@@goudendynamiethd2117 actually discipline is always "just do it", however you may take baby steps such as if you wanted to workout daily you would do 10 pushups a day and build from there to ease your mental into it. a trick for studying is the 2 minute rule, just do it for 2 minutes and you'll already get into the state where it'll become easy for you to do it.
u have to realise that not everyone has the privilege of being able to get "good sleep". I have to wake up at at least 6 and rush to get to school before 7:15 (my school starts at 7:30 but we have to turn in different assignments b4 that + sometimes we have to revise for our weekly tests), our school ends at 4pm, we have class on saturdays too and we have a ton of hw after school that takes at least 30 mins and the projects sometimes takes around a few days to complete.
@@ave1468 That's very understandable honestly. A lot of people a very busy and getting a good 8hrs in might not be possible. Just do the best you can bc despite that you can still try and have a good night routine so you naturally fall asleep. Im sure school is your priority but just do what you can esp since you're young.
I changed my program the next semester cause I hated every single second of it, I was not excelling at all, there were no free time, I had no time to study, I had no time for leisure and I have to not sleep to accomplish task
Even if you struggle to nap after I think the act of just closing your eyes can be helpful. This can correlate to the technique called ‘ quiet wakefulness’ which essentially is the act of just closing your eyes
always remember that life does not equal school. if you struggle to condition yourself to do these things, thats natural. never put yourself down for wanting to prioritise anything besides school because people always forget that there is life beyond school! not everyone has to strive for academic excellence because academic excellence isnt for everyone. this video is good for those who really want to continue with education but that shouldnt be the norm because not everyone can survive that lifestyle. happiness, stability and health = success. a prestigious career yet an empty materialistic lifestyle from having nothing beyond that ≠ success. no hate to this video, just a reminder to those who might be striving for something they dont actually need, just pressured into having.
@@triliner254 apprenticeships/college/btecs/t levels, all things that require pretty much only passes in gcses that can lead on to fulfilling jobs with a good amount of money. and it means you dont have to kill yourself over studying for it. i dont know what the american equivalent to these are, but i live in england so these are what im familiar with.
The thing that usually works for me is: -Get home -Look through the window 10 or 15 minutes, just breath and refresh yourself. Drink some water and just, be there. -Eat (but not much) And just like that, I avoid having both stress and that sleepy sensation after eating
Like 2 moths ago I literally realized that I couldn't focus after school for big periods so I adopted to getting up at 5 am. Since then I feel like that I can study way more in even less time. So all I can say is that #1 tip is one of the best advice for students and even maybe for others as well.
Great video, however I would like to add smth. I can actually nap for hours after school because of how tired I get both physically and mentally. Trust me it's not just the excuses. It takes around one and half hour for me to get home from schl and that's what probably physically drains me out. So personally I never struggled to take a nap after schl and that's what makes the whole thing difficult for me. If I want to get any work done I would keep dozing on and off so my advice would be to actually take a nap or like sleep for an hour or two and then to get started cuz what's the point of trying to work when u r not 100% or let's just say even 80% present while doing ur work? Another great tip would be to *study in a public place like library* where the surrounding ppl can motivate u to get some work done but again if u r way too tired this tip might not work either.
Here are the key points: Reschedule homework: Do your homework before school when you are more alert and have less stress. Discipline yourself: Imagine being forced to do homework, you would do it, so tap into that ability. Reflect on study needs: If you study after an 8-hour school day, you might not be using school time effectively. Bonus tips include power naps, exercise, sunlight, and using weekends for studying. The speaker claims to have never learned anything in school and advises spending time on your business or goals instead.
You're telling me to wake up at 4 am, to study, prepare food, eat food, take a bath, put on clothes, and leave one hour before 7 am. That will kill me before I graduate
Alright one thing that helped me is I try to stay as chill as possible at school. Paying attention only to my studies and productivity, instead of draining my energy in dramas, trying to please other students, trying to be admired, etc. Also I sleep during unimportant lessons and break time lol
(ignore) Self-notes: Circadian Rhythm; its alright to keep tired during afternoons • Sleep early, wake up early; get 8 hours of sleep • Avoid trying to complete hard tasks after school, study with a fresh mind (early morning) • Be disciplined; have a routine • There is no Zero Day; every day matters. You're not Tired, You're Lazy. • Don't think much, just start. • Utilise the school hours, dont keep studying for after-school. Study in school. Highschool friends don't matter much. Dont sulk over them. • Care less, Work more
I would also like to add: 1. Exercise (It doesn't need to be hard, but get your heart rate up; e.g. jog on the spot for a minute, 20 jumping jacks. Doing this before each subject works wonders I swear it's like an accessible mode of adrenaline) 2. Tell yourself that you want to do the homework (you will 100% sound like a lunatic in your head, but keeping a positive outlook is going to motivate you far more than a negative one. Also works for staying motivated in school as well) 3. SIGN OUT of all the sites that will distract you (sign out and remove the shortcuts to anything on your school/work device. Distinguish in your brain that this Is your 'work' device and your phone Is your 'play' device. one Is for relaxing, one Is for being productive.)
How i study given this.. I go sleep at 7, wake up at 3am and study.. I find myself more productive in the morning because no ones awake to distract me and school sets a time constraint to make me work more efficient.
Also, be careful about the #2 point he mentions, make sure the routine you design is sustainable because if it's not, you will either get burnt out and quit or you won't even start because the task is too daunting.
Oh hi some additional advice for those of you who want it, do your revision and studying in a place that isn’t your bedroom. A kitchen table, a bus, a bench, the library. It means two things, A. You don’t associate the place you sleep and relax in with stress and work B. It lowers distractions and places pressure on you to not goof off and focus on other stuff.
1- Sleep early+wake up much earlier to study before school 2- Be disciplined; do it even when not feeling it 3- Use time in school wisely (Example: prioritize your goals and interests: so when you want to focus on socializing at school, do it, and study and keep the the after-school time for studying, if you can to begin with) + tips for energy: a) nap after school, or listen to "NSDR" and it outs you in a very relaxing state while still not sleeping, but it'll feel like so b) Be active, exercise, walk, see sunlight c) Take advantage of the weekend (it's a huge opportunity to spend it to work and eventually keeping off some new week stress)
I love the poster behind you ! , And in fact I once had it because it's a good motivator, and what it says "Knowledge will break the chains of slavery" is as somewhat real today
Just came here to say that the first tip works wonders! I came across this video out of the blue but I’m a med school students with a really crammed schedule but this trick is the ONLY way i get work done. My classes start from 9am so I leave at 8 but wake up at 5 am. This gives me 2 hours to work and revise/complete assignments. It’s also important that you get a good night’s sleep. I sleep at 10pm and I wake up at 5 and I’m so used to it now that I don’t need an alarm anymore. This is coming from someone who’s going to school after 4 years of being homeschooled with a terrible sleeping schedule(where I’m from we start med school right after High school). If I can do it, so can you.
I rlly resonate with you, I'm hopeful those tips will help me because I'm tired of 'being lazy' instead of doing my work Unrelated but one thing i like to do is preparing stuff on fridays to then study/work hard on saturdays If you're religious you can move the day to sunday
Me: being a normal teenager in a Russian school, putting a video about work on the back while writing an essay The Russian poster I accidentally notice
Thank you so much for sharing this valuable info. Personally what gets me working is by moving around and getting active whether it's doing small house chores (dishwashing, throwing out the garbage), that gets my blood pumping and getting ready for more. This one little movement causes a chain reaction in me that sparks more energy and allows me to get more things done. Hope anyone reading this is having a good rest and a goodnight!
i agree with this guy. if you want to go to university, please form your study habits or discipline now. it's much more difficult to juggle tasks in college. it's already hard for me even if i have a working study habit, so it is much worse for those who want to pass at least but dont have a study habit.
One thing i learnt was either force yourself to go to a study corner; make sure you sit in a different room from where you usually game/slack/whatever or just go to a library so that you dont trigger that 'muscle memory' to start slacking
3:09 when i was in secondary school i used to do this (cause i didn’t feel like doing my homework last night lol) i woke up at like 4 am to finish my homework, and it was kind of helpful cause i was more active by that time, and i also could remember more things that day at school from the homework i did earlier (i also liked to do hw alone and silently)
I'm senior year and I actually do this. I do schoolwork and studying in the morning. And since I have a spare for period one, it makes it easier and better.
Thank you a lot for your honesty. It’s been getting pretty challenging to find advice on the Internet that actually works and doesn’t just try to pity you and prioritize some completely unimportant stuff. Your words are straight forward and true to reality. I appreciate this a lot, thanks bro
I just realized you have 8k subs now, and also thank you very much for all the advice you've given us. Your advice really helped me reduce the number of hours I spent studying. I studied like 6 hours a day during my midterms to only studying 2-3 hours a day prior to my finals. Went from 2A+ 1A 4B's and a C in my mid-terms to a solid 4A+ 1A 3B's in my finals. Thank you!
This is nice! The problem would be the first one where some would have to wake up earlier to get some study. It is important to adjust after your program. Don't wake up at 5 am after going to bed at 12pm. You need the sleep otherwise it would become a cycle of bad sleep then low energy and low output throughout the day. It is very important to note that balance is key. If you need to wake up later then go for it. Important stuff happens when you sleep (hormones, recovery, etc.). Also the idea of studying in the bus is a great!
Napping after school may not be such a problem. Like a lot of things, it's pretty easy to do it when you build a habit. Literally just lay in bed, even if you don't fall asleep. You do this at the same time every day and odds are you will fall asleep earlier and earlier. In general, consistency is useful in an extremely high amount of areas. From this to things like language learning(in my case), it pretty much guarantees success if you do it right and gets easier to do the more you do it because when your body understand "this is a thing I do", you skip the thinking process that comes before every new action taken. You don't usually think hard about brushing your teeth because you've done it so much and your brain just stops thinking about it and simply does it. Regarding increasing discipline, funnily enough I think it can be explained by this: The more you do stuff based on habits and consistency, the more you actually build up the habit of forming habits themselves. Simply said, you form a habit of doing stuff without making excuses beforehand and thus don't think about the process anymore. For me and generally, almost all people, it seems that the hardest part is usually starting the activity. Once you realize this, it gets significantly easier to tackle the issue. If you manage to start, it's not difficult to finish. What helps is making the activity as easy to start as possible. Prepare everything beforehand and lay out a clear plan as to what you do, instead of your goal being "study" which is vague, big and thus difficult, thinking of step by step goals is more manageable.
I wanted to thank you for your Video and all of this helpful advices. Deep down I knew I am entierly undisciplined and really struggle with that. But your clarification helped me realize that I need start routine and persuit it rather than just thinking I can't do anything ❤
thank god for letting me find this video, also 1 more thing i use is to just listen to my thoughts, like get off the internet and stare at a wall and think about what my body currently needs and that helps too so if you cant get yourself to do something then just care for yourself first and then get to work
I am brazilian and now the government just said that we must attend to school at 7:30 to 4:40PM and this video helped me so much overcoming the stress and the lazyness caused by the school. Thank you for the great video! Edit: I just wrote the last comment before watching the video and now that I watched it i can say what a truly think. Well, I LOVED IT! ILL TRY THAT SHIT TOMORROW! ILL JUST WAKE UP 6AM GO FOR A RUNNING AND STUDY ALL DAY LONG! LESGOOOOOO
Discipline is a crucial part of balancing a lifestyle. I'm a self employed game developer / entrepreneur and discipline is by far the most important yet also difficult things to achieve, to be able to force yourself to do something because you know it needs to be done even when you don't feel like it helped me improve significantly mentally and also improve my skillset. Thanks for sharing this :)
I sleep at 00 at the night and wake up at 07am, I also always get 30 minutes nap after coming back home, than start studying with my coffee. It's quite hard to develop but very time saving, if I take nap past 30 minutes, I end up sleeping for like 4-6 hours and wake up at night.
I've been doing the method you gave in 2:30 for at least 2 months. I can really see the improvement. I can concentrate the work I'm doing as my sibling and my parents are sleeping and my brain is not full of thoughts that made my mind busy with all day. You just need to sleep earlier. I sleep after dinner because my mum wants me to eat with them but if you have a kind of "relax" family, you can try eating by the time you arrive home and then sleep.
Short answer: you dont. I started sleeping after school. I wont get anything done anyway. So best to use that time to regen as much as possible. I had and still have some issues going to bed at night, but its mostly due to an unbalanced schedule throughout the week. After I wake up i am refreshed and can start being productive again. I just eat a soup or something after coming home and have lunch after i wake up. The only problem is that i miss a lot of the sunlight, which isnt all that healthy. I would probably get around this by setting an alarm before napping.
Знание разорвёт цепи рабства Глубоко Спасибо за видео, учусь в 10 классе, каждый день по 8 уроков, иногда больше, попробую ложиться раньше и вставать тоже пораньше
I wish i had realized all of this sooner, im taking my final test for highschool and idk if I'll pass, in the meantime ill try apply this in places i can.
I don't even know how this even works , but going to a cafe to study or to the library with a friend is what I do after school , it helps a lot when going to the right place with the right people . And waking up early to do the hard work makes everything much easier !
I wake up at 1am I go to school at 7 (I have morning class) I study in the after noon even if I'm tired and exercise for 45 min every dam day I get 4-3 hours of sleep which is ok I think this is how I've been living for the past 6 month's b/c of the pain life brings on me. I hope something like that dose not happen to you. but Life can be difficult at times so do the hard shit now so that you will relax in the future. good luck with your studies 🙂
My n1 problem after school is the headache. I usually skip school to study important stuff but if i continue like that im not gonna finish school. Gonna try waking up at 5 tomorrow thnanks for the video!
I like the general point of this video but I disagree with your point about burnout. Procrastination is a consequence of burnout, which is why it may seem like someone is lazy because they are making excuses even though they truly have no desire to do what they are being asked to
No, procrastination is due to being intimidated by a certain task and as a result delaying it for an extended amount of time either by doing something else (watching videos on productivityrather than actually taking action) or something completely distracting (tiktok, insta reels) Burnout is when you do too much work and is the consequence of not balancing out productivity and breaks or making a realistic routine to stick to.
Currently, I'm trying to fix my schedule to make it 5am and sleep at 9pm so that it would be better for me also. Since I want like to do my work early so that at the night I can just chill. Because I kept falling asleep in class and it's come to a realization a bit unpleasant and something like that and it feels like disrespectful to the teachers and I want to change that.
This was actually a super helpful video. It seems like self improvement videos have beem really repetitive lately but this one actually had new ideas and good advice.
The fact is that teachers give homeworks for tomorrow and if I do them the morning I feel like time isn’t enough and I’m stressing a lot because of the tough that maybe I will not wake up and I will be grounded for not having done my work..
3:15 I was actually watching this video hoping I’d find help with getting work done when I wake up 😭 I’m so weak and so tired unbelievably so when I first wake up it takes me so long to get out of bed
Yeah, these are all first world ideas. If you're from Latin America these won't work as good because our habits and ways are extremely different at some points
This is interesting, because for me, I do the literal opposite. While I still can relate to the afternoon crashes and the lack of energy to do my schoolwork upon going back home, instead of waking up early to do it, I instead do it before heading back home. I am at my first year of senior high as of now, and luckily, school ends for me before 1PM, and you're allowed to stay over at school within an hour grace period, as long as the gates remain open for retreating senior high students (and close, as junior high students remain until the next few hours). Within that grace period, that's where I start to do the work, and conveniently, since it's past class hours, I can use my phone for required research. I always have this mindset of "What I do for school should be done in the school, so all I do at home is whatever.". I heavily dislike homework, as they completely defeat the purpose of the longevity of the time you spend at school. So, I put that extra hour of staying over at school to get the most of the work done, then head over to the gym to build up clarity, then finally go home before 4PM, where all I have to think about is "I'm tired", but no "I still need to do something". I have really bad time management, and that strategy helps me synthesize what benefits time management offers, without actually having it.
The first tip about doing work before getting to school I kind of did once because I couldn't sleep before a test day and so I just decided to revise some more (it was from 3am to 5am) and I swear it probably saved my mark. HOWEVER: I was way more tired after school than I usually am, so I don't think this way is sustainable, at least not for me. I think it's better to just "make your own motivation", so to speak. I usually just find as many convincing reasons I can to study (like for example "what's the worth of this subject, why do some people devote their lives to learning this, how impressive is this subject like fr") and so almost to do the subject justice even, out of respect, I put the effort in, and by that point the fact that I'm tired becomes more and more irrelevant. I also like to imagine what people I admire would say about this effort I'm putting in. What would Leonardo Da Vinci say, what would Richard Feynman say, what would Alain Bombard say? It's like self-encouragement based on figures of admiration and awe, which really works for me. I have pictures of these role models (and a few others) hanging up in front of my desk so it's almost like I'm being watched which sounds creepy but I have to say it's exactly this sort of "intimidation but in a good way" that gets you to keep at it. You wouldn't pick up your phone and watch RUclips Shorts with Alain Bombard watching, would you?
I wake up at 4, get ready for a 7 am class, head to the bus terminal around 5, and wait in line for 20-30 minutes. It takes about an hour to reach the city, where I then wait for another bus to take me to campus. The same routine applies when I return home: I wait in line at the terminal for an hour, face traffic for approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes, and finally, arrive home.
Classes starts 7:30am to 7:30pm... Get home about 8pm then have to eat dinner. Even with anxiety about completing homework I literally pass out in bed immediately after dinner I just CANNOT-😭 Oh and did I mention my schedule is Monday to Saturday all packed with classes? Yeah Sunday is the only "rest day" but unfortunately that rest day is spent completing all the homework + group projects.
If you have a genuine interest in your course material, your curiosity and engagement can help sustain you even when you start to feel tired from long study sessions. Remember, it’s not just about studying hard, but also about studying smart.
“Chances are you’re not burn out” And I compared to my situation before, like I think really slow as if my mind is all cloudy and incredibly difficult to focus lmao(as the example) woops
1. Doing work before school (bus etc)
2. Being disciplined, forcing yourself to form a routine
3. Use your time in school wisely
Yeah but how do I get disciplined is the question. It’s not always ‘just do it’
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@@goudendynamiethd2117 thats the only way or at least how I and probably others did it
@@goudendynamiethd2117 actually discipline is always "just do it", however you may take baby steps such as if you wanted to workout daily you would do 10 pushups a day and build from there to ease your mental into it. a trick for studying is the 2 minute rule, just do it for 2 minutes and you'll already get into the state where it'll become easy for you to do it.
@@mori8754this^^^
For the first one make sure you sleep early because you HAVE to get good sleep or else you’ll be way too tired to do anything. NO TIKTOK BEFORE BED
No tiktok?? Ughh 😭😭mann
@@justsomeboredchicsyt9664dw you have many many other hrs in the day to use it, just try to stay off your phone at least 30mins before bed :)
u have to realise that not everyone has the privilege of being able to get "good sleep". I have to wake up at at least 6 and rush to get to school before 7:15 (my school starts at 7:30 but we have to turn in different assignments b4 that + sometimes we have to revise for our weekly tests), our school ends at 4pm, we have class on saturdays too and we have a ton of hw after school that takes at least 30 mins and the projects sometimes takes around a few days to complete.
@@ave1468 That's very understandable honestly. A lot of people a very busy and getting a good 8hrs in might not be possible. Just do the best you can bc despite that you can still try and have a good night routine so you naturally fall asleep. Im sure school is your priority but just do what you can esp since you're young.
No thanks.
I wake up at 5, leave for school at 6, get home at 6pm, and go to bed at 12. It’s hell.
damn man, it'll get better, hang in there. I face similar issues swell.
same, why tf do i have to live so far from my school😭
Meanwhile people with not much education are becoming rich using educated job slaves.
I remember waking up at 4am going out at 5am getting home at 9pm... my house was pretty far away and my schedule sucksass... it was hell
I changed my program the next semester cause I hated every single second of it, I was not excelling at all, there were no free time, I had no time to study, I had no time for leisure and I have to not sleep to accomplish task
I think taking a nap after coming home from school for 20mins helps me replenish my energy
Yeah, naps after school are helpful, but as he said in the video, you might feel sleepy on the way, yet it vanishes when you hit the bed
Even if you struggle to nap after I think the act of just closing your eyes can be helpful. This can correlate to the technique called ‘ quiet wakefulness’ which essentially is the act of just closing your eyes
@@andydang6320 it's basically meditation
Taking a nap never worked for me
I take too much time to fall asleep and when I do I suddenly hear the alarm as if I blinked
@@duaaqabel same 😂
always remember that life does not equal school. if you struggle to condition yourself to do these things, thats natural. never put yourself down for wanting to prioritise anything besides school because people always forget that there is life beyond school! not everyone has to strive for academic excellence because academic excellence isnt for everyone. this video is good for those who really want to continue with education but that shouldnt be the norm because not everyone can survive that lifestyle. happiness, stability and health = success. a prestigious career yet an empty materialistic lifestyle from having nothing beyond that ≠ success. no hate to this video, just a reminder to those who might be striving for something they dont actually need, just pressured into having.
Wise words 😔🫶🏻
When you're a middle class or lower this is simply not a choice. Study if you want to survive.
@@triliner254 apprenticeships/college/btecs/t levels, all things that require pretty much only passes in gcses that can lead on to fulfilling jobs with a good amount of money. and it means you dont have to kill yourself over studying for it.
i dont know what the american equivalent to these are, but i live in england so these are what im familiar with.
what's a middle class salary in America?@@triliner254
@@prettylush456 apprenticeships are getting more and more competetive as more people realise how good they are
The thing that usually works for me is:
-Get home
-Look through the window 10 or 15 minutes, just breath and refresh yourself. Drink some water and just, be there.
-Eat (but not much)
And just like that, I avoid having both stress and that sleepy sensation after eating
Boring ass
Good shout. Just do nothing and be mindful. Nowadays you could call that meditation. Anyhow, I think it's a very healthy habit
Not a bad recommendation!
Like 2 moths ago I literally realized that I couldn't focus after school for big periods so I adopted to getting up at 5 am. Since then I feel like that I can study way more in even less time. So all I can say is that #1 tip is one of the best advice for students and even maybe for others as well.
How much sleep do you get every night?
@@athena3229About 8,5 hours. I go to bed at 20:00 but sometimes I'm just thinking about my day so it takes time to fall asleep.
Great video, however I would like to add smth.
I can actually nap for hours after school because of how tired I get both physically and mentally. Trust me it's not just the excuses. It takes around one and half hour for me to get home from schl and that's what probably physically drains me out. So personally I never struggled to take a nap after schl and that's what makes the whole thing difficult for me. If I want to get any work done I would keep dozing on and off so my advice would be to actually take a nap or like sleep for an hour or two and then to get started cuz what's the point of trying to work when u r not 100% or let's just say even 80% present while doing ur work? Another great tip would be to *study in a public place like library* where the surrounding ppl can motivate u to get some work done but again if u r way too tired this tip might not work either.
True. After sch sometimes I go to the sch library cause nobody goes there and it’s so motivating and peaceful there
I don't think I've ever felt revitalized after a nap. I feel even more zombie like after☹️
Here are the key points:
Reschedule homework: Do your homework before school when you are more alert and have less stress.
Discipline yourself: Imagine being forced to do homework, you would do it, so tap into that ability.
Reflect on study needs: If you study after an 8-hour school day, you might not be using school time effectively.
Bonus tips include power naps, exercise, sunlight, and using weekends for studying.
The speaker claims to have never learned anything in school and advises spending time on your business or goals instead.
How do i reflect on study needs?
Speaker's claim is because he's a university student
Surprise, the speaker is a moron!
you are literally the older bro i never had appreciate all your videos and advice man you’re the best
i aspire to be this guy tbh, i don't even know him, I'm 1 minute into the video but this man just looks trustworthy and valuable.
@@mallusaihlol
You're telling me to wake up at 4 am, to study, prepare food, eat food, take a bath, put on clothes, and leave one hour before 7 am. That will kill me before I graduate
You're lazy
Well its not if you're a muslim
Skill issue.
This guy is extremely underrated, i never say that about anybody
Alright one thing that helped me is I try to stay as chill as possible at school. Paying attention only to my studies and productivity, instead of draining my energy in dramas, trying to please other students, trying to be admired, etc. Also I sleep during unimportant lessons and break time lol
This helped me go 3.8 in high school, even the naps at unimportant lessons🤣
That sounds kinda depressing though, I would be talking with friends during breaks
@@vectorsahel5420 i did that too ecxept i was depressed
i can tell this guys gonna blow up
(ignore) Self-notes:
Circadian Rhythm; its alright to keep tired during afternoons
• Sleep early, wake up early; get 8 hours of sleep
• Avoid trying to complete hard tasks after school, study with a fresh mind (early morning)
• Be disciplined; have a routine
• There is no Zero Day; every day matters.
You're not Tired, You're Lazy.
• Don't think much, just start.
• Utilise the school hours, dont keep studying for after-school. Study in school.
Highschool friends don't matter much. Dont sulk over them.
• Care less, Work more
I would also like to add:
1. Exercise
(It doesn't need to be hard, but get your heart rate up; e.g. jog on the spot for a minute, 20 jumping jacks. Doing this before each subject works wonders I swear it's like an accessible mode of adrenaline)
2. Tell yourself that you want to do the homework
(you will 100% sound like a lunatic in your head, but keeping a positive outlook is going to motivate you far more than a negative one. Also works for staying motivated in school as well)
3. SIGN OUT of all the sites that will distract you
(sign out and remove the shortcuts to anything on your school/work device. Distinguish in your brain that this Is your 'work' device and your phone Is your 'play' device. one Is for relaxing, one Is for being productive.)
Bro these are the only tips that actually help and are relatable
How i study given this.. I go sleep at 7, wake up at 3am and study.. I find myself more productive in the morning because no ones awake to distract me and school sets a time constraint to make me work more efficient.
Also, be careful about the #2 point he mentions, make sure the routine you design is sustainable because if it's not, you will either get burnt out and quit or you won't even start because the task is too daunting.
bro cooked on this ngl
Oh hi some additional advice for those of you who want it, do your revision and studying in a place that isn’t your bedroom. A kitchen table, a bus, a bench, the library. It means two things,
A. You don’t associate the place you sleep and relax in with stress and work
B. It lowers distractions and places pressure on you to not goof off and focus on other stuff.
Agree!!
1- Sleep early+wake up much earlier to study before school
2- Be disciplined; do it even when not feeling it
3- Use time in school wisely
(Example: prioritize your goals and interests: so when you want to focus on socializing at school, do it, and study and keep the the after-school time for studying, if you can to begin with)
+ tips for energy:
a) nap after school, or listen to "NSDR" and it outs you in a very relaxing state while still not sleeping, but it'll feel like so
b) Be active, exercise, walk, see sunlight
c) Take advantage of the weekend (it's a huge opportunity to spend it to work and eventually keeping off some new week stress)
I love the poster behind you ! , And in fact I once had it because it's a good motivator, and what it says "Knowledge will break the chains of slavery" is as somewhat real today
Just came here to say that the first tip works wonders! I came across this video out of the blue but I’m a med school students with a really crammed schedule but this trick is the ONLY way i get work done. My classes start from 9am so I leave at 8 but wake up at 5 am. This gives me 2 hours to work and revise/complete assignments. It’s also important that you get a good night’s sleep. I sleep at 10pm and I wake up at 5 and I’m so used to it now that I don’t need an alarm anymore.
This is coming from someone who’s going to school after 4 years of being homeschooled with a terrible sleeping schedule(where I’m from we start med school right after High school). If I can do it, so can you.
I rlly resonate with you, I'm hopeful those tips will help me because I'm tired of 'being lazy' instead of doing my work
Unrelated but one thing i like to do is preparing stuff on fridays to then study/work hard on saturdays
If you're religious you can move the day to sunday
2:33 "you will jump on this tip"
And it will blow up 😂
OH HELL NAWW😭
Me: being a normal teenager in a Russian school, putting a video about work on the back while writing an essay
The Russian poster I accidentally notice
Thank you so much for sharing this valuable info. Personally what gets me working is by moving around and getting active whether it's doing small house chores (dishwashing, throwing out the garbage), that gets my blood pumping and getting ready for more. This one little movement causes a chain reaction in me that sparks more energy and allows me to get more things done. Hope anyone reading this is having a good rest and a goodnight!
i agree with this guy. if you want to go to university, please form your study habits or discipline now. it's much more difficult to juggle tasks in college. it's already hard for me even if i have a working study habit, so it is much worse for those who want to pass at least but dont have a study habit.
One thing i learnt was either force yourself to go to a study corner; make sure you sit in a different room from where you usually game/slack/whatever or just go to a library so that you dont trigger that 'muscle memory' to start slacking
bro when you said about the david googins i subscribed the same time, i love this mentality, in my country i'm not found people like u.
i'm brazilian guy, i've 17y, i try do visit EUA 2x, but my visa has denied, stay hard!
Pq foi negado?
@@rafaelfreire3792 oxi fala português é?
@@rafaelfreire3792 não constou que eu tinha vínculos aqui no Brasil
I was so stressed and I just didnt want to do work so I came to youtube and the first video is this
Literally same, life really has such a cruel sense of humor sometimes🥲 (although this vid had some good tips)
3:09 when i was in secondary school i used to do this (cause i didn’t feel like doing my homework last night lol) i woke up at like 4 am to finish my homework, and it was kind of helpful cause i was more active by that time, and i also could remember more things that day at school from the homework i did earlier (i also liked to do hw alone and silently)
It is also working for me very well
I'm senior year and I actually do this. I do schoolwork and studying in the morning. And since I have a spare for period one, it makes it easier and better.
HELP THIS IS LITERALLY TRUE I be waking up at 4 am and do all my work and my information retention is elevated ten fold
Thank you a lot for your honesty. It’s been getting pretty challenging to find advice on the Internet that actually works and doesn’t just try to pity you and prioritize some completely unimportant stuff. Your words are straight forward and true to reality. I appreciate this a lot, thanks bro
I just realized you have 8k subs now, and also thank you very much for all the advice you've given us. Your advice really helped me reduce the number of hours I spent studying. I studied like 6 hours a day during my midterms to only studying 2-3 hours a day prior to my finals. Went from 2A+ 1A 4B's and a C in my mid-terms to a solid 4A+ 1A 3B's in my finals. Thank you!
what...
That’s awesome
Как я была удивлена, когда слушая английскую речь, обратила внимание на стену и увидела "знание разорвёт цепи рабства"
дадада я подумала вначале что мне показалось
Не говори🤣
@@Lukaa2821 ахах плюсую, только что хотел написать про постер)
too bad for me, it is during mornings when the voices are the loudest :((
The what 😭
Seriously, seek professional help
Ong
I hope ur ok wishing the best to u
Maybe you could switch your sleep schedule in a way you can get your work done in silent hours but also get enough sleep/ wake up in time for school
This is nice! The problem would be the first one where some would have to wake up earlier to get some study. It is important to adjust after your program. Don't wake up at 5 am after going to bed at 12pm. You need the sleep otherwise it would become a cycle of bad sleep then low energy and low output throughout the day. It is very important to note that balance is key. If you need to wake up later then go for it. Important stuff happens when you sleep (hormones, recovery, etc.). Also the idea of studying in the bus is a great!
Soviet poster in the background perfectly complebet this video
it says: "Knowledge will break the chains of slavery" btw
Napping after school may not be such a problem. Like a lot of things, it's pretty easy to do it when you build a habit. Literally just lay in bed, even if you don't fall asleep. You do this at the same time every day and odds are you will fall asleep earlier and earlier.
In general, consistency is useful in an extremely high amount of areas. From this to things like language learning(in my case), it pretty much guarantees success if you do it right and gets easier to do the more you do it because when your body understand "this is a thing I do", you skip the thinking process that comes before every new action taken. You don't usually think hard about brushing your teeth because you've done it so much and your brain just stops thinking about it and simply does it. Regarding increasing discipline, funnily enough I think it can be explained by this: The more you do stuff based on habits and consistency, the more you actually build up the habit of forming habits themselves. Simply said, you form a habit of doing stuff without making excuses beforehand and thus don't think about the process anymore.
For me and generally, almost all people, it seems that the hardest part is usually starting the activity. Once you realize this, it gets significantly easier to tackle the issue. If you manage to start, it's not difficult to finish. What helps is making the activity as easy to start as possible. Prepare everything beforehand and lay out a clear plan as to what you do, instead of your goal being "study" which is vague, big and thus difficult, thinking of step by step goals is more manageable.
I wanted to thank you for your Video and all of this helpful advices. Deep down I knew I am entierly undisciplined and really struggle with that. But your clarification helped me realize that I need start routine and persuit it rather than just thinking I can't do anything ❤
thank god for letting me find this video, also 1 more thing i use is to just listen to my thoughts, like get off the internet and stare at a wall and think about what my body currently needs and that helps too so if you cant get yourself to do something then just care for yourself first and then get to work
thank you
I am brazilian and now the government just said that we must attend to school at 7:30 to 4:40PM and this video helped me so much overcoming the stress and the lazyness caused by the school. Thank you for the great video!
Edit: I just wrote the last comment before watching the video and now that I watched it i can say what a truly think. Well, I LOVED IT! ILL TRY THAT SHIT TOMORROW! ILL JUST WAKE UP 6AM GO FOR A RUNNING AND STUDY ALL DAY LONG! LESGOOOOOO
ai sim meu mano
This gave me discipline. thanks now I just gotta be doing it
u mean motivation, discipline is something u build
yeah lol @aardbeipitje
Get home -> shower -> nap/sleep -> get up and do your work -> head back to bed.
Discipline is a crucial part of balancing a lifestyle. I'm a self employed game developer / entrepreneur and discipline is by far the most important yet also difficult things to achieve, to be able to force yourself to do something because you know it needs to be done even when you don't feel like it helped me improve significantly mentally and also improve my skillset. Thanks for sharing this :)
I sleep at 00 at the night and wake up at 07am, I also always get 30 minutes nap after coming back home, than start studying with my coffee. It's quite hard to develop but very time saving, if I take nap past 30 minutes, I end up sleeping for like 4-6 hours and wake up at night.
funny as fuck, entertaining, relatable, and informative. W
I've been doing the method you gave in 2:30 for at least 2 months. I can really see the improvement. I can concentrate the work I'm doing as my sibling and my parents are sleeping and my brain is not full of thoughts that made my mind busy with all day. You just need to sleep earlier. I sleep after dinner because my mum wants me to eat with them but if you have a kind of "relax" family, you can try eating by the time you arrive home and then sleep.
"Most alert"
Meanwhile my brain when I wake up: la la la la pum pump pum
Short answer: you dont.
I started sleeping after school. I wont get anything done anyway. So best to use that time to regen as much as possible. I had and still have some issues going to bed at night, but its mostly due to an unbalanced schedule throughout the week. After I wake up i am refreshed and can start being productive again. I just eat a soup or something after coming home and have lunch after i wake up. The only problem is that i miss a lot of the sunlight, which isnt all that healthy. I would probably get around this by setting an alarm before napping.
yes after 9 hours of school and getting back to my home at 8 pm the last thing i wanna do is school work
Знание разорвёт цепи рабства
Глубоко
Спасибо за видео, учусь в 10 классе, каждый день по 8 уроков, иногда больше, попробую ложиться раньше и вставать тоже пораньше
best video. I cant learn from some, and this just straight to the point my bro
I wish i had realized all of this sooner, im taking my final test for highschool and idk if I'll pass, in the meantime ill try apply this in places i can.
I don't even know how this even works , but going to a cafe to study or to the library with a friend is what I do after school , it helps a lot when going to the right place with the right people .
And waking up early to do the hard work makes everything much easier !
I would just knock out my homework at school, it helped me make honor roll constantly when I was in school.
I love you sm you helped me SO MUCH. I'm not joking I'm getting A's and B's since I started watching your videos. Thank you sm!
I wake up at 1am
I go to school at 7 (I have morning class)
I study in the after noon even if I'm tired
and exercise for 45 min every dam day
I get 4-3 hours of sleep which is ok I think
this is how I've been living for the past 6 month's b/c of the pain life brings on me. I hope something like that dose not happen to you. but Life can be difficult at times so do the hard shit now so that you will relax in the future. good luck with your studies
🙂
Sleep longer (8-10) because....
your exercise is rendered useless and you won't feel anything
when you study you won't retain the information
your life is painful because you aren't sleeping enough, you need a minimum of 8 hours to even properly form memories
bruh
My n1 problem after school is the headache. I usually skip school to study important stuff but if i continue like that im not gonna finish school. Gonna try waking up at 5 tomorrow thnanks for the video!
Bro, you should hear about the Filipino High School 7:00 AM - 5:00 PM classes. I was envious when you said that you only had 7am - 3pm classes.
I like the general point of this video but I disagree with your point about burnout. Procrastination is a consequence of burnout, which is why it may seem like someone is lazy because they are making excuses even though they truly have no desire to do what they are being asked to
No, procrastination is due to being intimidated by a certain task and as a result delaying it for an extended amount of time either by doing something else (watching videos on productivityrather than actually taking action) or something completely distracting (tiktok, insta reels)
Burnout is when you do too much work and is the consequence of not balancing out productivity and breaks or making a realistic routine to stick to.
@@Viksastar Causes aren’t universal.
tried a 10 min nsdr and i feel a lot more energized thank you
3:23strongly agree but I go to school at 6
“Knowledges will break the chain of slavery” Nice poster
1. Do work before school
2. Do work after school
3. Do work during school
Well it's only for two years
But after that you get to work for all 16 hours you're awake!
Barakaallahofik
These apply for college years as well.
It's very true. 6am right now I'm about to start studying for 3 hours. Then work.
Currently, I'm trying to fix my schedule to make it 5am and sleep at 9pm so that it would be better for me also. Since I want like to do my work early so that at the night I can just chill. Because I kept falling asleep in class and it's come to a realization a bit unpleasant and something like that and it feels like disrespectful to the teachers and I want to change that.
This was actually a super helpful video. It seems like self improvement videos have beem really repetitive lately but this one actually had new ideas and good advice.
Holy moly nsdr will be such a lifesaver
The fact is that teachers give homeworks for tomorrow and if I do them the morning I feel like time isn’t enough and I’m stressing a lot because of the tough that maybe I will not wake up and I will be grounded for not having done my work..
This man exteremely changed how I think about why I'm study right now, love It❤
been seaching for something like this for a while but got it few days before the exam . anyways thanks dude!
thumbnail looks like Let's Take Ibuprofen Together, which is something i do need after school
also you can try yerba mate. drink 2 or 3 refills as you're getting ready for school and after school continue drinking. 200% energy boost!
3:15 I was actually watching this video hoping I’d find help with getting work done when I wake up 😭
I’m so weak and so tired unbelievably so when I first wake up it takes me so long to get out of bed
bro i always knew it your gone blow 100k views your inspiring me to start my endeavors
POV :
your countrywide school time begins at 6 am till 12:30 pm....
you would be a vampire if you are waking up earlier .
Mine it's 8am to 3pm
Brilliant video. Aligns with a lot of thing Brian Tracy says in his main books, probably the richest and most genuinely successful self help guru
I had my head against my bed frame, thinking about how to stop my procrastination when this video was in my feed. Thank you algorithm ❤
This is too relatable to my life
true
Yeah, these are all first world ideas. If you're from Latin America these won't work as good because our habits and ways are extremely different at some points
EXACTLY
gringos nunca vão entender que para nós é muito mais difícil
The fact that this got recommended to me after I came back from school tired 😂
(I also got an exam tmrw)
okay, let’s give it a shot. i trust in you and myself
im ngl your first tip is what my mum told me almost every year of my life and now somebody else is saying i might hop on and start doing it my self
The problem is that I have school from 6 am to 6 pm. When do I study, do homework, sleep and relax
Bro this is one of the best vids of how learning should be
this bloke is Andrew 2.0, love u, man!
This is interesting, because for me, I do the literal opposite.
While I still can relate to the afternoon crashes and the lack of energy to do my schoolwork upon going back home, instead of waking up early to do it, I instead do it before heading back home. I am at my first year of senior high as of now, and luckily, school ends for me before 1PM, and you're allowed to stay over at school within an hour grace period, as long as the gates remain open for retreating senior high students (and close, as junior high students remain until the next few hours). Within that grace period, that's where I start to do the work, and conveniently, since it's past class hours, I can use my phone for required research. I always have this mindset of "What I do for school should be done in the school, so all I do at home is whatever.".
I heavily dislike homework, as they completely defeat the purpose of the longevity of the time you spend at school. So, I put that extra hour of staying over at school to get the most of the work done, then head over to the gym to build up clarity, then finally go home before 4PM, where all I have to think about is "I'm tired", but no "I still need to do something". I have really bad time management, and that strategy helps me synthesize what benefits time management offers, without actually having it.
I did this during High School, 5am works for real
The first tip about doing work before getting to school I kind of did once because I couldn't sleep before a test day and so I just decided to revise some more (it was from 3am to 5am) and I swear it probably saved my mark. HOWEVER: I was way more tired after school than I usually am, so I don't think this way is sustainable, at least not for me. I think it's better to just "make your own motivation", so to speak. I usually just find as many convincing reasons I can to study (like for example "what's the worth of this subject, why do some people devote their lives to learning this, how impressive is this subject like fr") and so almost to do the subject justice even, out of respect, I put the effort in, and by that point the fact that I'm tired becomes more and more irrelevant. I also like to imagine what people I admire would say about this effort I'm putting in. What would Leonardo Da Vinci say, what would Richard Feynman say, what would Alain Bombard say? It's like self-encouragement based on figures of admiration and awe, which really works for me. I have pictures of these role models (and a few others) hanging up in front of my desk so it's almost like I'm being watched which sounds creepy but I have to say it's exactly this sort of "intimidation but in a good way" that gets you to keep at it. You wouldn't pick up your phone and watch RUclips Shorts with Alain Bombard watching, would you?
in Vietnam it's normal to be in school from 7 AM to 5 PM and then go to extra classes until 8 PM. And that's for Secondary and Highschool
The comments are so helpful ngl
I wake up at 4, get ready for a 7 am class, head to the bus terminal around 5, and wait in line for 20-30 minutes. It takes about an hour to reach the city, where I then wait for another bus to take me to campus. The same routine applies when I return home: I wait in line at the terminal for an hour, face traffic for approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes, and finally, arrive home.
Classes starts 7:30am to 7:30pm... Get home about 8pm then have to eat dinner. Even with anxiety about completing homework I literally pass out in bed immediately after dinner I just CANNOT-😭
Oh and did I mention my schedule is Monday to Saturday all packed with classes? Yeah Sunday is the only "rest day" but unfortunately that rest day is spent completing all the homework + group projects.
If you have a genuine interest in your course material, your curiosity and engagement can help sustain you even when you start to feel tired from long study sessions. Remember, it’s not just about studying hard, but also about studying smart.
“Chances are you’re not burn out”
And I compared to my situation before, like I think really slow as if my mind is all cloudy and incredibly difficult to focus lmao(as the example) woops