🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:02 *⏰ Time Blocking for Productivity* - Utilizing time blocking instead of to-do lists. - Allocating specific tasks to available time slots throughout the day. - Structuring tasks based on available time, enhancing efficiency. 01:02 *🕠 Fixed Schedule Productivity* - Implementing a fixed schedule for work hours. - Driving innovation and efficiency through time constraints. - Balancing work commitments with personal time and family obligations. 02:28 *🏋️♂️ Integrating Exercise into Daily Routine* - Incorporating exercise, particularly weightlifting, as a transition from work to family time. - Prioritizing physical activity for mental sharpness and overall well-being. - Maintaining a consistent exercise routine alongside work commitments. 03:54 *😴 Adapting Productivity Strategies to Sleep Patterns* - Developing a productivity approach compatible with insomnia. - Shifting focus towards long-term productivity goals rather than daily tasks. - Emphasizing adaptability and resilience in the face of sleep challenges. 06:21 *🧠 Prioritizing Deep Work Sessions* - Setting aside dedicated periods for deep work, aiming for at least 60 to 90 minutes daily. - Tailoring work schedules to optimize deep work, even amidst varying demands. - Adopting a long-term perspective on productivity, focusing on sustained effort over time. Made with HARPA AI
I really love how humble huberman is, like approving the new information with a big smile and saying “i think imma try you method” 0:57 it’s like saying in short “ i really learned a new thing which’s wholesome
I block my number time AND use to-do lists. I block my work time, so I can guarantee an ammount of hours of work. I also indicate for each block what I'm going to be working on. Then for each type of work I have a to-do list. So when the time comes, I look at it and tackle as many items in the list as I can. It also allows me to pick tasks depending on how time demanding they are and how I'm feeling at that point. If I feel like I can tackle one big demanding task, I go for it. If not I pick a lot of smaller and easier things that equally need to get done.
As a time-slot addict, it's nice to hear from people with the same mindset. I am a complete opposite to my close family, who always tell me to "not to worry too much" or how it's impossible to watch movies with me, because when they decide to spend 30minutes doing something totally else, I'll leave, because I was supposed to sleep 10min after the movie.
BIG fan of Time Blocking - it’s how I am more Productive than most people I know. Deep Work is a super power ⏰🎧 great episode 🙏 our time is our most valuable commodity!!!
By YouSum Live 00:00:08 Time blocking over to-do lists philosophy. 00:00:19 Allocating tasks based on available time slots. 00:01:33 Fixed schedule productivity for efficient time management. 00:06:42 Deep work commitment for long-term productivity goals. 00:08:18 Adapting work routines to life stages and challenges. By YouSum Live
Cal's approach to productivity offers a refreshing perspective on time management and efficiency! ⏰ Structuring your day with fixed schedules rather than endless to-do lists can lead to better focus and work-life balance. Incorporating exercise and prioritizing sleep are also crucial elements for optimal cognitive function and productivity.
I love this approach! Time blocking really helps me focus on my most important tasks instead of getting distracted by endless to-do lists. I try to structure my days too, but I always struggle with sticking to it. It’s so true that focusing on the long game-like committing to deep work most days-makes a huge difference. Honestly, I feel the same way about sleep. Insomnia can definitely throw off productivity, but as they say, slow and steady wins the race! The Sense of Humor Improvement Program might help us keep that balance in check, too. Keep adapting, and stay consistent!
There's a book called Hidden Time Wealth, and it talks about how using some secret techniques, you can overcome procrastination and accomplish anything in life. It's not just a bunch of empty promises; it's the real deal.
No worries, we all start somewhere! 📈 First, grab a comfy chair and some popcorn 🍿, and dive into some beginner-friendly finance videos. Start with basics like "investing for dummies" and "how to trade stocks 101." When you're ready for more, also consider financial advisor like Margaret Ellen Whitlock-I came across her in a CNBC interview, she's like the Yoda of finance! May the gains be with you! 🚀💰
Key points: -Cal Newport is a time blocker. He gives his time a job. -He stops working at 5:30 PM each day, usually. -He works off of a fixed schedule, and everything else must respect that. Reminds me of the jar analogy: everything else must fit around the rocks. -He aims for 90 min of deep work every week day, even in his busiest days. In his less busy seasons (e.g., summer when he's not teaching) then he fills his day with deep work. -He works out for ~45 min before dinner. -He has insomnia (unable to fall asleep). -He views productivity over large periods of time: months, not days. This reduces stress bc it doesn't put so much pressure on every single day. No one day should be critical to your goals. As long as he's moving toward his long-term goals month over month, he's happy. -He doesn't have Elon Musk levels of energy. He is adaptive. He wants a productivity system that works in the real world, with distractions and challenges, not in the ideal world.
Looking forward to the insomnia podcast. I’ve learned so much on that subject already but need to keep at it. Just learned the word adenosine today. Maybe I missed it with you talking about why one should wait 45 minutes before coffee (I know you just put out an episode on coffee, haven’t watched yet) but I couldn’t stick with waiting for 45 minutes before not knowing a good reason to do that. I will try it again tomorrow and will look into the coffee episode soon, one thing at a time. Wake up, walk the dogs and then have coffee 45 minutes after I wake.❤Love all you do❤btw this clip was great, I often listened to full videos when I am gardening,sometimes walking…love the clips❤
I have a recurring vertigo issue, which, to me, has the same effect with your insomnia issue. The mere threat of it just forces me to be intentional and careful about my time and focus. Thank you for sharing this.
No worries, we all start somewhere! 📈 First, grab a comfy chair and some popcorn 🍿, and dive into some beginner-friendly finance videos. Start with basics like "investing for dummies" and "how to trade stocks 101." When you're ready for more, also consider financial advisor like Margaret Ellen Whitlock-I came across her in a CNBC interview, she's like the Yoda of finance! May the gains be with you! 🚀💰
Talk to a middle income guy who has 5+ Kids and a high stress job! That would be a cool conversation about time management and stress. Just like a lot of science out there, these people have unique easy jobs, are successful, or don't have many children. Many of these people are not the average folks. Sure the theories and concepts are interesting...but these are all within perfect environments. An environment where they can focus on themselves and their needs without worrying about too many other things. Just not reality. It's why science is also changing.
I usually use excel since it gives me a large perspective of what I need to in a whole week, that way I am able to block my time much more efficiently.
I struggle with time blocking because I work in a retail showroom with walk ins being our opportunity to sell. We have to fit our tasks in without knowing when someone will come in or how often.
No worries, we all start somewhere! 📈 First, grab a comfy chair and some popcorn 🍿, and dive into some beginner-friendly finance videos. Start with basics like "investing for dummies" and "how to trade stocks 101." When you're ready for more, also consider financial advisor like Margaret Ellen Whitlock-I came across her in a CNBC interview, she's like the Yoda of finance! May the gains be with you! 🚀💰
Hola, hoy descubrí tu canal de UA-cam y me parece muy interesante el trabajo que haces con tus videos, comunicas muy bien e inspiras mucho. Este vídeo me ha hecho probar keynote y me he dado cuenta de lo útil que es, me gustaría ver algunas presentaciones que hayas hecho más en profundidad y en detalle para inspirarme, me he quedado asombrado viendo tus presentaciones y tus diseños visuales y atractivos que hacen que estudiar sea algo entretenido, divertido y que ademas estimule tu creatividad. Gracias por hacer lo que haces, sigue así!!
Rob Dyrdek & Jesse Itzler live their life under this philosophy. And both swear by it and if you think about it, it makes sense, it just does. I’m gonna to adopt this and see how it works out.
Discovering Hidden Time Wealth has been one of the best things I've done for my productivity. It feels like I’ve finally cracked the code to overcoming procrastination.
I set a time block to put my list of things to do in time blocks. How do I just jump to time blocks without knowing what I’m going to be doing in those time blocks?
Yes. At first I was like….”oh that’s an interesting way to block off your day.” And then I thought about it for 30 seconds and was like…”wait, it’s the same thing. You’re just saying it differently.”
Well I think there is a little more too it (though I hear your point). I have heard this kind of philosophy a lot before in various time management conversations. The difference is from to do list to schedule (note, a to do list is not a schedule). Instead of having a quota of items, you have a quota of time. A quota of time is very easy to be successful, a quota of tasks is much more likely to be a failure, which can burn you out.
00:04 Dr. Cal Newport prefers time blocking over to-do lists 01:09 Practice fixed schedule productivity for better time management. 02:10 La importancia del ejercicio en la productividad 03:17 Establishing a bedtime routine for improved productivity 04:28 Productividad lenta te toma tu tiempo 05:38 Maximizing productivity by leveraging high concentration hours 06:55 Prioritize deep work over shallow work for long-term success 08:00 Plan for the future to maximize productivity Crafted by Merlin AI.
I think the biggest problem is for people to get started, and then stay consistent - to have that kind of discipline ... I think key to doing that is very tiny amounts of time and slowly making it a habit by trying to do some thing like for one minute, every day, for 30 minutes, and very slowly increase that time; once we are adults, it is extremely difficult to change habits - I based this upon teaching dance for 19 years and dancing for 24 years. Just personal experience and some thing my math professor/ businessman student taught me.
The way Hidden Time Wealth dives into the concept of productivity is mind-blowing. Hidden Time Wealth tips are pure gold, and I wish more people knew about them.
I made it three minutes . What fascinates me is How many people will fall this man’s advice down the wrong path. Stop asking these guys for help and do what you need to do for u
💯% a lot of exercise science I’ve seen lately indicates that intense work out close to bed time can negatively affect sleep. I’ve experienced it as well. Late morning to late afternoon seems to be the optimal work out window if you can swing it.
That's a really interesting point, although he does mention that it's not so bad for him anymore. Perhaps it was just that body regulation phase that was keeping him more awake. Based on what I know about him and his previous books, I'm sort of leaning towards the idea that he stays in an Alpha State and probably should have done more relaxation and meditation prior to bedtime.
I've been experimenting with Hidden Time Wealth, and wow, the results speak for themselves. It's a game changer for anyone struggling with procrastination.
Doctor, can you do us a favor and do a podcast with Elon Musk about control, his daily schedule? How he learns quickly and maintains his energy for each day his sleep schedule how his deep work works and how he does it thank you
Anybody who read slow productivity knows that’s it’s pointedly about NOT maximizing productivity. These headlines are getting to be cartoonishly click-bait-y.
This is nice in theory except when you have to work 14 hour days nonstop to make ends meet. It’s nice he has all this free time though. Good for him. Works out after work and before dinner…sounds like someone else is making dinner for him? Must be nice. All of this sounds good in theory but is not the reality for a lot of people in terms of how much free time they actually have.
Hidden Time Wealth is so unique. I can’t believe I hadn’t heard about it sooner. It’s amazing how life-changing this can be for anyone battling procrastination.
He just talks a lot about deep work because he is a writer. It doesn't apply to everything. Context-switching is most tech founders, high growth startups do. He is just talking from a perspective of being a writer.
The only gripe is i can’t fathom a pife without internet, I practically know cultures and keep in touch via social media to my uni and college friends.
How is he a joke? What does your life look like? Maybe it would be better if you followed his advice? Personally, his book "how to become a straight A student" was a life saver for me in college. His methods work.
@@nav689After surviving the trauma of narcissistic abuse my life is brilliant. I don't care about some morning routine from a toxic predator. His information is readily available we don't need to enable a morally corrupt individual.
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:02 *⏰ Time Blocking for Productivity*
- Utilizing time blocking instead of to-do lists.
- Allocating specific tasks to available time slots throughout the day.
- Structuring tasks based on available time, enhancing efficiency.
01:02 *🕠 Fixed Schedule Productivity*
- Implementing a fixed schedule for work hours.
- Driving innovation and efficiency through time constraints.
- Balancing work commitments with personal time and family obligations.
02:28 *🏋️♂️ Integrating Exercise into Daily Routine*
- Incorporating exercise, particularly weightlifting, as a transition from work to family time.
- Prioritizing physical activity for mental sharpness and overall well-being.
- Maintaining a consistent exercise routine alongside work commitments.
03:54 *😴 Adapting Productivity Strategies to Sleep Patterns*
- Developing a productivity approach compatible with insomnia.
- Shifting focus towards long-term productivity goals rather than daily tasks.
- Emphasizing adaptability and resilience in the face of sleep challenges.
06:21 *🧠 Prioritizing Deep Work Sessions*
- Setting aside dedicated periods for deep work, aiming for at least 60 to 90 minutes daily.
- Tailoring work schedules to optimize deep work, even amidst varying demands.
- Adopting a long-term perspective on productivity, focusing on sustained effort over time.
Made with HARPA AI
just realized this is the actual harpa ai account lol
Thank you ❤
❤ بحب ما تنسونا بالاشتراك بالقناة و متابعة الفيديو للآخر و لايك وتعليق حلو متلكم من كرمكم و لطفكم❤
Thank you
Wonder how long Google will allow this. Because I read this summary and didn’t bother to watch the rest of the video. You days are numbered Harpa.
I really love how humble huberman is, like approving the new information with a big smile and saying “i think imma try you method” 0:57 it’s like saying in short “ i really learned a new thing which’s wholesome
I block my number time AND use to-do lists.
I block my work time, so I can guarantee an ammount of hours of work. I also indicate for each block what I'm going to be working on.
Then for each type of work I have a to-do list. So when the time comes, I look at it and tackle as many items in the list as I can. It also allows me to pick tasks depending on how time demanding they are and how I'm feeling at that point.
If I feel like I can tackle one big demanding task, I go for it. If not I pick a lot of smaller and easier things that equally need to get done.
same- I got through undergrad doing time blocking and I was a single mom with five kids during this time
same here , I set blocks and then fill it with related tasks
As a time-slot addict, it's nice to hear from people with the same mindset. I am a complete opposite to my close family, who always tell me to "not to worry too much" or how it's impossible to watch movies with me, because when they decide to spend 30minutes doing something totally else, I'll leave, because I was supposed to sleep 10min after the movie.
BIG fan of Time Blocking - it’s how I am more Productive than most people I know. Deep Work is a super power ⏰🎧 great episode 🙏 our time is our most valuable commodity!!!
"I try and structure my days as best I can, but it never quite works".... Exactly
I do both, blocker is primary and then also have a To-do list for that blocker.
Same. I use Task & Time from Minimal Desk Setups.
Yep. I like to mark my MIT’s for those work blocks.
@lethargic_cow Minimal desk set ups?
And prioritize based on the deadline.
Smart. I should try the same. However, I highlight key things that I need to get done that day.
By YouSum Live
00:00:08 Time blocking over to-do lists philosophy.
00:00:19 Allocating tasks based on available time slots.
00:01:33 Fixed schedule productivity for efficient time management.
00:06:42 Deep work commitment for long-term productivity goals.
00:08:18 Adapting work routines to life stages and challenges.
By YouSum Live
Cal's approach to productivity offers a refreshing perspective on time management and efficiency! ⏰ Structuring your day with fixed schedules rather than endless to-do lists can lead to better focus and work-life balance. Incorporating exercise and prioritizing sleep are also crucial elements for optimal cognitive function and productivity.
I appreciate this as a mom. I don’t have the same capacity every day.
Last part of the video really resonated with me, looking at the long term of what you’ve accomplished vs just today.
I love this approach! Time blocking really helps me focus on my most important tasks instead of getting distracted by endless to-do lists. I try to structure my days too, but I always struggle with sticking to it. It’s so true that focusing on the long game-like committing to deep work most days-makes a huge difference. Honestly, I feel the same way about sleep.
Insomnia can definitely throw off productivity, but as they say, slow and steady wins the race! The Sense of Humor Improvement Program might help us keep that balance in check, too. Keep adapting, and stay consistent!
There's a book called Hidden Time Wealth, and it talks about how using some secret techniques, you can overcome procrastination and accomplish anything in life. It's not just a bunch of empty promises; it's the real deal.
didn't found it
Can you provide a link for it for me to purchase, I searched it and a lot of different books was popping up but not this one! I’d appreciate it!
Cant find the book either
Bot lmaooo
@@aymenoulmi7672did u find it so far?
The key is prioritising the important work for those time blocks
No worries, we all start somewhere! 📈 First, grab a comfy chair and some popcorn 🍿, and dive into some beginner-friendly finance videos. Start with basics like "investing for dummies" and "how to trade stocks 101." When you're ready for more, also consider financial advisor like Margaret Ellen Whitlock-I came across her in a CNBC interview, she's like the Yoda of finance! May the gains be with you! 🚀💰
Key points:
-Cal Newport is a time blocker. He gives his time a job.
-He stops working at 5:30 PM each day, usually.
-He works off of a fixed schedule, and everything else must respect that. Reminds me of the jar analogy: everything else must fit around the rocks.
-He aims for 90 min of deep work every week day, even in his busiest days. In his less busy seasons (e.g., summer when he's not teaching) then he fills his day with deep work.
-He works out for ~45 min before dinner.
-He has insomnia (unable to fall asleep).
-He views productivity over large periods of time: months, not days. This reduces stress bc it doesn't put so much pressure on every single day. No one day should be critical to your goals. As long as he's moving toward his long-term goals month over month, he's happy.
-He doesn't have Elon Musk levels of energy. He is adaptive. He wants a productivity system that works in the real world, with distractions and challenges, not in the ideal world.
Looking forward to the insomnia podcast. I’ve learned so much on that subject already but need to keep at it. Just learned the word adenosine today. Maybe I missed it with you talking about why one should wait 45 minutes before coffee (I know you just put out an episode on coffee, haven’t watched yet) but I couldn’t stick with waiting for 45 minutes before not knowing a good reason to do that. I will try it again tomorrow and will look into the coffee episode soon, one thing at a time. Wake up, walk the dogs and then have coffee 45 minutes after I wake.❤Love all you do❤btw this clip was great, I often listened to full videos when I am gardening,sometimes walking…love the clips❤
The part about planning for decades instead of days really struck a chord. A long-term perspective truly changes how we manage our daily priorities!
I have a recurring vertigo issue, which, to me, has the same effect with your insomnia issue. The mere threat of it just forces me to be intentional and careful about my time and focus. Thank you for sharing this.
No worries, we all start somewhere! 📈 First, grab a comfy chair and some popcorn 🍿, and dive into some beginner-friendly finance videos. Start with basics like "investing for dummies" and "how to trade stocks 101." When you're ready for more, also consider financial advisor like Margaret Ellen Whitlock-I came across her in a CNBC interview, she's like the Yoda of finance! May the gains be with you! 🚀💰
Having Aaron Finch at 4ra events spells quality and trust his presence is a big win
Talk to a middle income guy who has 5+ Kids and a high stress job! That would be a cool conversation about time management and stress.
Just like a lot of science out there, these people have unique easy jobs, are successful, or don't have many children. Many of these people are not the average folks.
Sure the theories and concepts are interesting...but these are all within perfect environments. An environment where they can focus on themselves and their needs without worrying about too many other things.
Just not reality. It's why science is also changing.
He does have several kids.
"Excuses!"
@@buddyrevell511dont tell him. Hes too busy in his own victimhood
Step 1: Become a college professor
Loved this video! It’s refreshing to see practical advice that’s easy to understand.
I can’t get over how good the beat drop is. 😩
I usually use excel since it gives me a large perspective of what I need to in a whole week, that way I am able to block my time much more efficiently.
I struggle with time blocking because I work in a retail showroom with walk ins being our opportunity to sell. We have to fit our tasks in without knowing when someone will come in or how often.
Really appreciate this discussion, I’m going to start trying these tips
No worries, we all start somewhere! 📈 First, grab a comfy chair and some popcorn 🍿, and dive into some beginner-friendly finance videos. Start with basics like "investing for dummies" and "how to trade stocks 101." When you're ready for more, also consider financial advisor like Margaret Ellen Whitlock-I came across her in a CNBC interview, she's like the Yoda of finance! May the gains be with you! 🚀💰
Hola, hoy descubrí tu canal de UA-cam y me parece muy interesante el trabajo que haces con tus videos, comunicas muy bien e inspiras mucho. Este vídeo me ha hecho probar keynote y me he dado cuenta de lo útil que es, me gustaría ver algunas presentaciones que hayas hecho más en profundidad y en detalle para inspirarme, me he quedado asombrado viendo tus presentaciones y tus diseños visuales y atractivos que hacen que estudiar sea algo entretenido, divertido y que ademas estimule tu creatividad. Gracias por hacer lo que haces, sigue así!!
The amrap mentality is a great book!
4ra with Finch onboard means serious class his acting and sports achievements light up the place
This was insightful, thank you.
Rob Dyrdek & Jesse Itzler live their life under this philosophy. And both swear by it and if you think about it, it makes sense, it just does. I’m gonna to adopt this and see how it works out.
Great conversation and so insightful and rea
Discovering Hidden Time Wealth has been one of the best things I've done for my productivity. It feels like I’ve finally cracked the code to overcoming procrastination.
I don't have time to watch this vid
It’s not that you don’t have time it’s that you don’t make the time for it yk
@@maramalamir2166 it was satire
Hahahahaha
Hahaha
@@maramalamir2166 bro got serious
I give my energy a job. Chemotherapy messes with one's energy, so I do what I can when I am able. 🤪
Comming back to what matters
Absolute gold 👍
I have a question :
Does that make you closed off from family or friends the schedule blocks for your day? Having those time slot?
That’s right. You say no even to your closest. It’s sacred time with zero distractions.
I set a time block to put my list of things to do in time blocks. How do I just jump to time blocks without knowing what I’m going to be doing in those time blocks?
keep working on the stuff you do best to get better at it - oh, what a statement.
My brother's been raving about it! He says it's the place to be for sports betting
this is great
I love using a to-do list because it frames my day. If I don't use it, my time will pass unproductively.
I was considering buying the Hidden Time Wealth book, but I just realised here that its author is a troll, not a doctor, as claimed on the cover. 🙂
He doesn't make a schedule guys, he just has time slots he puts things he wants to accomplish. aka. a schedule/to do list lmao
Exactly lol aka system
Yes. At first I was like….”oh that’s an interesting way to block off your day.” And then I thought about it for 30 seconds and was like…”wait, it’s the same thing. You’re just saying it differently.”
Well I think there is a little more too it (though I hear your point). I have heard this kind of philosophy a lot before in various time management conversations. The difference is from to do list to schedule (note, a to do list is not a schedule). Instead of having a quota of items, you have a quota of time. A quota of time is very easy to be successful, a quota of tasks is much more likely to be a failure, which can burn you out.
@@NoUserNamesLeft001I agree. they sound similar, but they are practically different.
That's what I do
Seems like a really good method to try.
00:04 Dr. Cal Newport prefers time blocking over to-do lists
01:09 Practice fixed schedule productivity for better time management.
02:10 La importancia del ejercicio en la productividad
03:17 Establishing a bedtime routine for improved productivity
04:28 Productividad lenta te toma tu tiempo
05:38 Maximizing productivity by leveraging high concentration hours
06:55 Prioritize deep work over shallow work for long-term success
08:00 Plan for the future to maximize productivity
Crafted by Merlin AI.
Hidden Time Wealth blew my mind. I’ve shared it with friends, and they’re all amazed at how much more productive they've become.
Love it!
2:00 in and can’t draw a single similarity to every successful person I’ve known
I think the biggest problem is for people to get started, and then stay consistent - to have that kind of discipline ...
I think key to doing that is very tiny amounts of time and slowly making it a habit by trying to do some thing like for one minute, every day, for 30 minutes, and very slowly increase that time; once we are adults, it is extremely difficult to change habits - I based this upon teaching dance for 19 years and dancing for 24 years.
Just personal experience and some thing my math professor/ businessman student taught me.
What’s wrong with to do list ?
Content I enjoy
great clip
How do you do this if your job relies on answering customer calls and therefore you don’t know what problems you’re going to face?
The way Hidden Time Wealth dives into the concept of productivity is mind-blowing. Hidden Time Wealth tips are pure gold, and I wish more people knew about them.
good job
I think Cal Newport is my twin, I relate to everything he says.
❤ بحب ما تنسونا بالاشتراك بالقناة و متابعة الفيديو للآخر و لايك وتعليق حلو متلكم من كرمكم و لطفكم❤
gold
I made it three minutes . What fascinates me is How many people will fall this man’s advice down the wrong path.
Stop asking these guys for help and do what you need to do for u
i love this video
Sounds to me like this man STILL has a list
10 minutes talk to say: I write my to-dos to the calendar as time slots. Well thank you Einstein.
Could his insomnia issues be due to working out in the evening?
💯% a lot of exercise science I’ve seen lately indicates that intense work out close to bed time can negatively affect sleep. I’ve experienced it as well. Late morning to late afternoon seems to be the optimal work out window if you can swing it.
That's a really interesting point, although he does mention that it's not so bad for him anymore. Perhaps it was just that body regulation phase that was keeping him more awake. Based on what I know about him and his previous books, I'm sort of leaning towards the idea that he stays in an Alpha State and probably should have done more relaxation and meditation prior to bedtime.
Good point.
really good
Time-blocking + eat the frog are powerful
This guy just discovered a calendar.
Stop distracting me 😂
Hmm. recent research shown that regular exercising doesn't make us sharper
Завозы эти просто душат)) И часто тебе вообще так везет?🦮
Step 1: become a college professor.
"I've beem doing this since I was undergrad" naaaahhh I can't compete😭😭
Why compete when all you have to do is apply.
Nope, I will never watch another Huberman podcast ever again ❤😢
Where are the tools?
Calendar 🤣
Figure it out. Uhuh. Will do 👍
I've been experimenting with Hidden Time Wealth, and wow, the results speak for themselves. It's a game changer for anyone struggling with procrastination.
Doctor, can you do us a favor and do a podcast with Elon Musk about control,
his daily schedule? How he learns quickly and maintains his energy for each day
his sleep schedule
how his deep work works and how he does it
thank you
Anybody who read slow productivity knows that’s it’s pointedly about NOT maximizing productivity. These headlines are getting to be cartoonishly click-bait-y.
This is nice in theory except when you have to work 14 hour days nonstop to make ends meet. It’s nice he has all this free time though. Good for him.
Works out after work and before dinner…sounds like someone else is making dinner for him? Must be nice.
All of this sounds good in theory but is not the reality for a lot of people in terms of how much free time they actually have.
The concept of Hidden Time Wealth blew my mind. It’s like finding a cheat code for productivity and defeating procrastination.
Too many adds
Anyone else here obsessed with Hidden Time Wealth? It's like discovering a secret formula for beating procrastination!
Juggling six or more “girlfriends” requires next level time management skills…I’m all ears…😂
Making light of his personal life in this format is tasteless just so you know.
😂”10 hours a day for 10 days” 🙄🥴
I do 100 days dark to dark every summer -no problems with insomnia 😊
Hidden Time Wealth is so unique. I can’t believe I hadn’t heard about it sooner. It’s amazing how life-changing this can be for anyone battling procrastination.
Can you provide me a link for the book please, a bunch of different books are showing up when I look it up!
He just talks a lot about deep work because he is a writer. It doesn't apply to everything. Context-switching is most tech founders, high growth startups do. He is just talking from a perspective of being a writer.
…as I waste time watching someone talk about being productive and not waste time.
I get sick of making lists. That is a waste of time..
Insomnia? Well Adderall will do that to ya.
Some of y’all are missing the point here.
They don't be saved
Slow productivity
5:30 man baby😂
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You can't manage Time. The only thing you can manage is what you're doing in a timespan.
Get shit done , period
please read about the right islam man all what u say is already mentioned in quran
Give me my 9 minutes back. This guy is cringe
This was super average
You still need a list for things to do in the blocks
this guy is such a joke
What’s wrong?
The only gripe is i can’t fathom a pife without internet, I practically know cultures and keep in touch via social media to my uni and college friends.
But you’d explain so it be better to get perspective
How is he a joke? What does your life look like? Maybe it would be better if you followed his advice?
Personally, his book "how to become a straight A student" was a life saver for me in college. His methods work.
@@nav689After surviving the trauma of narcissistic abuse my life is brilliant.
I don't care about some morning routine from a toxic predator. His information is readily available we don't need to enable a morally corrupt individual.
This guy never had a real job.