I finished a college final paper from scratch, researching in the library, and planning, body writing, editing, review, citations, formatting, etc. In about 3.5 hours leading up to the time deadline to drop it off at professors office made it with less than 10 minutes to spare.
@3:08 from experience, this is absolutely NOT how that would go. The professor would say something along: "I can take a look at it but I can't give you feedback or tell you if you're on the right direction because that's considered intervening".
A bit confused...At 0:45 he says that he "winged through high school" by completing a project in 5 hours instead of piecing it out during the course of the week leading up to it. Then at 4:09 he totally contradicts that approach.
Actually, the 1st statement was how he skated by in high school, stressing out over assignments, and barely getting it in on time. How much more stress do you have in life as an adult than you did in high school? It's not a contradiction of the first statement. It's doing the same thing, but not procrastinating until the last minute, stressing out over it, turning in sub-par work, and not getting better than you're capable of. The concept is to do the same thing, only early so you can look at it again with fresh eyes and complete it early. That way when life gets in the way, as it always does, you don't have to worry about the task that you needed to get done...it's already done.
Great stuff! I used this law in before all my exams. I usually whould wait until there are 2 days before the exam and then start studying and it went great!
So, it's Monday and you have a paper due on Friday, and you know that. How do you delude yourself into temporarily believing it's due on, say, Wednesday?
@@akirasuzuki9269 Great things take time, you know...😉 and if the great doesn't happen to be that great as thought, but at least we have something great in our hand, be positive buddy.
How do we know how short to make a deadline? For example, how did you decide to give yourself 5 hours for that paper? Could it have been done in 4 hours or 3?
"You get it done early. You punch twice as hard. " That video was nothing like I was expecting when I saw the first 10 seconds. Kudos to you Brian! And btw you can be a fighter without actually being one. You might have read it already but check out the "King, Warrior, Magician, Lover" book.
+mikkelkmerrild Absolutely! Parkinson's Law is about the idiocy of bureaucracy by staffing more people to accomplish tasks that fewer people could do. As C.N. Parkinson discussed, bureaucratic growth is not necessarily relative to the amount of work present. In essence, it promotes and fosters inefficiency. It's not about procrastination as many seem to believe.
The thing is that you knew this before watching this video. Someone watching this video without this privious knowledge will still have no idea about what Parkinson´s Law is actually stating in theory. This video is just a "watch my stuff" click bait using a popular search request.
I finished a college final paper from scratch, researching in the library, and planning, body writing, editing, review, citations, formatting, etc. In about 3.5 hours leading up to the time deadline to drop it off at professors office made it with less than 10 minutes to spare.
@3:08 from experience, this is absolutely NOT how that would go. The professor would say something along: "I can take a look at it but I can't give you feedback or tell you if you're on the right direction because that's considered intervening".
Very easy to understand explanation.
Good One. Presentation is Amazing
Thanks I will apply this and see how it improves my productivity
the best video explain the Parkinson's Law in interesting way, and i can say the best one I've found it so far.
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A bit confused...At 0:45 he says that he "winged through high school" by completing a project in 5 hours instead of piecing it out during the course of the week leading up to it. Then at 4:09 he totally contradicts that approach.
Actually, the 1st statement was how he skated by in high school, stressing out over assignments, and barely getting it in on time. How much more stress do you have in life as an adult than you did in high school? It's not a contradiction of the first statement. It's doing the same thing, but not procrastinating until the last minute, stressing out over it, turning in sub-par work, and not getting better than you're capable of. The concept is to do the same thing, only early so you can look at it again with fresh eyes and complete it early. That way when life gets in the way, as it always does, you don't have to worry about the task that you needed to get done...it's already done.
Thank you very much for valuable information, let me know how can I motivate my self to done work early and punch harder.
Great stuff! I used this law in before all my exams. I usually whould wait until there are 2 days before the exam and then start studying and it went great!
Awesome video! Thanks :D
Thank you! You are great! The video is super interesting!
Very nice explaination
So, it's Monday and you have a paper due on Friday, and you know that. How do you delude yourself into temporarily believing it's due on, say, Wednesday?
yes you have to make a realistic deadline. I think in your case Wed is ok.
Loved it. Thanks Sir!
Dude your channel will grow. I'll guarantee you.. Keep at it!
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@@akirasuzuki9269 Great things take time, you know...😉
and if the great doesn't happen to be that great as thought,
but at least we have something great in our hand, be positive buddy.
How do we know how short to make a deadline? For example, how did you decide to give yourself 5 hours for that paper? Could it have been done in 4 hours or 3?
great enthusiasm and great delivery !!!
I’m applying this in every area of my life 10x over
that was really great explanation bro
Loved this
Amazing! Thanks! This will work!
VERY GOOD!!!!!
Awesome 👌👌 waiting for more videos.
Thanx for that
Thank you
best video of my life....
superb....
You are really good!
it helps thank you. now it is 2020
Good one 👌
Great!
He's stating the obvious, but I guess we all still need to hear it.
What if you have ddl everyday?
Great video as always man. Love stuff like this... Parkinson's Law, 80/20 rule, etc... Great Video!
"You get it done early. You punch twice as hard. " That video was nothing like I was expecting when I saw the first 10 seconds. Kudos to you Brian!
And btw you can be a fighter without actually being one. You might have read it already but check out the "King, Warrior, Magician, Lover" book.
well done.
cool tip
This guy is fucking hilarious!
yeah, man it's shocking to know that we don't know how much we don't know.
Deconstruction of Parkinson's Law at it's best
Dang dude u still alive
Holy Shit! So I'm a high achiever!
OK... after 1 more video.
From the side he looks like Will Ferrell
This has nothing to do with Parkinson´s Law - just saying
+mikkelkmerrild Absolutely! Parkinson's Law is about the idiocy of bureaucracy by staffing more people to accomplish tasks that fewer people could do. As C.N. Parkinson discussed, bureaucratic growth is not necessarily relative to the amount of work present. In essence, it promotes and fosters inefficiency. It's not about procrastination as many seem to believe.
The thing is that you knew this before watching this video. Someone watching this video without this privious knowledge will still have no idea about what Parkinson´s Law is actually stating in theory. This video is just a "watch my stuff" click bait using a popular search request.
On multiple levels, doing an all nighter is hella foolish behavior.
Wow man, so helpful. I want to be a good slave 👍🏻!!!
That's how Mafia works.
Hindi caption would be an advantage.
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