This is a video about winning the war for your attention and becoming distraction free with a simple 3 step method. I call it the three hat method. Enjoy
Hello, I recently came across your channel and the timing of this video was perfect for me, I have some important exams in 30 days from now and I was really struggling to focus but this video guided me, so I planned out my ideal day for next month mainly focused on studies with also giving my some time for fun activities online and made them intended and as a reward for following my schedule. Just want to thank you for making this video, I hope to follow the advice given in this video according to my life and will update this after 30 days and this comment is here to keep me accountable.
I literally don't even know if you showed animations here because I listen to RUclips while doing chores, rarely actually watch. It's frustrating when someone is showing something instead of just saying it, making me have to stop what I'm doing, take phone out of pocket and rewind to see what I missed. Also I absolutely hate those stock video clips so many channels add. It's the visual equivalent of "um". So yeah, imo good call to put your time into the meat and drop the frosting. Your discussion made me think of how easy it was to manipulate myself into stopping the instagram vomit scroll just by removing the icon from my home screen. Forgot it existed for days. Pathetic really, but better to know the truth.
That's a good point actually. I'll keep in my mind some people are only listening. Thanks. And yea, it's always a good idea to question why we do things
Why does a video for people who have trouble paying attention have this much gratuitous dialogue? I don't need an architect metaphor bro just tell me what the steps are. It's like making a class to help alcoholics quit that you can only join if you're sober for a week
I disagree bro. If the steps are all you needed, then a quick google search would sort you out. The problem is implementing steps. Using things we already understand as Metaphors help synthesize the 'why' behind the step or the idea. That's what people need to make changes in their lives
Hello, I recently came across your channel and the timing of this video was perfect for me, I have some important exams in 30 days from now and I was really struggling to focus but this video guided me, so I planned out my ideal day for next month mainly focused on studies with also giving my some time for fun activities online and made them intended and as a reward for following my schedule. Just want to thank you for making this video, I hope to follow the advice given in this video according to my life and will update this after 30 days and this comment is here to keep me accountable.
Perfect! Look forward to reading your update
I literally don't even know if you showed animations here because I listen to RUclips while doing chores, rarely actually watch. It's frustrating when someone is showing something instead of just saying it, making me have to stop what I'm doing, take phone out of pocket and rewind to see what I missed. Also I absolutely hate those stock video clips so many channels add. It's the visual equivalent of "um". So yeah, imo good call to put your time into the meat and drop the frosting. Your discussion made me think of how easy it was to manipulate myself into stopping the instagram vomit scroll just by removing the icon from my home screen. Forgot it existed for days. Pathetic really, but better to know the truth.
That's a good point actually. I'll keep in my mind some people are only listening. Thanks.
And yea, it's always a good idea to question why we do things
Why does a video for people who have trouble paying attention have this much gratuitous dialogue? I don't need an architect metaphor bro just tell me what the steps are. It's like making a class to help alcoholics quit that you can only join if you're sober for a week
I disagree bro. If the steps are all you needed, then a quick google search would sort you out.
The problem is implementing steps. Using things we already understand as Metaphors help synthesize the 'why' behind the step or the idea. That's what people need to make changes in their lives