1. 9'o clock rule - go to sleep on time every day, stop all tasks, to get a good day ahead 2. Act of planning has value - take a step back to check if you're moving in the right direction. Track your way to your vision. 3. Power of batching - group similar tasks together to have intense focus and deep work. Switching causes distraction. 4. Time block 90minutes-deep work sessions with predetermined goals in your calendar. 5. Put your daily tasks to recurrent events to form a habit as there is no deadline. Have to-do lists for 2 min rule tasks and do them immediately without interfering with those with deep work sessions. 6. Evening review - Get to bed and plan out the next day.
This video is gold, How many hours do spend on each subject? could you make a video of an example calendar where you show the hours spend before and after taking the class? I'm a part-time student but want to go for a full time in computer science but fall, my classes, are complicated and I also have a job. I haven't seen anyone talking about their schedule in their preparation process. Thank you.
Definitely have a higher max focus time, but it's only when doing something super enjoyable like reading. I finished The lord of flies in one go, took 150 minutes, but again doing something I really really enjoyed.
This is power packed viedo holy shit! Just couple days ago I discovered Animedoro from one of the proactivity RUclipsrs and I thought I had a great productivity hack! But the “attention is the currency of productivity” quote and your explanation of it, i felt I was so stupid to think that. Intense focus and deep work is the way forward. Contact switching is not good for the mind. Thanks man it is amazing!
Totally agree on batching. Still there is something about doing very big, tedious and difficult tasks that if u just do 5-15 min everyday, not only you make some progress but one day you’ll realize it is done. (In my experience most of those task are related to tidying up/order like house/file system/study system/email). Anyways, good job. Ps: always thought I was alone, but everyday I found a lot of people that have the same interests, follows the same path and study the same things.
Mab, 1st of all congo for Amazon! Next, I would like to ask how to have grabbed the thing, what are the courses have you taken, projects, resumes, hackathons,CC and what are the things you'd suggest to someone looking up to you
Would have been immensely helpful if I had discovered this while I got in college. Sadly I finished college the previous year and have been wasting time ever since on youtube. I know that I am very talented but talent without work is a waste.
I have tried a 25/5 split and a 50/10 split for deep work. The problem with 25 is that its too small and the 5 minute break ends up becoming a 30 minute break. The problem with 50/10 split is somewhat the same. Also I am not able to get as much done in 50 mins as I would like. Meaning its hard to schedule a meaninful block of work to be completed within 50 mins, because I have a problem with activation time as well. it takes me atleast 15 mins to get in the zone. I think i will try a 90/30 split. seems promising.
@@AmanManazir Hey I tried to find your video on todos like you mentioned in a video. But i couldnt find that. Can you see if you can add links to the videos in decriptions if you mention them in other videos? Maybe I am missing something here. Also great stuff btw on your channel. Loved what i have seen so far.
i like the 25/5 split. it's indeed too short for getting tasks done but thats about where i start losing focus, so doing multiple 25/5 cycles during my study hours helps a lot. also, getting more than 5 minute break is often too monotonous to me since i dont allow myself to get on my phone during breaks. i usually end up looking at the city through my window or laying on my bed, although boring its pretty replenishing for some reason
As a Trick, you should have you phone on fly mode and use your 5 minute breaks to do your to do‘s like cooking, cleaning up, just meditate and don’t watch your phone or television. And you don’t need to do exact 5 minutes, you also can grab a water or something and start afterwards like after 2 minutes
1. 9'o clock rule - go to sleep on time every day, stop all tasks, to get a good day ahead
2. Act of planning has value - take a step back to check if you're moving in the right direction. Track your way to your vision.
3. Power of batching - group similar tasks together to have intense focus and deep work. Switching causes distraction.
4. Time block 90minutes-deep work sessions with predetermined goals in your calendar.
5. Put your daily tasks to recurrent events to form a habit as there is no deadline.
Have to-do lists for 2 min rule tasks and do them immediately without interfering with those with deep work sessions.
6. Evening review - Get to bed and plan out the next day.
The quality of this video is crazy, lots of useful and well explained tips. You deserve way more subs ^^
Thanks! Hopefully I’ll get more subs haha
“My friend invited me to a party so I might stay up until 10 or 10:30pm” proper wild college life there steady on
hahaha yes indeed
your speaking is gentle and very nice. Good to have you here. I got you from the video regarding Notion. That was amazing
Great video, insane quality! Loved the short summary at the end
This video is gold, How many hours do spend on each subject? could you make a video of an example calendar where you show the hours spend before and after taking the class? I'm a part-time student but want to go for a full time in computer science but fall, my classes, are complicated and I also have a job. I haven't seen anyone talking about their schedule in their preparation process. Thank you.
good video, normally these type of videos are just cringey to me, but this was surprisingly well articulated!!
Definitely have a higher max focus time, but it's only when doing something super enjoyable like reading.
I finished The lord of flies in one go, took 150 minutes, but again doing something I really really enjoyed.
This is way better than the 6 am rule I use wherein I wake up early no matter when I sleep. The 9 O'Clock rule is something I gotta give a try
Yeah definitely, going to bed at a consistent time makes sure you get that 8 strong hours 💪🏽
Your channel does not get enough appreciation man, thanks a lot!
just leaving the phone in another room while studying helps a lot
for sure!
This is power packed viedo holy shit!
Just couple days ago I discovered Animedoro from one of the proactivity RUclipsrs and I thought I had a great productivity hack!
But the “attention is the currency of productivity” quote and your explanation of it, i felt I was so stupid to think that. Intense focus and deep work is the way forward. Contact switching is not good for the mind. Thanks man it is amazing!
Super nice video, keep the work up!
just subscribed recently and i'm loving the consistent high quality content, you really deserve more views!
Finally this is the youtube channel I am finding
Totally agree on batching. Still there is something about doing very big, tedious and difficult tasks that if u just do 5-15 min everyday, not only you make some progress but one day you’ll realize it is done. (In my experience most of those task are related to tidying up/order like house/file system/study system/email).
Anyways, good job.
Ps: always thought I was alone, but everyday I found a lot of people that have the same interests, follows the same path and study the same things.
This channel will probably bang keep the good work the quality of the videos are very good
Thanks!
Your videos are really good you def gonna be a popular youtuber in no time
Very informative & motivating video!
Mab, 1st of all congo for Amazon! Next, I would like to ask how to have grabbed the thing, what are the courses have you taken, projects, resumes, hackathons,CC and what are the things you'd suggest to someone looking up to you
Thank you for this video. Loved it!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Where did you learn how to make youtube videos? I really like your style of videos and wanna make videos soon
Thank you for this amazing video, very insightful
Glad it was helpful!
Great Videos! Please consider making a video on how to get back on track after a derailed 2 3day routine? You surely deserve more subs!
What am I doing right now, is to do work early or do them the day they are assigned.
I wish I knew these tips when I first got into college
Same, I wish I discovered them earlier :D
Would have been immensely helpful if I had discovered this while I got in college. Sadly I finished college the previous year and have been wasting time ever since on youtube. I know that I am very talented but talent without work is a waste.
A lot of these tips are still useful even after graduating college- best of luck!
out of all of these finding an internship/job is the most difficult part
Yeah that part is pretty difficult
Very informative as always ❤️👌. By the way, which macbook you are using at the start of the video - intel or M1 ? .
2019 Intel
@@AmanManazir Thank you. I too have same intel macbook of 2019😊. Wish I also become productive same like you one day 😊
Interesting
Why don't you make a skillshare course?
I have one on C# fundamentals, but I'm planning a few more once I hit 50K+ subscribers and have a large enough audience. Thanks for the suggestion!
@@AmanManazir By looking at the type of content you make your can achieve this goal easily. Best of luck
Thank God...i got this video 🙄
dont freeze a video with a clock and a candle light bro it looks weird af, just keep it rolling for some time
u right I noticed that later lol
I have tried a 25/5 split and a 50/10 split for deep work. The problem with 25 is that its too small and the 5 minute break ends up becoming a 30 minute break. The problem with 50/10 split is somewhat the same. Also I am not able to get as much done in 50 mins as I would like. Meaning its hard to schedule a meaninful block of work to be completed within 50 mins, because I have a problem with activation time as well. it takes me atleast 15 mins to get in the zone.
I think i will try a 90/30 split. seems promising.
I agree with how you feel on the smaller splits- 90/30 is great for me
@@AmanManazir Hey I tried to find your video on todos like you mentioned in a video. But i couldnt find that. Can you see if you can add links to the videos in decriptions if you mention them in other videos? Maybe I am missing something here.
Also great stuff btw on your channel. Loved what i have seen so far.
i like the 25/5 split. it's indeed too short for getting tasks done but thats about where i start losing focus, so doing multiple 25/5 cycles during my study hours helps a lot. also, getting more than 5 minute break is often too monotonous to me since i dont allow myself to get on my phone during breaks. i usually end up looking at the city through my window or laying on my bed, although boring its pretty replenishing for some reason
As a Trick, you should have you phone on fly mode and use your 5 minute breaks to do your to do‘s like cooking, cleaning up, just meditate and don’t watch your phone or television. And you don’t need to do exact 5 minutes, you also can grab a water or something and start afterwards like after 2 minutes
Me going to bed at 22:00. _My siblings ruining my sleep_ 😕
Fml