. Then you can make the changes! Start slowly and you'll get there.
When you’re so early you beat Matt’s comment again lmao
Cindy you are a legend.
Matt D'Avella LoL thanks 😊
Btw, I’m ur biggest fan
I have a RUclips channel (PowerProductivity101) and I’ve talked a lot about your work
Thanks so much Matt because you’ve made such a difference in my life
You’ve inspired me to start my RUclips channel
You’ve helped me turn around a lot of my bad habits
You’ve given me motivation to get work done
You’ve shown me minimalism, which has changed my life
And more
Thank you so much Matt! 😊
The concept of Hidden Time Wealth blew my mind. It’s like finding a cheat code for productivity and defeating procrastination.
"Cool, Matt made a video about procrastination, my number one problem I need to solve!"
A D D T O W A T C H L A T E R
Procrastination is not actually a problem. Its your brains solution to do as little work as efficently as possible.
@@timom9833 well, it becomes a problem if you have loads of work to do for university.😅
@@ΜόνικαΙακώβου I recommend you watch a video on procrastination made by Healthygamergg, it helps your frame your "problem" differently. Hope this helps!
@@timom9833 thanks, I'll check it out!
This video: comes out
Me: About procrastination? Oh cool, I'll watch it later.
Lmaoo bruh fr
Damn true 😅
yeah it’s been in my watch later since it came out and just now i’m watching it
I actually quit drinking coffee, and I realized that I had a ton of anxiety from the caffeine during those months. I'm alot calmer now, and I'm really productive.
Caffeine gives you energy.
So true for me. I only drink coffee about 10x a year, but when I do, I want to fire everyone.
@Chaldean King similar to* Psychostimulants, yes, but they are not the same.
Am I the only one who got more productive due to quarantine?
My first year in college (2019) I came back home, wasn't really exhausted but thought "now I'm home, time for free time".
Now I am extremely productive because there is no such switch to "home, now free time", it's fluent and therefore I'm more like "I can even finish this now and may have more time tomorrow" but the next day I do the same.
Inverted procrastination, and it feels good because I'm productive but also have at least one hour for gaming in the evening.
Honestly, what helps me with procrastination while working from home for the past 8 months is:
- Having Routine and pushing through that routine no matter what
- Having a designated work space at home. And having 2 extra spots where you can work if you get tired of one spot.
- Letting the people you work with know you’re doing serious work and schedule time with them later in the day.
- Working 90 minutes, 30 minutes break sessions
- Taking 2 mental health rest days a week. Most of my work is mentally intensive where I sit and have to concentrate and be mentally involved regularly. So if we take a rest day from a physical workout regimen, why don’t we give our minds a break too? I also stay away from social media and reading the news on those days. My mental health days are either Wednesday’s and Sundays or Saturday’s and Sundays.
The 90 minutes one is interesting. What would you do if:
a) the work is less than 90 minutes?
b) you just did 90 minutes but you think the work is almost done
ArtAway Great Question! Obviously I would recommend to use your intuition. I find that an hour in is when I’m reaching my peak of the project I work on. So the additional 30 minutes gives me a chance to finish things up. When I’m done with the project, though, then I’ll take a break.
If I’m seeing after 90 minutes that I will finish the project in 5-15 minutes then I’ll see it through because I’m in that state of flow.
What helps is setting a timer so you can keep track of time.
For certain activities such as social media, I limit my time to those 90 minutes even if I haven’t gotten through everything I wanted to.
So I would say, identify which activities are most income-producing and with them you work until that task is finished.
Other tasks such as social media (which can cannibalise the time you would’ve spent on your income-producing activities) definitely limit them.
What is it that you do?
@@helzikinz I do pomodoro and it is quite effective, but with pomodoro you'll almost never reach the flow state, so I'm interested in trying 90 minutes approach.
This video made me procrastinate, anyone else 😂
PlasmaTPOP I watched it during my designated break time. Ha. 😂😂
Literally same 😂 I was supposed to be editing a video
@@jacobbenson9411 ahhhhhh you did it right
bruh i was suppose to sleep 4 hours ago
Me: ok time to get some work done
RUclips: Matt d’avella How to avoid procrastination
Me: Cya after 10 min Work.
Matt is legit one of the best content creators on yt, i mean the quality and simplicity of these videos my gosh ♥️
4:49 the "everything is fine page" probably looked eerie for someone who didn't watch Matt's morning routine video LOL
Ya honestly that's so true I didn't even think of that till you brought it up 😂
Yeah, it’s like a depressed person’s page
Matt's been procrastinating so hard with his phone, that his beard grew back completely from 0:00 - 0:03 😂😂😂
completely intentional shot haha
I'm a Windows user, but damn did it hurt when he dropped his laptop. 🥺
Dude is so freaked out, he wrote 'everything thing is fine' like a million times in to do list 😂😂
@Kayla F yes he is extremely creative, I dont know how he is able to insert something funny in a serious video. If you look for details you will find atleast one detail which is funny in all of his videos.
This quarantine is giving us an excuse to procrastinate.
Just Some Guy without a Mustache honestlyyy
Nice to see you here aswell. And facts
you right
And it’s also giving us an excuse to watch RUclips for 25 hours a day
A pencil is an implement for writing or drawing, constructed of a narrow, solid pigment core in a protective casing that prevents the core from being broken and/or marking the user's hand.
Pencils create marks by physical abrasion, leaving a trail of solid core material that adheres to a sheet of paper or other surface. They are distinct from pens, which dispense liquid or gel ink onto the marked surface.
Most pencil cores are made of graphite powder mixed with a clay binder. Graphite pencils (traditionally known as 'lead pencils') produce grey or black marks that are easily erased, but otherwise resistant to moisture, most chemicals, ultraviolet radiation and natural aging. Other types of pencil cores, such as those of charcoal, are mainly used for drawing and sketching. Coloured pencils are sometimes used by teachers or editors to correct submitted texts, but are typically regarded as art supplies-especially those with waxy core binders that tend to smear when erasers are applied to them. Grease pencils have a softer, crayon-like waxy core that can leave marks on smooth surfaces such as glass or porcelain.
The most common pencil casing is thin wood, usually hexagonal in section but sometimes cylindrical or triangular, permanently bonded to the core. Casings may be of other materials, such as plastic or paper. To use the pencil, the casing must be carved or peeled off to expose the working end of the core as a sharp point. Mechanical pencils have more elaborate casings which are not bonded to the core; instead, they support separate, mobile pigment cores that can be extended or retracted through the casing's tip as needed. These casings can be reloaded with new cores (usually graphite) as the previous ones are exhausted.
Procrastination at its finest 👌
Yeah it’s called a pencil
I'm sorry but the penguin was EVERYTHING!!! I promise that I was listening and taking note of everything you said and I think your tips are amazing. I'm definitely going to try to incorporate them into my routine but the penguin though...and your expression was hilarious! Thank you for making such good content for a procrastinator such as myself!
Hidden Time Wealth is so unique. I can’t believe I hadn’t heard about it sooner. It’s amazing how life-changing this can be for anyone battling procrastination.
Me: procrastinates by watching a video that helps me avoid procrastination
When the video started, I was like “did he go to a barber”. Good job!
Let's admit it, we are all procastinating by watching this video
Shaked Apter Not if you watch this when you have already achieved your goals for the day.
I love that people watching this are people procrastinating 🤣
Matt: You must sit down and get to work
Me: watching this video instead of doing work
he got us all 😂
Okay: Did he really throw his MacBook down the table? 😂
im certain he had a cushion or something to catch it :D
I dropped mine 5 ft with the screen open on a wood floor and not even a scratch
Yeah it hurts me too ...🤣
MacBooks are tanks. I've thrown mine across the room and against the wall and it barely scratched. And I'm typing on it right now.
@@diinm bro WHY would you troll your macbook against the wall???
when this was posted while you're procrastinating lmao
DABEARS34 😂 relatable
PERFECT TIMING!
Exactly... 😂
@@luscious_sky I totally agree 😂
I'm always procrastinating something.
The way Hidden Time Wealth dives into the concept of productivity is mind-blowing. Hidden Time Wealth tips are pure gold, and I wish more people knew about them.
9:28 there's a talent there for cartoon voice acting 😂
I know right? 😂
lol.
Anyone gonna talk about how a page is filled with Everything is fine at 4:50 ?
yes
ooh so that's what it says! Now I know what it says I can read it 😂 (non native speaker here) thank you!
I think he’s on to something there...I feel like I should write that daily too. Curious.
Reminds me of “The Shining”
Its from one of his last videos guys, keep up haha
honestly, this is the best haircut I've seen since the beginning of this Coronavirus crisis
and I've seen a lot xD
I'm sure I will make it to the top of your worst haircuts seen. 😂😂
No the haircuts was better before, in my opinion
Fearless Dreams the competition is tough xD
@@azozfs5330 better start making that video!
Who is procrastinating by watching this video? 🙋♂️
Well uhhh I think we are not procrastinating maybe coz we are watching something that could help us to stop procrastinating.
Me :)
Yes I’m procrastinating with this video and cubing. It’s not helpful.
me 🙋🏼♂️
me
I really like Matt’s humor, the reason I don’t want to skip any of his youtube videos 😂👌
I've got 5 "how to stop procrastinating" vids in my watch later playlist.
My problems are far deeper than a thought
Matt, you should create your own Playlist on Spotify with beats that help to stay focused. 🙏🏼🎶
Just use the lo-fi girl
@@ai00436 good idea if I didn't know every beat in that playlist by heart already.
@@phko182 oof, I listen to anime songs bc I'm a fucking weeb. I dont get distracted by vocals tho
@@ai00436 i don't even watch anime but still love those songs. Any specific playlist or type of songs you listen to?
I agree, I would listen to that. Brain food is usually a good one. I made one called dope focus, it’s pretty good. Although I wonder if it would help anyone else to focus besides me. 🧐😊
Seeing Joey, Matt and Frank playing video games together is just legendary.
Me: procrastinating my newest animation project by watching Harry Potter
Matt: Releases and anti procrastination video
Me: I'll watch it later
As Napoleon hill said that:"don't wait the time will never be just right "
"Waiting for perfect is never as smart as marking progress
And as Steve jobs said "your time is limited so don't waste it "
In conclusion :thanks so much Matt and from scientific perspective your idea in make coffee is great by the way
Steve jobs said,"Your time is limited so don't waste it living someone's esle life" complete the sentence because it completely makes a different meaning
I know but I take that to convey the information
Think about how much thought goes into Matt's Videos, he films his videos on friday and edits on mondays, so the to-do list was written on friday for 3 days in the future, so that it seems like he wrote it in the week we are going to watch it in.
Johannes 🤯
I liked the video when he said he listens to Lofi Beats. I do the same whenever I have to study and it helps me a lot to focus. Thx for this vid
“All work and no play makes jack a dull boy. “
“All work and no play makes jack a dull boy. “
“All work and no play makes jack a dull boy. “
Hahaha
“All play and no work makes jack a lazy boy.”
If I say this three times in an office mirror...will Jack appear and take me on an adventure? 😂
literally the first thing I said "this guy been to the barbershop!" I think you did a great job with your cut. Also, I am definitely gonna get back to writing my to do list, I've definitely been getting off task. Great video as always Matt!
1:29 dude, you’re risking it too much in this vids 😂 true dedication 👍
Dude, you are a life changer. YOUR PROCRASTINATION VIDEOS ARE AWESOME.
it's weird how I never thought "wow this guy makes a lot of coffee" until he explicitly mentioned it. thanks, matt for your elite coffee making
I have basically the same set up for studying: coffee, writing down tasks in my planner, being alone, music,(I listen to the exact same playlists!). I also
1) set up a time goals for each day in form of countdown on my phone, it helps me to stay on track, as I was initially getting distracted every couple minutes. I pause whenever I stop working (coffee refill) so I know how much time exactly I spend working.
2) put the phone away far enough for me to have to stand up to get it. My lazy ass wins with want for distraction almost every time 😂
Love the page that's full of "everything is fine" at 4:52
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.