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482: A Better Way to Avoid Mistakes
Do small mistakes keep costing you time, money, and opportunities? You’re not alone.
In this episode, we’ll take you behind the scenes of David’s story-a coach for Dadpreneurs who had already achieved success but found himself stuck in a pattern of avoidable errors.
From sending emails to the wrong clients to traveling for meetings scheduled on the wrong day, these mistakes were draining his energy and cutting into his profits. With one simple shift, David not only eliminated these errors but also found that life started feeling easier and lighter.
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481: The Labeling Secret to Better Memory
Переглядів 2019 годин тому
Struggling to remember names, concepts, or critical details? It might not be your memory that’s holding you back-it could be a weak thinking skill called labeling. In this episode, we dive into Sarah’s journey as the leader of an international organization who faced daily challenges due to her memory. Names, places, and projects slipped through the cracks, and abstract ideas left her confused. ...
480: Turning Reality Into Your Time Management Ally
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Despite his best efforts to plan ahead, Ray found himself burning the midnight oil before deadlines, struggling to keep his head above water. He felt like he was on a never-ending treadmill, where every attempt to get organized only led to more chaos. But everything changed when Ray honed a single thinking skill: understanding reality. With this newfound clarity, he transformed his approach to ...
479: Changing the ADHD Narrative
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When she first entered the Optimize Your ADHD Brain program, Judy felt trapped by her ADHD-disorganization, time blindness, and constant distractions left her feeling hopeless and overwhelmed. But through our program, Judy learned a game-changing truth: she had been fed lies about her limitations. With the right tools and a fresh perspective, she discovered that managing her ADHD was not only p...
478: Speed Up Your Decision-Making Process
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478: Speed Up Your Decision-Making Process
477: Stop the Misunderstandings (Simple Way to Transform Communication)
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477: Stop the Misunderstandings (Simple Way to Transform Communication)
476: Stop Wasting Time on Low Leverage Tasks (Here’s How with The Priority Power Play)
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476: Stop Wasting Time on Low Leverage Tasks (Here’s How with The Priority Power Play)
475: The Simple Shift to Help You Stay Focused and Avoid Distractions
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475: The Simple Shift to Help You Stay Focused and Avoid Distractions
474: Cutting the Fluff: Sharpening Your Communication for Better Results
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474: Cutting the Fluff: Sharpening Your Communication for Better Results
473: The Reason She Avoided Planning (Is This Holding You Back Too?)
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473: The Reason She Avoided Planning (Is This Holding You Back Too?)
472: A Different Approach to Emotional Regulation
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472: A Different Approach to Emotional Regulation
471: This Is What I Did to Get Rid of the Procrastination
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471: This Is What I Did to Get Rid of the Procrastination
470: Maximize Efficiency by Understanding What Is
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470: Maximize Efficiency by Understanding What Is
469: What You Need to Overcome the Daily Business Challenges
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469: What You Need to Overcome the Daily Business Challenges
468: What is Actually Causing You To Procrastinate
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468: What is Actually Causing You To Procrastinate
467: Clearing Your Mental Overload to Show Up as Your Best Self
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467: Clearing Your Mental Overload to Show Up as Your Best Self
466: Understanding Time as an ADHD Entrepreneur
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466: Understanding Time as an ADHD Entrepreneur
Real Results: How Optimizing Your ADHD Brain Made a Difference in Lia Jay's Business & Life
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Real Results: How Optimizing Your ADHD Brain Made a Difference in Lia Jay's Business & Life
465: Express Yourself Clearly so You Can Market Better and Make More Sales
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465: Express Yourself Clearly so You Can Market Better and Make More Sales
464: Finishing Tasks
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464: Finishing Tasks
Turn Your Brain Into Your Business's Secret Weapon
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Turn Your Brain Into Your Business's Secret Weapon
463: Staying Motivated On The Task At Hand
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463: Staying Motivated On The Task At Hand
462: Understanding Another Perspective: It’s Not What You Think It Is
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462: Understanding Another Perspective: It’s Not What You Think It Is
461: Being In the Moment with Your Family Even When Work Is Hectic
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461: Being In the Moment with Your Family Even When Work Is Hectic
460: This Weak Thinking Skill Is Sneaky at Stealing Your Time & Mental Energy
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460: This Weak Thinking Skill Is Sneaky at Stealing Your Time & Mental Energy
459: Common Communication Problem and It’s Simple Solution
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459: Common Communication Problem and It’s Simple Solution
The ADHD Black Sheep with Aleasha Bahr
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The ADHD Black Sheep with Aleasha Bahr
458: Your Challenges Are Not Because You Have ADHD
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458: Your Challenges Are Not Because You Have ADHD
The 10X Leaps in Building My Business with Dustin Reichmann
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The 10X Leaps in Building My Business with Dustin Reichmann
457: Attacking Million Dollar Projects
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457: Attacking Million Dollar Projects

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @gracie-md1qq
    @gracie-md1qq 20 годин тому

    What the hell does this mean? Like genuinely? Not everyone knows the context of the stuff youre saying. Why did you assume wed know the specific buzzwords youre using? Why are you repeating yourself? You sound like youre pretending to be knowledgeable.

  • @clouded-glory
    @clouded-glory 20 годин тому

    Whats your point

  • @Roger_Ramjet
    @Roger_Ramjet 3 дні тому

    ❤ thank you!

  • @therealestever
    @therealestever 8 днів тому

    hey ST, thanks for the video, that's a great idea I will give it a try. I have a unrelated issue I was hoping you could help me with, sometimes when I'm programming and exerting myself, I will hit this "deadness" in my brain where my brain is pretty much done and I have to stop programming because my IQ has dropped and I cant really do it anymore. I was wondering if you know how to solve this? What would you recommend?

    • @LifePixUniversity
      @LifePixUniversity 6 днів тому

      @therealestever ❤️❤️ There can be so many reasons for this. I'd start by working on the basics. Make sure you're getting enough water, sleep and oxygen. Probably wouldn't solve the problem but can't do anything without it

    • @therealestever
      @therealestever 6 днів тому

      @@LifePixUniversity Thanks for responding, hey can i ask you, which of the 28 different cognitive thinking skills apply to programming?

    • @LifePixUniversity
      @LifePixUniversity 3 дні тому

      @@therealestever They all do! Since programming is a complex task, you need to use all of the 28 thinking skills to do different parts of programing

  • @lovenishlamba1630
    @lovenishlamba1630 9 днів тому

    Very informative..... thanks ❤

  • @lesliea.1019
    @lesliea.1019 9 днів тому

    Thanks, I struggle with this sort of thing

  • @yaakovrappaport7073
    @yaakovrappaport7073 16 днів тому

    Very interesting! Nice point!

  • @asenanar-sw4tn
    @asenanar-sw4tn 17 днів тому

    I don't get it

    • @LifePixUniversity
      @LifePixUniversity 17 днів тому

      @@asenanar-sw4tn It's not that people with ADHD can't learn it. It's that they learn it in a different way

  • @SquadNightboom
    @SquadNightboom 26 днів тому

    🎉

  • @Deedoo_r
    @Deedoo_r 28 днів тому

    fuck am I supposed to say? "Yes, mommy". there have been times in my life very frequently where I have to consider what makes me less weird in public, some ti th extent that I hav to consider if I even look like the façade of being human I'm trying to keep up. I am a being who has to constantly negotiate with myslef to survive. even If it's being gun-shy I have to negotiate "do I just start here until? /human", "leave preemptively? +weird", "discreetly move to a stall? -human" fuck that shit fuck that mindset. argh I hate being limited by being a human, and it's my first time, too so I'm not even good at it.

  • @KyleSorenson1234
    @KyleSorenson1234 28 днів тому

    Yes master 🙇🙇

  • @NevTheDeranged
    @NevTheDeranged 28 днів тому

    yeah but what if I decide to do it but then later I don't want to?

  • @LifePixUniversity
    @LifePixUniversity Місяць тому

    Make sure you are getting to the root cause of your procrastination

  • @LifePixUniversity
    @LifePixUniversity Місяць тому

    What are you procrastinating on?

    • @AlexSandra-tu9bp
      @AlexSandra-tu9bp Місяць тому

      Studying for my exams😢

    • @yaralawandos
      @yaralawandos Місяць тому

      ​@@AlexSandra-tu9bpsame 😢

    • @LifePixUniversity
      @LifePixUniversity Місяць тому

      @@AlexSandra-tu9bp This is a big one. What part of studying for exams does your brain not like?

  • @Lonewolfx16
    @Lonewolfx16 Місяць тому

    Great words mam

  • @pinooss
    @pinooss Місяць тому

    hi. I found these tips useful and super new! I want to improve my spatial awareness if I am not wrong, spatial orientation also effects how one can find their way properly and how one can drive somewhere with instructions in mind. do you agree with me? can I get better at these? thank you...

    • @LifePixUniversity
      @LifePixUniversity Місяць тому

      @pinooss Super glad you found these helpful! Yes, this most definitely effects how one drives with instructions on mind however they may be other thinking skills that play out too. I'd suggest you check out the working memory video to see if that's a challenge for you to. P.S. You most definitely can get better at this:)

  • @veuder7701
    @veuder7701 Місяць тому

    i am currently experiencing the hot, slimy grease and sweat of 4 different old men rubbing and inserting their members all over my orifices. as i am typing this, my legs are being licked and punished... oh my god... sorry i have to leave, apparently i have been a bad boy and i need to be punished with 4 rods at the same time...

  • @LifePixUniversity
    @LifePixUniversity Місяць тому

    Are you experiencing imposter syndrome?

    • @veuder7701
      @veuder7701 Місяць тому

      i am currently experiencing the hot, slimy grease and sweat of 4 different old men rubbing and inserting their members all over my orifices. as i am typing this, my legs are being licked and punished... oh my god... sorry i have to leave, apparently i have been a bad boy and i need to be punished with 4 rods at the same time...

  • @video_viral_pro
    @video_viral_pro Місяць тому

    This video was so inspiring! Your guidance feels both practical and deeply motivational

  • @MissBliss818
    @MissBliss818 Місяць тому

    I can't understood this video.. too many cuts between words.

  • @SamHeusen
    @SamHeusen 2 місяці тому

    How will Netflix help me survive

  • @ballknocka0001
    @ballknocka0001 2 місяці тому

    I'm Curious if she has adhd or is she just judging. It is truly difficult...

  • @Gpgesell1
    @Gpgesell1 2 місяці тому

    Aoc impersonating my guess idk

  • @titisinistru
    @titisinistru 2 місяці тому

    What are you talking about?

  • @dinospalaio7911
    @dinospalaio7911 2 місяці тому

    Ofc

  • @ronakparmar2673
    @ronakparmar2673 2 місяці тому

    I just discovered your channel and fell in love with the content.

  • @MayurSharma-z6s
    @MayurSharma-z6s 3 місяці тому

    Can you please write their name ?

  • @RicottaPlayz
    @RicottaPlayz 4 місяці тому

    Anyone else think it looks like she doesn’t have a neck?

  • @Jason-o5s
    @Jason-o5s 4 місяці тому

    Cheer~~~a conclusion reached on the basis of evidence and reasoning.😊

  • @nevo5479
    @nevo5479 5 місяців тому

    The fact you think people that say stuff is boring are dumb says more about you than it does about them

  • @nevo5479
    @nevo5479 5 місяців тому

    Challenging makes the task not boring

    • @LifePixUniversity
      @LifePixUniversity 5 місяців тому

      @@nevo5479 True!! There's the sweet spot of challenges. Some people find some tasks that are too challenging to be overwhelming and boring

  • @FutebolRei
    @FutebolRei 5 місяців тому

    Fiz um short do Weak as shit

  • @iamnotryanbale
    @iamnotryanbale 5 місяців тому

    Incredible value. Thank you!

    • @LifePixUniversity
      @LifePixUniversity 5 місяців тому

      @@iamnotryanbale What's been your biggest takeaway?

  • @AlizaZ-s2g
    @AlizaZ-s2g 5 місяців тому

    ❤❤❤❤

  • @UnknownUnknown-zp7qw
    @UnknownUnknown-zp7qw 5 місяців тому

    If you’re bored, it’s challenging since you don’t wanna do it. If it’s challenging, it’s boring since you can’t do it. Either way you phrase it, it’s gonna be both of them.

    • @LifePixUniversity
      @LifePixUniversity 5 місяців тому

      @@UnknownUnknown-zp7qw You want it to land in the sweet spot of challenges. Not to hard. Not to easy.

  • @bibinlouis4927
    @bibinlouis4927 5 місяців тому

    Brahmi is a game changer for remembering things clearly. It is adequately giving me high alertness. Rather than a fool lost in his thoughts.

  • @BrockHagen
    @BrockHagen 5 місяців тому

    May be one of many reasons ... adapt or fail.

  • @beyondallreason-du4pq
    @beyondallreason-du4pq 5 місяців тому

    Thank you!❤

  • @morganam_chooseconsciousness
    @morganam_chooseconsciousness 5 місяців тому

    Thankyou again for this conversation again, I loved being on your channel.

  • @samanthaluna7816
    @samanthaluna7816 6 місяців тому

    Thur

  • @HarshvardhansinghRajput-ye1ch
    @HarshvardhansinghRajput-ye1ch 6 місяців тому

    Thanks gorgeous ❤

  • @johnewilliams7800
    @johnewilliams7800 6 місяців тому

    This is something I've always wondered with my older brother as to why he's so long winded

  • @johnewilliams7800
    @johnewilliams7800 6 місяців тому

    Smart and beautiful what a great combination

  • @arceusmaster2000
    @arceusmaster2000 6 місяців тому

    im struggling with my thinking skills beCAUSE of those wooly worms on Bobby Moynihan's 7head

  • @LifePixUniversity
    @LifePixUniversity 6 місяців тому

    What are you better at Zooming in or Zooming out?

  • @Lohjfdj
    @Lohjfdj 6 місяців тому

    I need help with most lol

  • @jaidynlewis9598
    @jaidynlewis9598 6 місяців тому

    Memory

  • @zerperior
    @zerperior 7 місяців тому

    Finally they can come out of their bubble, and not be confined to their own minds but the bubble that society puts them in. Remember if ur mentally ill, why suffer alone share ur sadness so that we can all grief in disgust together 😂

  • @aloisavaz1459
    @aloisavaz1459 7 місяців тому

    this is so me

  • @WCMbappe10
    @WCMbappe10 7 місяців тому

    Great advice❤