The "Block Schedule" System - LIFE CHANGING productivity hack!

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  • Опубліковано 29 сер 2018
  • If you have followed me on Instagram for a while, chances are you have heard me refer to my "Block Schedule System" many times. The Block Schedule System is something I made up years ago that has increased my productivity by 10-fold (or more!) and is hands-down one of the most useful, viral, and effective principles I share in all of my ProductivityBootCamp.com program (psst use the code UA-cam for 10% off!). It not only helps you get more done in a day WITHOUT burnout, helps with time management, and makes your home insanely stress-free, but will also magically free up HOURS of time for you to fill with things that fulfill you most, and you never feel like you have time for! Note: Watch the whole video! I promise it will answer most of your questions!
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  • @StephanieZander
    @StephanieZander 4 роки тому +940

    Who's back watching this video because you gotta keep a schedule while you're stuck at home due to COVID-19 in order to stay sane??

  • @sequorahahn5351
    @sequorahahn5351 5 років тому +894

    Even though I'm 10 this video really helped me, because I'm getting ready early for adulthood

  • @nothinmulch
    @nothinmulch 4 роки тому +677

    Pro tip for all my creatives out there (writers, artists, ect.) DON'T DO YOUR MOST CREATIVE TASKS CLOSE TO BED! You'll either be so tired that you won't be able to do anything or you'll get a burst of creativity halfway through and won't be able to stop to fall asleep. Organize your blocks by energy level helps too!

    • @jordanpagecompany
      @jordanpagecompany  4 роки тому +26

      GREAT tip!

    • @misscroupette9777
      @misscroupette9777 4 роки тому +12

      What if I need energy for creative block but also study blocks and exercice block ? XD I feel like I don’t have enough energy through the day to have enough for each blocks, and at least one will be at the end of the day at some point even if I don’t want to

    • @Yanayofficial
      @Yanayofficial 4 роки тому +9

      @@misscroupette9777 I take 15 minute naps to reset :) 🙌🏽

    • @actlikebarbara
      @actlikebarbara 4 роки тому +9

      @@misscroupette9777 do different things each day! rotate through!

    • @sofiaoriana9070
      @sofiaoriana9070 4 роки тому +13

      bed? I'm an artist. I don't sleep.

  • @manzoorahamedbevinal3002
    @manzoorahamedbevinal3002 5 років тому +456

    another productivity tip : you can watch important videos/lectures *1.5 or faster by adjusting the speed.

    • @macabremom7790
      @macabremom7790 4 роки тому +14

      Same with audiobooks. I'm in a book club and sometimes I have time to sit and get the book read off the page or off my ereader screen, and sometimes I just don't. Welcome to audio books! I can listen to them at the gym or while I clean and cook and I almost always listen to them with the speed turned up to 1.25-1.5. Audiobooks are not "cheating" people!

    • @sgy8094
      @sgy8094 4 роки тому +13

      You just changed my life with this omg

    • @jogianna
      @jogianna 4 роки тому

      True. Never knew this until after University.

    • @rosebud0391
      @rosebud0391 4 роки тому +21

      I watch everything this way. It's really ruined my personal relationships. People talk to slow and can't be sped up or FF lol

    • @plaidshawl9792
      @plaidshawl9792 4 роки тому +6

      But there's no need to speed Jordan up :-)

  • @fabianamullaly5086
    @fabianamullaly5086 5 років тому +123

    she does more in that first 3 hours than i do in 1 day tf

  • @itstracyg
    @itstracyg 5 років тому +306

    Woman!!! I’ve been saying for the longest that I miss school because a structured lift felt so much easier to achieve and you just showed me how I can bring that energy into my adult
    life. I’m VERY appreciative.

  • @shiiyorokobi8279
    @shiiyorokobi8279 3 роки тому +11

    I am a 14 year old who just recently been clean from depression and am now trying to fix my life back again. Thankyou. So So much. For this. It really helped

  • @itstime9986
    @itstime9986 4 роки тому +60

    My life is a mess. My work productivity is down, Im semi homeless, Im starting Monday! Going to cook meals for the we this weekend. Getting it together. Thanks

    • @jordanpagecompany
      @jordanpagecompany  4 роки тому +14

      Hang in there. You've got this. Sending lots of love your way! 🥰

    • @gypsierose3611
      @gypsierose3611 3 роки тому

      It's ok being homeless isn't that bad. I have done it off and on since I was a kid just keep up the jobs when you can and the structure you will be all good

    • @melissahurlock8243
      @melissahurlock8243 3 роки тому

      You got this! ♡♡

  • @AlexaGolden
    @AlexaGolden 5 років тому +2355

    This is amazing! You should really consider designing an app that allows a person to organize this on​ their phone with alarms built in! That would be so cool!!

    • @egucciar
      @egucciar 5 років тому +15

      Hmm this is such a good idea but I could probably do this with zapier + Trello!!!

    • @KatyLuGreene
      @KatyLuGreene 5 років тому

      I didn't know it schedules in blocks!

    • @hanavax
      @hanavax 5 років тому +19

      you can do that on your phone - with the calander

    • @rebekahpowers7075
      @rebekahpowers7075 5 років тому +2

      T Borisenko I know right I had the same problem,the block is it

    • @Chrissywalters
      @Chrissywalters 5 років тому +18

      Love this video! I watched it twice ...I went back through and created blocks in my Google calendar, and added Jordan's suggestions. Now I can slowly move most of my tasks into the blocks! So much better!

  • @LeeMilby
    @LeeMilby 5 років тому +260

    Ahh I used block scheduling to get through a semester of 26 credits in college 😂😂😂 alarms for EVERYTHING and got 8 hours of sleep every night, showered every day, didn't skip meals, and got decent grades. Some of my (favorite) classes I totally excelled. But it was really exhausting! I totally forgot about the whole block scheduling system until now. Maybe now, years later, I could still utilize some of that with my current, calmer schedule 😂

    • @firstnamelastname5060
      @firstnamelastname5060 5 років тому +8

      Jesus Christ 26 credits?? I'm doing 12 right now and just barely staying at an A/B average. It is my first year though so I'm still getting used to college.

    • @misscroupette9777
      @misscroupette9777 4 роки тому +2

      Lee Milby How many credits are in a year usually where you live ?
      Here in Belgium, 30 credits for a semester is pretty much what happens all the time, cause one year is 60 credits. How do your credits system works ? I got so curious with your comment lol

    • @romrom920
      @romrom920 4 роки тому +1

      @@misscroupette9777 us credit hours are normally 15/16 per semester as in you have 15/16 hours of class each week.

    • @amaimon5152
      @amaimon5152 4 роки тому

      I have 33 credits this semester, and it's actually killing me 😂😂 in Hungary, where I live, it's mandatory to get at least 18 credits each semester, but for me, as a teacher-treainee, it's more (by a lot, lol)

  • @nikolodeon19
    @nikolodeon19 4 роки тому +135

    I have anxiety, adhd depression and ptsd and my biggest problem is procrastinating with everything! This sounds like a good idea in theory and I've tried alot of concepts for scheduling to keep me on track. I think I will give this a try and see if it works because I can't keep going like I am.

    • @genkiferal7178
      @genkiferal7178 4 роки тому +7

      You're such a victim. I bet you're a hoot to be around.

    • @steelstunners1862
      @steelstunners1862 4 роки тому +5

      My problem is I’m bone idle, when it comes down to it I’d rather just sit on the couch, eat Cheetos and play Playstation.

    • @karawindsor7389
      @karawindsor7389 4 роки тому +3

      Did you try it? How did it go?

    • @jjgems5909
      @jjgems5909 4 роки тому +48

      Genki Feral you sound like a fucking ass hole. I bet you’re a real bitch?

    • @TheBlueskyson
      @TheBlueskyson 4 роки тому +12

      Nik. just do one thing u love each day for 5 minutes minimum commitment to yourself? If u can't do that, no probs, but its likely back to a life of suffering. mood follows action friend. ty

  • @byMarriGrace
    @byMarriGrace 5 років тому +185

    This channel shouldve been names THE ADULTING LIFE Channel. Thanks for this. Im a new subscriber

  • @kaseyrhoades2334
    @kaseyrhoades2334 5 років тому +618

    just watching this makes me feel productive AND exhausted at the same time lol

    • @egucciar
      @egucciar 5 років тому +14

      Agreed. An afternoon of watching videos led to a nap. Luckily I was motivated to cook and clean

    • @msdeenatural_3
      @msdeenatural_3 5 років тому +10

      Kasey Rhoades lol, I'm like what a busy schedule. Lol, I guess it works for her. What about days you don't feel like doing anything?

    • @Elizabethd69
      @Elizabethd69 5 років тому +2

      kasey rhoades haha , I know what you mean...

    • @winternicole1
      @winternicole1 5 років тому +4

      @@msdeenatural_3 You just keep going, say a prayer for strength & keep moving. You can't not do anything. Priorities & Responsibilities won't disappear. You can not cancel a day!

    • @rainsagun
      @rainsagun 5 років тому +1

      Me, too! I feel exhausted already! Whew!

  • @melaniehomburg3366
    @melaniehomburg3366 5 років тому +343

    I started following your idea of block scheduling at the beginning of summer. I was taking 2 online classes, starting a part time job and having my son home from school all summer. I know I function A LOT better when I have a set schedule. You said something like, "I have 5 kids and 24 hours in a day - I didn't get more time with each child. I had to make it all fit." That hit me like a ton of bricks, I knew I could increase my productivity if I could stick to a plan. So I gave it a go. I blocked out my school time, home chores, kiddo activities, date with hubby time, work - I laid it all out. First semester I made the Dean's List because I think I was actually giving myself proper study time!!! So I'm sold. Now that the Fall semester is here things are changing and I'm drafting a new schedule but I'm LOVING the Block Schedule Life. Have a beautiful day darlin'.

    • @Elizabethd69
      @Elizabethd69 5 років тому +9

      Congratulations ! that is WONDERFUL , i'm looking forward to trying it also. we all have different lifestyles , you just have to make it work for you !

    • @brendastrandl4722
      @brendastrandl4722 5 років тому +10

      Melanie, thx for your review of block time and how it helped you. I'm going to give it a try. :)

    • @Kat_Author2021
      @Kat_Author2021 5 років тому +6

      Melanie, I do something similar, but I call it my weekly schedule. I blocked out my college classes (one is an online class), club activities, lunch hour, and travel hour. It's awesome! Although, if I get this job (interview is in a few days), then I'll have to add that in... :D

    • @speak-inspire
      @speak-inspire 5 років тому +2

      WOW!!! Congratulations to you my friend! This is definitly motivation to me.

    • @jenlotus17
      @jenlotus17 5 років тому

      Amazing !

  • @vanessavargas7081
    @vanessavargas7081 5 років тому +12

    as someone who doesn't have kids, being that busy with kids sounds so horrible lol... i'm here because even without kids i can't seem to manage my time 😂hopefully this helps! thank you so much for being a great mom and helping all of us out here! ❤️

    • @jordanpagecompany
      @jordanpagecompany  5 років тому +1

      You are so sweet!! 🥰

    • @schoolhouserock8803
      @schoolhouserock8803 Рік тому +3

      I also don’t have kids but still have trouble managing my time . Will try time blocking . Thanks for this .

  • @rispahwalumbe6141
    @rispahwalumbe6141 3 роки тому +34

    This has to be my 30th time ive watched this. I keep watching it every time I'm reviewing my time management systems. Block scheduling is so helpful. Its been the most important step in getting me productive. Jordan is such a blessing and has helped me navigate adulthood

  • @RaymondTheThird
    @RaymondTheThird 5 років тому +154

    I have just started block scheduling and I have to say that I love it. I just have to remind people: if you don’t get your blocks right on day one and two, IT’S OK. THIS IS A NEW SYSTEM, GIVE YOURSELF SOME GRACE SO YOU CAN LEARN. Right? Right. I myself am a chronic ‘plate bigger than my mouth’ person. “YES I CAN DO THIS IN 3 HOURS!” usually turns into ‘crap I did this in like, 7 hours. It’s ok. Time only feels like it’s running once your’e studying how it moves.

  • @dorissaclaire
    @dorissaclaire 5 років тому +220

    I literally have to schedule when I’m going to wash my hair, or it won’t happen.

    • @MadelineKing
      @MadelineKing 4 роки тому +7

      literally SAME

    • @rav_666_
      @rav_666_ 4 роки тому +6

      Lmao same! If I don't put it on my calendar, I will completely forget. I'm glad I'm not the only one 😅

    • @suekylicious
      @suekylicious 4 роки тому +1

      same :(

    • @emilyramsey2372
      @emilyramsey2372 4 роки тому +2

      Dorissa Claire this is a relatable! And I have really hard to handle hair so I get it! 😂

    • @jamiehawkins-hudson9098
      @jamiehawkins-hudson9098 4 роки тому +2

      Yes!! I have A LOT of hair and it’s long, so it definitely takes time, which means it has to be scheduled.

  • @tiffanyheilman6119
    @tiffanyheilman6119 2 роки тому +19

    My prayers have been answered🙏
    As a mom of 4 kiddos, some with special needs, 3 different schools,and a full time job, this video is EXACTLY what I needed to break down my chaos into more manageable chunks.
    THANK YOU for sharing this awesome strategy.
    ♡- A Hot Mess Mom

  • @epicgadgets2006
    @epicgadgets2006 5 років тому +26

    The Rest is not a Luxury your earn when you are finished with creative work. it's a discipline you cultivate to make you more creative.

  • @speak-inspire
    @speak-inspire 5 років тому +6

    It is no coincidence that I ran into your channel this morning (Nov. 1). I am getting ready to start an online business that came through prayer. As the time gets closer to launch my business....my schedule is getting CRAZY. So this morning I literally sat in the parking lot (at the grocery store) and said Lord....how in the world am I going to manage all of these things in my life. I said....Please don’t take anything away because they’re all good things but I feel like “scrambled eggs” right now! Then not even an hour later I ran into your channel... “Answered Prayer & New Subscriber”.

  • @czarinavella
    @czarinavella 5 років тому +172

    I have been teaching this concept of block scheduling for several years. It is particularly helpful for those with mood disorders and struggle to get things done. Though I tend to set it up with less blocks and have a person identify key tasks to meet during at least two of the three blocks. As they begin to master that, we increase. But key is consistency. So set it up, as morning, afternoon, and evening. I even have people set timers for these. What I do like about this is how detailed and another way to share how to work this sort of schedule.

    • @elizabethwebster6285
      @elizabethwebster6285 5 років тому +3

      This is what I started doing for myself, getting the block schedule system from Jordan. With me being in college, and working at the college, my work schedule for the entire semester is pretty much the same, which is nice! So it made more sense for me to section it off in Morning, Afternoon, and Evening blocks, but since I take an online course as well. I wanted to dedicate specific time to work on that class each day, so that's like my class time. But for the rest of the block time, I have on a separate sheet that shows what I can do in each block. Pretty much the same thing as Jordan's part. It definitely doesn't feel as overwhelming as it was before, which is nice!

    • @aurie6895
      @aurie6895 4 роки тому

      Elizabeth Webster I know your comment was posted a long time ago but how does blocking work when your classes are at different times? I’m a uni student and I know I need something like this but some of my classes start at 10am, while others start at 4pm, some days I have 1 contact hour, other days I have 6 😬

  • @justhere1971
    @justhere1971 5 років тому +17

    Every southeastern Asian kids lives by the block method. Just saying. I probably started doing this in 3rd grade back in the 70's. It really does work.

  • @djshockafrica4330
    @djshockafrica4330 5 років тому +8

    I love that you pray & read scripture as a family, it is a beautiful way to bless your day!

  • @classica87
    @classica87 5 років тому +116

    And I've just now realized that my most productive days were like this. New schedule making time. Also, I see a couple posts from people with chronic pain and illness. I have the same type of problem, and some days I have to remind myself that "make tea and binge watch Netflix" can be a task. When you're hurt or sick, taking care of yourself is important too!

    • @marylegan2046
      @marylegan2046 5 років тому +11

      Maybe allow only so many spoons per block. on days when you only have a couple of spoons, do what you can and then give yourself some grace.

    • @Daringtobemyself
      @Daringtobemyself 5 років тому +6

      Great supportive comment! We need more positive influencers like you in this world.

    • @traceylillis9669
      @traceylillis9669 5 років тому +1

      Always happy to help with your issue as this is what I do everyday for a job Erica. :) Having a lot of success where others have failed.

    • @vmoshiashswili
      @vmoshiashswili 4 роки тому +1

      This is so important, thank you for the reminder.

    • @RachelBayati
      @RachelBayati 4 роки тому +2

      @@marylegan2046 I love the spoon analogy. Some days the spoons just refuse to get out of the drawer.

  • @livingabundantly511
    @livingabundantly511 5 років тому +41

    I've been doing this type of method for months now. I didn't realize it was the block method. Basically, I would forget to eat, homeschooling was all over the place, chores were never completed and we were eating dinner so close to bedtime. So I started setting alarms in my phone to wake up and "morning routine " and "class time" and "lunch" and "room of the day " and then we have actual routine charts that we can refer to when the alarm sounds and we can mark tasks off with a dry erase marker. So basically the same concept as the block method.

    • @TheCityDweller1
      @TheCityDweller1 5 років тому +2

      I like the "room of the day" concept, so manageable and not overwhelming. 👍

  • @anothabc
    @anothabc 3 роки тому +4

    I feel like I am seeing this video 10 years too late but definitely will do this now. Nothing is too late! I will not give up!

  • @shelby5623
    @shelby5623 5 років тому +17

    I have become mildly OBSESSED with you and your videos!! Seriously, I watch a video every day to put me in a good mood and to motivate me to do better. Thank you so much for your videos!! I just printed your printable. I can't wait to try it!

    • @jordanpagecompany
      @jordanpagecompany  5 років тому

      Awwww! Thanks for the love! Let me know how it works for you! 🥰

  • @classicdajuanaj9708
    @classicdajuanaj9708 5 років тому +25

    Super late but I tried this on Thanksgiving this year. I work NOC shift (nursing) and it is so hard to organize life because my sleep pattern is the complete opposite of the world lol. But I tried this method starting my blocks 3,2,1 hour blocks excluding sleep. It really did wonders that day. This would be a wonderful app if it was created. My most important block was "self care and sleep". Trying to master it for night shift workers and it's possible you guys. I got sleep, I was able to block out time for family, cook, clean, and run an errand. Everybody has a different life and schedule you have to customize it for You. Be blessed.

  • @brandic.5256
    @brandic.5256 5 років тому +62

    Naptime=sacred. Agreed. I have 7 children and I LOVE naptime. My kids are older and I do homeschool them...I also have a medically fragile child but let me tell ya sister...........I. Love. Naptime.

  • @hoardertohousewife340
    @hoardertohousewife340 5 років тому +10

    This is seriously what I needed! I'm currently sitting in front of my laptop feeling overwhelmed and like a failure as a SAHM. I decided I'll just ignore my surroundings and watch some JP for inspiration. Then BAM here you are rocking it like I knew you would for me!! I admire you so much!! Thank you!!!

  • @comoquehot
    @comoquehot 5 років тому +49

    Your energy is so contagious... I love it!!!

    • @jordanpagecompany
      @jordanpagecompany  5 років тому

      Thank you, that is so sweet of you to say!

    • @emilyodwyer51205
      @emilyodwyer51205 4 роки тому

      @@jordanpagecompany I have a question for you. Well 2 questions for you lol. What are your kids names and how old are they?

  • @ClassicfiedNails
    @ClassicfiedNails 5 років тому +8

    Sitting here single, no bf, a boss business but stunned by how amazing you are! Thank you for motivating me! 💖

  • @rons1542
    @rons1542 5 років тому +172

    I just had my 6th child two weeks ago and I have been wondering how I am going to do it all. I first found your laundry video and I was so excited to find another mom that had 5 kids all close together like I did! Next I watched your 'envelope budget' video and couldn't believe how much I could relate to you on other budgets I have tried to stick with before. Yours is the only one i have been able to actually stick to. Now that school started and I have a brand new baby your block schedule video comes out! I feel like you are Heaven Sent... special for me 😁 you are very inspiring and I am ready to turn my messy, unorganized life around. Thank you!!! Love another Utah momma!

    • @alishajennings2013
      @alishajennings2013 5 років тому +9

      I had my 5th 2 months ago. My husband and I want 6 :). My kids are 8,4, almost 3, just turned 2, and 2 months. I love hearing of people with 5 or 6 kids bc where I live no o e has more than 2 so I always feel like the odd one out.

    • @rons1542
      @rons1542 5 років тому +2

      Alisha Jennings oh my gosh that is me exactly! I love finding other mommas that want and have big families too! 5!! You are very blessed! 💕

    • @theleelamayshow7512
      @theleelamayshow7512 5 років тому +3

      I have 5 kids too. Its hsrd to keep up with the difference of age. I start work at 320am and get out at 12pm. My sleep time is very minimal. Ill give it a try

    • @muniramasalawala3755
      @muniramasalawala3755 5 років тому

      www.momspresso.com/parenting/mompreneur-in-making/article/mommy-brains-to-mind-palace

    • @DrBiohack
      @DrBiohack 5 років тому +2

      Congratulations🌟🎊🎊💜🔸️🌼

  • @anamgulraiz3661
    @anamgulraiz3661 5 років тому +22

    I have tried watching this block system video from others so many times, you are the first person to explain it properly. thank you I really appreciate it

  • @kaylanicole9895
    @kaylanicole9895 4 роки тому +34

    i just made a block schedule “quarantine edition” so that i don’t spend my days sleeping 🤣

  • @reason2give345
    @reason2give345 5 років тому +56

    Anyone else exhausted just from her story/breakdown of the day???
    Wow.... Love your videos

    • @becca0984
      @becca0984 5 років тому +2

      Totally... now I need a nap 🤣

  • @katherinealeshire8405
    @katherinealeshire8405 5 років тому +45

    Omg I needed this!! I am at a point where everything is too much and i never feel like i truly get anything done! Thank you! 😍

  • @mirandadrake4110
    @mirandadrake4110 4 роки тому +9

    Exactly what I’ve been looking for! I’m a newly homeschooling mom of two and I’m always going to bed thinking “there’s never enough time!” I’ve often wondered what changed between high school and graduating college that made me feel so crazy....adulthood is one half of the equation but the block schedule makes complete sense! I literally told my husband last night that I feel like I never get anything fully done because I run from task to task getting everything halfway done. If I’m working on one task I feel guilty for not working on the other. I wanted to find a way to just focus on one thing at a time but hourly schedules never seemed to work. And then I saw your video! I can’t wait to try a block schedule!!!!! Thank you so much!

    • @jordanpagecompany
      @jordanpagecompany  4 роки тому +2

      Please let me know how you like it! I just know you're going to notice a HUGE change!

  • @ERICA850
    @ERICA850 Рік тому +1

    I have been following a block schedule this week and I must say it is really working for me.

  • @juliew1589
    @juliew1589 5 років тому +6

    I have come to the conclusion that I get only the necessities done on work days....nights included. I am so physically and mentally done...that is so great you get exercise in there! I cram all the errand type things and laundry in my 1st day off since they are easier on my side back. The 2nd day I do more cleaning in am and meal prep for the next 3 days of work coming. I get what I can done and relax that evening before work. I've accepted some dust but the kiddos are fed and happy!

  • @womanateeetee8882
    @womanateeetee8882 5 років тому +40

    I struggle with chronic depression and anxiety, and don't do much apart from taking care of the dog and grocery shopping. I've tried making a schedule to stick to, but I did very short, specific blocks. I'll try 2-3 hour ones instead. Thanks for the video!

    • @judyjohnson9610
      @judyjohnson9610 5 років тому +7

      . You are doing what works for you. If things get better for you, then you can adapt your schedule. I think we give in to the distractions too much. Ya gotta wake up with a plan and you are on that.

    • @bosslady1914
      @bosslady1914 5 років тому +5

      Life can be very overwhelming sometimes and makes some people want to hide and disassociate from life. I've been there. Choosing to put yourself out there and pursue something you know deep down inside you'd like to do would probably help you feel a lot better. Maybe sign up to take some classes at a yoga studio, or volunteer at the humane society or find a very part time easygoing job. You can improve your life! But you have to choose to do it. Small steps are all it takes.

    • @elizabethwebster6285
      @elizabethwebster6285 5 років тому +11

      I've been struggling with depression and anxiety as well and it can be very hard to even find the mental strength to get up and do this stuff, even making a schedule. I did the short specific blocks before too, and it overwhelmed me so much that I didn't get done pretty much any of the stuff I wanted to get done.. What I'm doing now is Morning, Afternoon, and Evening blocks, there's a lot more detail that went into what I'm starting to do, if I can I'd love to share it with you. It just would be a lot for a comment on here lol. But after switching to doing these 3 blocks, even though I may not be consistent with it yet, just knowing my day is divided up like that takes away the feeling of being overwhelmed.

    • @sherriginter5792
      @sherriginter5792 3 роки тому

      Elizabeth Webster We’ve got to start somewhere and you started in a great direction. I am so proud of you! Hope it’s still working I know I’m getting this late I just noticed this these comments so I hope it’s still working for you

  • @smile4u624
    @smile4u624 5 років тому +13

    I dont have children and I'm not married but I do work full time, and have to manage a household, and tend to other family responsibilities. Single people sometimes have it harder than people think because they have no one to delegate tasks or to share chores with. This method of organization is very helpful. I find myself to be more productive managing my to do list in small blocks. It doesnt become overwhelming and it makes big and competing tasks manageable.

  • @OurLargeFamilyLife
    @OurLargeFamilyLife 4 роки тому +66

    I absolutely love how you put God first #mylifegoals 💙

    • @Jusyna24071981
      @Jusyna24071981 4 роки тому +1

      The Church Tribe same!! The morning prayers inspired me enormously!

  • @rachelwollan3310
    @rachelwollan3310 5 років тому +25

    I have chronic illnesses that keep me from having the same number of "productive" hours in a day than I used to have. I think this concept of blocks will work for me on a spread-out basis. For example, I know that if I have to budget my "Outing" time to once per week. For example, if I have 1 meeting in a week, or a Dr's appointment, I can't go into work that same week. (I work a 5/hr/wk paid job & volunteer several hours a week, both mostly from home). I can still work, just not drive 1/2 hr there, work 2-5 hrs & drive 1/2 hr back home - too much for me, it takes me days to recover. Thankfully, I have the flexibility to make this happen. I also find that I need to schedule in silence - time to Be Still and Know... This is vital in my ability to be in pain and yet have joy, recognize my losses and yet celebrate what I can do, acknowledge that my limitations effect my children & husband and yet BE fully Mom & Wife in those blocks where we are together. Focusing on what I CAN

    • @manukrati6447
      @manukrati6447 4 роки тому +1

      Yeah, that's what I thought. I have Arthritis. I am gonna apply this strategy.

    • @imagitext1342
      @imagitext1342 4 роки тому +1

      Did you ever try this? Did it work for you? I'm in a similar situation and always searching for something to help. I've found that using my energy wisely helps more than trying to get more energy

  • @Beepbopboop19
    @Beepbopboop19 5 років тому +127

    Anyone else’s get a panic feeling when the alarm sound goes off?🙆🏻‍♀️😂

    • @katetheaffiliatemomofficial
      @katetheaffiliatemomofficial 5 років тому +9

      Oh my! Yes, yes I do! I hate it. I have also disliked words like goals, timers, block 'schedule'. Instead I made mine super personal and instead of using goals I say objective (I feel like that give me a little more leeway for error which is humanly okay), instead of timer I use the word 'sound' and I use a relaxing sound to help me feel like I'm not being rushed, Instead of schedule I use the word 'method'. I have 7 'methods' in my day: Morning Method (get ready etc...), Moving Method (Out the door doing errands, etc...), Meditation Method (Nap, make and prepare food...etc...), Money Method (Work), Missionary Method (Doing service for others and my husband, making sure the house is cleaned up, etc...), Melt Method (Phone time and Husband time!), and Sleep (Don't add the word method on the end of this because I'm not doing anything but resting which is important to seperate that out in our minds because then we can 'shut our minds off' a lot easier."

    • @Beepbopboop19
      @Beepbopboop19 5 років тому +4

      Kate Mind Skills yes to all of this! Are you an “empath” type, or been called over sensitive too?;) these things really help though, some people just don’t understand us haha🧜🏼‍♀️😊

    • @blairbushproject
      @blairbushproject 5 років тому +4

      It got so bad it became part of my anxiety disorder along with avoiding phone calls because of the ring and post office for the bad letters. Now that I can buy online it’s made going to the POB about blessings or good things, now we can change the ring tone. That helped a lot. And for alarms too. Now that I can have good alarms for things that are stress free like water the plants. Over time it helped me get that alarm scare a bit normalized. But for a long time it caused emotional pain during a period where I was sick but still had to work.

    • @katetheaffiliatemomofficial
      @katetheaffiliatemomofficial 5 років тому

      Tara Hays hahaha! Seriously! I love your comment! :) I get 1 of two responses on a typical day. One: they ask me more questions are genuinely interested or feel it could help them. Two: I get a weird look and a reply, “That sounds interesting.” I’ve heard that the using the word “interesting” is a way of not offending people even if your not genuinely interested 😂. I only let the complete empathetic Kate show up around close friends and family members who understand me as a person because I can sense even the tiniest things that are off. I go to a handful or practitioners for my back, health, etc...and they all say that I am super sensitive and that is a good thing because most of the general population isn’t and will have more health problems in the future! But it is sooooo important for us to share what we are sensing or empathizing about because in the small cases where people listen it genuinely can change the course of their life. It’s amazing. Is this how you are like or that you’ve noticed?? What’s your experience been like? ☀️🤗

    • @Beepbopboop19
      @Beepbopboop19 5 років тому

      Kate Mind Skills I’ve noticed the older I get (and now being a mom) I try and reserve my real empathetic side for family. It’s takes a lot of emotional strength to work with the public and have a hubby and toddler. So I guess I don’t share what I’m sensing much and have tried not to in recent years. I’ve gotten farther professionally taking this route, and focusing healing on myself and family. It’s all seasons though and that may change again sometime:) you sound like you know yourself that’s awesome!💜

  • @chimdimmaozongwu2604
    @chimdimmaozongwu2604 4 роки тому +3

    Thanks a lot J. I'm a doctor and we soon get used to the excuse, I don't have time for this and that, things that are important to us, like a wedding, a birthday, alone time, etc. But with these blocks, I know I will definitely be able to have a life besides caring for other people. Thank you Soo much!

  • @angmarbar11
    @angmarbar11 Рік тому +2

    I realize that you posted this 3 babies ago, but I just found it today and made my own...thank you! I am a full-time remote associate director, JUST empty-nesting, with lots of animals and a husband to care for (with). This works for me too!

  • @ajhulsey7774
    @ajhulsey7774 5 років тому +9

    Thank you so much for mentioning your habit of prayer and scripture reading. So refreshing to see someone who is not ashamed to speak about their faith!

  • @lovemybabe3131
    @lovemybabe3131 5 років тому +25

    I love the analogy of a person's school schedule! It makes so much sense. The phone!! Yes! It can totally waste your whole day away! Love this system. Putting alarms on your phone to switch activities makes so much sense! Yes, I totally try to always do all my errands while I am out. I hate going out, coming home, to have to go back out again. The struggle is real. Thank you Jordan! Great content.

  • @deebennett3147
    @deebennett3147 5 років тому +2

    As a full-time teacher and Realtor, this was awesome and just what I needed...I am almost in tears!!

  • @Amber-fj2wv
    @Amber-fj2wv 3 роки тому +1

    You are superhuman! I do not have kids but your time blocking popped up in my feeds. I am taking 6 classes and two jobs. I thought I was exhausted. Cheers!

  • @caseyistre1614
    @caseyistre1614 5 років тому +28

    This is going to be life changing for me as a stay at home mom of 5. Thank you so so much.

  • @robbinsmith1501
    @robbinsmith1501 5 років тому +6

    A and B days?! You’re a genius! This is starting for me this very minute. I’m going to block the rest of my day, and make one for the rest of my A and B days this week. Thank you!

  • @nataliefoxmartin
    @nataliefoxmartin 5 років тому

    Thank you Jordan, this info is great, as is all of your info. I have life long ADHD and I don’t use medication, so I am ALWAYS looking for new structures and schedules that will help. I binge watch your videos for all your tips, they work so well for me, budgeting and productivity wise. I’m not even a mom yet but we’re starting to plan our family and honestly, I’m so excited to start my family using all of your tips and advice!!

  • @CatalinaVillabona7
    @CatalinaVillabona7 2 роки тому +2

    I recently found your videos and can’t stop watching them! Life changing for real!

  • @sweethallewis
    @sweethallewis 5 років тому +29

    Thank you so much! I am self-employed and I am pretty disciplined but I keep hearing that I need to schedule every second of my life which makes me feel like I don't have any freedom. But I like the idea of the blocks because it still keeps me on a schedule but within that block I can work freely. Thank you! This is awesome! PS love your energy.

    • @StephenCourson
      @StephenCourson 5 років тому +5

      Compartmentalizing is a great way to switch. I highly recommend putting your phone in another room when you start for activities that don't require it. That will keep you focused. Sincerely, a dude that works from home and has a similar system.

  • @audidawn9936
    @audidawn9936 5 років тому +133

    You should come up with an example for nurses that work 12-13hr shifts

    • @DrCarolynTheLibrarian
      @DrCarolynTheLibrarian 5 років тому +57

      my guess is she would advise having an A/B schedule: one for days with shifts and one without. Assuming you work 3/12s that would give you a lot of freedom on off days to do everything you can't do on a shift day (meal prep, errands, house work, exercise, appointments, etc.)

    • @emckenzie5740
      @emckenzie5740 5 років тому +1

      So much this

    • @nouralhouda3500
      @nouralhouda3500 4 роки тому +3

      I work on amazon and i do 10-12 hours a day

    • @serenal9556
      @serenal9556 4 роки тому +3

      @@DrCarolynTheLibrarian This is bang on! If you work 12 hour shifts you have a few more days completely off (with the exception of a few jobs), so on the 12 hour days your block of work will take up most of the day but you can make it up on the days you have off 👍

    • @allisontokarczyk5014
      @allisontokarczyk5014 4 роки тому +1

      @@nouralhouda3500 what do u do for amazon

  • @hebrewfamilyfiles9199
    @hebrewfamilyfiles9199 2 роки тому +1

    I love the block schedule as a SAH homeschool mom this schedule really helps me stay on track, love it! ❤️

  • @amykingsley4787
    @amykingsley4787 4 роки тому +2

    Holy moly where has this been my whole life!!! I am for sure going to be doing block schudles
    from now on! Thank you so much Jordan!

  • @Penelope222
    @Penelope222 5 років тому +30

    Umm, why have I never thought of this before?!! Brilliant!

  • @marisua3018
    @marisua3018 5 років тому +14

    Thank you for being real and sharing about your marriage...social media gets in my way many times after putting the kids to sleep. Guilty. 😬 but I will definitely try putting my phone away for the sake of my hubby and I. 💕

  • @asmayusuf9239
    @asmayusuf9239 2 роки тому

    Hello Jordan. 👋🏻 I've been on a viewing spree of your videos and I'm truly inspired by what I've seen. You've won me over and I just placed an order for one of your productivity planners. I truly appreciate you giving us a glimpse into your home and family, for the tips and strategies you share and for the beautiful example you've shown of how to rock your schedule like a boss while maintaining connections with your husband and your children and providing a lovely model of healthy co-parenting and life balance. Wishing you and your family the very best always. ❤️

  • @aimeebennett8317
    @aimeebennett8317 5 років тому

    I am SO grateful this video found me! I just had my second child and am trying to figure out the adjustment, while working from home part-time and taking online classes. For some reason, this way of looking at my schedule works so well for my brain. I can't believe I didn't think of it before! Thank you, Jordan!

  • @booklover0924
    @booklover0924 5 років тому +10

    I’m definitely going to try it. I’ve been working on something where I have a morning routine and a night routine that includes yoga, dishes, reading a chapter etc so I think this is the next step. The routines have been helpful.

  • @MrsMadBeauty
    @MrsMadBeauty 5 років тому +42

    4/6 of my blocks will be work, but I’d like to try it for morning and evening!! Single mom trying to figure out how to just get the laundry done!

    • @jordanpagecompany
      @jordanpagecompany  5 років тому +4

      No Quit 'Til Fit watch to the end! I do an entire block schedule for people who work full-time!

    • @MrsMadBeauty
      @MrsMadBeauty 5 років тому +5

      Jordan Page, FunCheapOrFree Yes very helpful thank you!! You have inspired me to get organized and maybe just maybe wake up earlier to fit more things in, and go to sleep earlier. I try to do it at night and never get it done because I’m so exhausted. Thanks for the tips.

    • @stacyhigginson170
      @stacyhigginson170 5 років тому +10

      I know I don't know your life or situation but something that has helped me to get laundry done is to set a timer so I know right when the machine is done (I never hear the machine timer) and I make a point of stopping what I'm doing to switch the load. I never seem to get laundry done if I get lazy and don't set my timers.

    • @jessicafeazell6454
      @jessicafeazell6454 5 років тому +2

      You can do it! You’re doing amazing, Momma!

    • @Michelle-by9fp
      @Michelle-by9fp 5 років тому +1

      Yes you are amazing! Itll get easier once you find a schedule that works for you! Do what you can and dont be too hard on yourself, you really are doing great! ❤ and if the laundry stays in the clean basket infinitely, no judgement, at least its clean lol. 💁‍♀️

  • @carolineshelton9294
    @carolineshelton9294 5 років тому +3

    I have watched this video so many times whenever I need to reset my schedule (before a new semester or at the end of a semester, usually!)

  • @shahnazsalmanova8941
    @shahnazsalmanova8941 4 роки тому +1

    Whenever I feel down and need more energy to complete my duties in the office and at home, I especially watch this video. Great and great !!!!!

  • @laurie3881
    @laurie3881 5 років тому +4

    My kids are grown and I am retired. Even just reading your schedule for the day exhausted me - you are a dynamo! :)
    For a long time, after I retired, I was not using my time very efficiently and everyday things like housework, yardwork, etc. were not getting done often enough. I know that sounds counter-intuitive but when you have got too much time on your hands sometimes it's easy to put off stuff (that you don't like doing) particularly if there is another empty day tomorrow looming ahead. There's way more to it, but in a nutshell, everyday stuff quickly became overwhelming.
    Then I ran across bullet journalling and became a fan. I have been making a schedule of things that need to get done and it has made my life a LOT easier and happier! I have daily tasks, weekly tasks, monthly tasks and so on... Now that I have a list of the stuff I want to get done and a time frame of when it needs to get done, I think blocking time to do it will be the next step. Such an excellent video. Thanks!

    • @BASK1120
      @BASK1120 5 років тому

      Whati s bullet journaling?

    • @laurie3881
      @laurie3881 5 років тому

      @@BASK1120 The best way to get a concept of bullet journalling is to read Ryder Carroll's book "The Bullet Journal Method" or just do a search here on UA-cam. There are so many videos on it.

  • @TheBudgetingWife
    @TheBudgetingWife 5 років тому +14

    Thanks Jordan!! I love the idea of focusing on one thing at a time. It sort of reminds me of Dave Ramsey’s baby steps of focusing on one financial goal at a time!

  • @Knoxlette
    @Knoxlette 5 років тому

    This is amazing. Just took an hour to watch and block out my work schedule. This is applicable no matter what your work status is. I’m excited to see my productivity improve as I start to make the blocks work for me. Thanks for all you do!

  • @missfuneral5080
    @missfuneral5080 4 роки тому +2

    I just started this, and it has honestly changed my life!! You are a goddess!!!! Thank you 😃😃

  • @Ldrousseau
    @Ldrousseau 5 років тому +7

    Love love LOVE! I sort of already do a “block” system and I can testify that it’s AMAZING! I’m not nearly as busy as most people though but it’s works great for me because I really do get overwhelmed when there’s too much going on and lack of schedule is out of control. I have morning routines, house cleaning play dates and outing tasks while my oldest is in school (still have a little one at home) then after school routine and evening routine. Once kids are in bed, I’m am clocked out and it’s grown up time with my man. It’s an absolute must.
    This was very informative and helpful though, knowing that my boys will be so much busier soon when we start sports and such and even when we get a bigger home someday (we’re in a small home so it’s doesn’t take long to clean 🙌🏻)
    Thank you Jordan! ❤️

  • @embooth7106
    @embooth7106 5 років тому +11

    Add on: I definitely needed to hear about marriage. My husband and I will implement this together. :) it is always worth a go.

  • @ktessentialstv991
    @ktessentialstv991 6 місяців тому

    Trying this immediately!!!! Thank you. ❤ your energy . So excited to plug in sleep and me time.

  • @sharlyt3557
    @sharlyt3557 5 років тому

    I’ve had a block system for years to manage all my daily goals. I love it! And i was so relieved you made a vid on it because you have the platform to do it in & show people this schedule. 👍🏻👍🏻. The hour bit just doesnt work & it only adds more stress (counter-productive!). Using the blocks, we TOTALLY get more done and actually feel accomplished ✅

  • @MartaMichalskaUras
    @MartaMichalskaUras 5 років тому +14

    OMG when do you take that energy from?! We have a Nanny for our 1yo twins and I still feel like a superstar after surviving a day 😂😂
    Kudos to you!

  • @LegacyofPretty
    @LegacyofPretty 5 років тому +4

    Mom with 5 girls and Adult ADD. I listened to this while doing dishes. Thank you so much. I love your content!! About to start this!

  • @saviorsongs2230
    @saviorsongs2230 5 років тому +2

    Thank you! I've been trying to organize my time for so long! This is awesome! I think it will work for me. Already blocked my homeschooling schedule for my kiddo and I for fall. I'll be doing some experiments with block scheduling this week to see if I can bring some sanity to my summer as well. Can't wait to try it out!

  • @ginasellers1735
    @ginasellers1735 3 роки тому

    I am so glad I ran across this video. I have been researching block scheduling for about a month, and this is the first time it has made sense. Thank you for this explanation. I know now that I can make this work for me.

  • @daniella4965
    @daniella4965 5 років тому +77

    “In college we got so much done”
    I only have time because I don’t sleep.

  • @soniaiberti2602
    @soniaiberti2602 5 років тому +1

    Hi from Italy😀. I was an active LDS member back in the ‘80. I’ve just watched this video (stumbled in it by chance!) and I’m so glad I did! Just subscribed to your channel. This method really inspires me and I’ll try it right away, being in need to give my life a productive change for good. Thanks for sharing. ❤️

  • @ThePumpkinPatch
    @ThePumpkinPatch 3 роки тому

    I appreciate you so much Jordan for being your epic self and helping us like this! I'm implementing a block schedule this next week once I have this weekend to figure out exactly how I want to place everything. Thank you!

  • @brendaplatero1918
    @brendaplatero1918 4 роки тому +5

    wow, i love this block schedule system , i tried it and found myself doing so much more then before. why didn't i think of this? lol . What a great system. Thank you so much for sharing.

  • @caitlinhonaker5903
    @caitlinhonaker5903 5 років тому +3

    This is literally the most helpful thing I have ever seen!!!!! I am on a mission to reorganize and optimize my life in 2019. I have already been thinking about work goals, exercise goals, cleaning schedules, etc for myself, and this has truly inspired me. Thank you so much, I cannot wait to show my boyfriend so we can optimize our productivity and life together!!!

  • @homesbyagentkat
    @homesbyagentkat 2 роки тому +2

    Thank you, I’ve heard of time blocking for years and never even considered utilizing it because it always felt “too structured” which stressed me out before even trying - this is such a great way to break it down and allows the flexibility but with blocks, love it.

  • @bigbuggie5
    @bigbuggie5 5 років тому +2

    I love this! I'm an LDS mom too and I REALLY struggle with time management with 5 kids. I'm really impressed that you are able to get your kids to do this routine. I hope I can get my kids on board. Life is hard!

  • @megkennedy1813
    @megkennedy1813 4 роки тому +58

    I'd love to see a homeschool version of this with a family that does co-op

    • @andreagriffin9842
      @andreagriffin9842 Рік тому

      Isn't the reason we homeschool to avoid this though? Allowing children to stay with what they love for as long as they want without a bell ringing telling them to stop, it takes away the flow of life and takes the power away from us.

    • @amyrobe3744
      @amyrobe3744 Рік тому +1

      I homeschool too and am part of a co-op. I believe the rhythm routine will work better for people like us. Are you familiar?

    • @ASmith-jn7kf
      @ASmith-jn7kf Рік тому

      Then create one.

    • @ASmith-jn7kf
      @ASmith-jn7kf Рік тому

      ​@@andreagriffin9842 uh no....maybe that's the reason you do it. What a terrible thing to teach someone that there are no limits, boundaries and deadlines something that is a part of life, life itself can end at any moment. So to teach them that you should focus on what you love or like for endless amounts of time until necessity compels you to do otherwise. I do not want to teach my children that. The people who will suffer most are the spouses and children and your child, but you, who are causing it will suffer the least. Your home is a launchpad for the child so if you don't teach them how to live and navigate life, you have done them a disservice.

  • @kimscooterjamieson
    @kimscooterjamieson 5 років тому +24

    You are truly amazing. An angel on earth. This is going to save my mommy life so much. This is my first year homeschooling and this block system will do wonders for my sanity. I thank you from the bottom of my heart. 💜💜💜💜

    • @kristybonventre6661
      @kristybonventre6661 5 років тому +4

      Yes! This is our first year homeschooling too. Good luck!😀

    • @favored4life
      @favored4life 5 років тому +4

      @@kristybonventre6661 our first year homeschooling too. This has been the first week and it's been great. I've been thinking about going back to block scheduling so this is right on time.

    • @uniquelybeautiful6215
      @uniquelybeautiful6215 5 років тому +4

      Wish you all the best with the homeschool. You got this.

    • @favored4life
      @favored4life 5 років тому

      @@uniquelybeautiful6215 you as well, thanks

  • @WATCHMEWITHUREYEZ
    @WATCHMEWITHUREYEZ 5 років тому

    Your system is bulletproof!!! I’ve watched many videos on block scheduling and let me just tell you... THE BEST!!! New Subscriber💗💗💗 My planning is horrible!! You’ve really giving me confidence to finally get organized!!

  • @krystalclay1
    @krystalclay1 4 роки тому

    Love this concept. I’ve never tried it before since I work a traditional full time job, but the “Jill” example is brilliant and I’m totally going to try it, and try the A/B schedules for the days I commute to the office vs. my work from home days!! Thanks Jordan, this is incredible and you are such an inspiration!!

  • @helpfulhabits5217
    @helpfulhabits5217 4 роки тому +4

    Love, love, love these ideas. I’m off to write up my blocks. Will work perfectly with the Flylady system I am running. Thanks for the inspiration. A big thumbs up from NZ

  • @suzymeister
    @suzymeister 5 років тому +6

    I love this and I get your point that everyone has the same amount of a time in a day. Oprah did not start out as a celebrity. It's how she chose to use the time that changed her life. I'm a planner, and I will definitely try this.

  • @iamhealthbyNehaDeol
    @iamhealthbyNehaDeol 2 роки тому +1

    Oh my gosh, I love this concept. I need these blocks in my life. I’m doing it!!!! I have been hour to hour. Not anymore!!!!! Thank you xxxx

  • @MonaAziz9
    @MonaAziz9 5 років тому +1

    incredible...I need this in my life! You are super helpful Jordan, thank you for sharing these actionable steps to running a household.

  • @CPSLondon
    @CPSLondon 5 років тому +45

    Fantastic video...such solid logical advice... you are a amazing broadcaster...so much information presented in a really fun and friendly way.

    • @skytechbits
      @skytechbits 5 років тому +1

      Yes but you know the video was edited, right? When editing a video you have a chance to redo whatever you want, or splice in something, like when she was laying on the couch. That was edited in while she was talking so the audio and the video were combined in that part of this video. Editing makes videos/movies look and sound professional.

  • @joycelynnmccoy61
    @joycelynnmccoy61 5 років тому +13

    This is such a great video! Maybe you could bring in other guest to talk about how they use the block system I.e. parents who work, students, people who work from home. Just an idea

  • @nicoleschaap7167
    @nicoleschaap7167 5 років тому +1

    Needed this video!!! Im a single mom, who works out of home, has an odd biweekly schedule with work and parenting time. I have been looking around online, reading books, watching videos on organization and productivity. Nothing has helped. This video makes so much sense and has helped improve my days. Love it!!!

  • @diannejimenez4082
    @diannejimenez4082 5 років тому

    Love this! And SO true about going back to high school schedule! This is really great! I started block scheduling without evening knowing it!

  • @laurhawk
    @laurhawk 4 роки тому +3

    I came across your channel pretty recently, so I’ve been doing the only appropriate thing- binge watching 😅
    Jordan & Bubba, you’ve changed my outlook on life. You’ve done the impossible. Both your positive attitudes has rubbed off on me and I’m learning to be a happier person, and get my sh*t together- organising my busy life! Thank you both 💗