Deep Work: How to Develop the Most Valuable Skill of the 21st Century (PART 2)
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- The batching of hard but important intellectual work into long, uninterrupted stretches is key to high productivity.
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Deep Work by Cal Newport
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Here's part two of an in-depth look at Deep Work.
Part 1: ua-cam.com/video/2ybOJMibAbA/v-deo.html
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Deep Work by Cal Newport
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Summary for self:
1. It's much harder to do than to plan
2. Identify the most important goal, and focus on it first
3. Avoid distractions by setting your environment
4. Keeping score of your work. Hours work, results, actions done
5. Review and identify lag/lead measure. Lag = the result-oriented goals you were aiming for, Lead = the action that help you achieved those results.
6. Take accountability = do weekly review to see what you did, and how you could improve. Peer review may also help
I still don't understand that lag/lead measure.
Thanks.
*Do not pray for an easy life, pray for the strength to endure a difficult one!*
*Bruce Lee :)*
Bruce Lee the greatest mind of our time
It's too bad Bruce Lee died young and never "endured" a difficult life.
This is so fucked up. Imagine that we built a world where our lives are meant to be difficult. WTF is wrong with yall, how can u accept that ?
06:04 I love how at the end of each of these types of videos, u zoom out, to show the incredible drawings u did, to create this video. Great job.
🤯The biggest takeaway for me is To focus on behaviors rather than goals. What a great video🎬, too many applicable stuff here🙌🏻. Thank you!
Maybe what this means is to set goals that have to do with behavior! Just thinking out loud.
Reading the negative amazon reviews of this book, the main gripe people have is that Newport works on academia, where he has a lot of flexibility to isolate himself and do "deep work."
A busy mid level executive that has meetings, reports to review and sign, and other tasks does not have the luxury to do these things.
Even a software developer, who can benefit the most from this, may run into these issues.
A really amazing book which you summarized masterfully. I had it on my list for an animation but I think I will skip it since your video covers most of the angles.
Well done!
Everything is just a skill and the better we develop our skills, the more successful we will be in life.
I really needed this because I’m trying to work the most productively this semester. Last semester I did better and it felt great
The ability to do deep work is a important productivity skill to master if you are low on time
I just started my deep work routine and I noticed I can only do 1.5 to 2 hours of deep work before I get mentally fatigued. I hope reaching 4 straight hours is attainable for me :\
This is probs the most useful 12 mins I’ve ever spent on YT. Outstanding video 🙏🏼
Hey, I think your doing a really great job. Not only do I watch your videos but I also make notes from them in a notebook. I'm really grateful this channel exists.
*There is only one thing that makes a dream impossible to achieve. The fear of failure*
And household chores.
I bet it would be valuable to rewatch through from step 1 a few times to really get the good stuff to stick.
Agreed.
This series is a gem! Im Lucky that I found it.
1. Focus on the wildly important
2. Measure/Accountability/Keep a scoreboard
3. Digital detox
Very true! Amazing video, let's get 2019 guys! 💪
*IKIGAI! Just watched a video on that matter and it can really be used together with this. Good luck!*
Yea i loved how they uploaded on the same day, best start to the day!
Man take my advice and organize your videos by creating playlists
Thank you very much for your summary! It's wonderful and useful for me!
Thank you for uploading the second part!
I was waiting for that :)
You’re welcome
If you were a country you would surely be among one of the most developed ones
Thanks for creating these videos! They are very good!
*If you spend too much time thinking about a thing, you'll never get it done*
I disagree!
@@edgarssk take the risk!
I spent way too much time thinking about EVERYTHING I need to do, so I finally bought a white board and that's been game changing. Write down your To Do's and erase when complete :)
Love your vids. Are the charts you make available for downloading and printing for the office?
perfect explanation sir. GO ahead.
thank you , great video.
Funny. Heard this with my new Bose QC35.
Very helpful, thank you!
Got any tips on working a full day of work, then get home and still work on meaningful side projects?
Just do it
The only things I've heard are things like a stint of afternoon/evening exercise or nutritious food to recharge your Executive Functioning or maybe other recharging activities, PLENTY of sleep every night, or changing your whole schedule so the side projects you're most passionate about and need the most executive functioning for are done in the super early hours before work and then your dayjob is what you're doing while more depleted.
@@VioletEmerald love it. Thanks for your comment.
yeah schedule internet time but what if you need it CONSTANTLY for your deep work? thats impossible... you went over it as if it was not a big deal, but it IS!
Thanks!
Thanks again!
The message of this video : Stop all things online and unsubscribe to this channel to get time to work: )
I think notifications comes from the original latin word that means distractions!
Interesting!
ROFL on the headphones; "coworkers will think you can't hear them" ...it works for wives interrupting you too. Don't ask me how I know...
Awesome as usual
*Someday is not a day of the week. £*
great video!congrats
how about nocturnal people like me? I usually do deepwork at midnight till morning...
Yeah that's pretty relatable actually too... It can be because of decreased distractions, because of lowered inhibitions while somewhat tired fueling creativity, because you didn't use up your EF earlier, i mean there is Delayed Sleep Phase Disorder and I don't know what it means fully when it comes to functioning etc but also if you're sleeping all day and getting enough rest it's mostly just like you live in a different time zone and the night is your morning... Lol
The Art of Improvement: "Practice saying 'no'. Read 'Essentialism' by Greg McKeown."
Me: No.
@@serenamirabelleguinto3387 LOL it was a joke -_-
Make a video on deleting video
I m fed up on watching
I've been clearing to neutral and didnt know that is what it's called.
That part of the video was probably the most mind blowing suggestion to me because I've heard a lot of the other things but not every single day as a habit deleting and cleaning up the downloads folder, closing tabs, etc.
At least we don't have to ask half day to work remotely anymore
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"practice saying no" *no*
Early
Does it bother anyone else the way he pronounces schedule :(
It's the correct way to say it in his dialect of English lol
Anybody hear that fart at 5:00?
Travis Zachery yeah