Don't manage your time, do this instead
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
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Summary: prioritise tasks. Some are high yeild, some less yeild. Executive accordingly
Bro is out here in the trenches. I salute thee!
So basically you're trying to improve your efficiency at which you reach your goal. Finding different methods which are more effective in increasing your efficiency
Bro literally look like the embodiment of this emoji - 🤓
Yes, he wears glasses.
He’s so cute
he's handsomeeee ❤❤
What makes a task worth 5 steps?????
I have too many things in my head
Great definitions got new subscriber
Time management is unachievable because time can’t be managed. It’s a continuum that was there before you were born and will still be going when you’re gone so it doesn’t care what your wants nor needs are.
However, tasks and which of them you assign as your priority can😊
Ohio boss-?
Overman T-shirt lol. That's how I had started to perceive you ultimately
This is way too vague.
You have to pay for his classes for a clear answer. He charges you per answer
@@loki-of-asgard7877 honestly, this shit is a scam.
Then go try to figure it out by experimenting, observing, and reflecting.
But I'll roughly explain it anyways. The message is that you gotta pick and find the right tasks that'll make you progress most effectively.
I'll give you an analogy. Imagine you're speed running minecraft. You want to complete the game by defeating the boss, the Ender Dragon as quick as possible.
In the end, you take 53843 hours of playing minecraft to finally defeat the ender dragon, whereas the top 1 speed runner does it in roughly 8 minutes.
What is the difference? The top 1 speed runner did tasks that made them progress towards completing the game faster than the tasks you did.
It's really that simple. As to how to apply this in a real life learning situation, you gotta do as I said at the start of the comment.
Knowing how to figure out what the "most effective tasks" are, consistently may seem incredibly complicated, but it's 100% possible. At first, you have absolutely no idea how you could possibly figure out such a broad question. But trust me, these become completely understandable as long as you build your foundation of insight in this topic for a sufficient amount of time.
In order to know how to answer the most difficult math questions, you gotta have a deep understanding of maths that you can only build over the course of years. Don't treat the topic of efficient learning differently. Even in topics like efficient learning, there are problems you can solve only after accumulating tons and tons of deeper knowledge and insight.
The difference is that it's far more difficult to recognize the required depth of knowledge to solve problems in efficient learning than in maths. A part of what contributes to that is the fact that mathematics has a concrete and precise system with all kinds of visible symbols to showcase how complex it can get. When it comes to topics like efficient learning, it's incredibly difficult to recognize true expertise since there are no symbols or concrete systems to easily showcase it you if you aren't an expert yourself.
@Loki-Of-Asgard he literally has free videos on his youtube
Then how you choose which one is more productive than others?
Also choosing which one to do isn't actually better than doing whatever it is I can do now
Is that son heung min? 💀
I love your t-shirt
thanks