Note to self 1. Time yourself ⁃ Understanding how long it takes you to do things by timing yourself 2. Calendar or piece of paper or on phone with Google Calendar 1. Capture new tasks and deadlines as soon as you get it 2. Plan your day based on what needs to be done 3. Schedule/ Move all other tasks to future days in the calendar 3. 4 rules 1. It has to be { Flexible } 2. It needs to be { Easy to restart after periods of neglect } 3. It has to { Reduce stress } ⁃ Immediately record any tasks, deadlines and ideas that we get “Your mind is for having ideas, not holding them.” - David Allen 4. It has to { Prioritize our tasks } ➪ We have to pick and choose what’s important for us ➪ Make informed decisions when it matters
As someone who's become obsessed with trying to create a system to manage my time and resources, creating countless notion databases and bullet journals, just to end up not using them- this. This is a breath of fresh air. I need to stop overcomplicating everything, and just Do. Thanks for reminding me of the importance of simplicity.
Notes: 1. Don't eyeball the time 2. Record tasks on paper/phone and schedule on Calendar 3. Capture new tasks and deadlines as soon as you get it 4. Plan your day based on what needs to be done 5. Schedule/move all other tasks to future days in the calendar Rules: 1. It has to be flexible 2. It needs to be easy to restart after periods of neglect 3. It has to reduce Stress ⁃ Immediately record any tasks, deadlines, and ideas that we get 4. It has to prioritize our tasks “Your mind is for having ideas, not holding them.” - David Allen
This is so good! As students we can't just ask others to do things for us and this system shows that we don't need to be packed with tasks all the time. Keep up with the videos they're so good!
Thank you for the amazing input! I agree with you, you don't need to overwhelm yourself rather schedule the most important tasks (20%) that will yield 80% of the results (of whatever goal you want to achieve).
This is from the book "How to Be A Straight-A Student" by Cal Newport! That book literally changed my life it has sooo many good tips from students that performed well at top universities!
@@KoiAcademy But in this video you just tell what is written in the book of Cal Newport. All the steps and even the example are not your creation ispired by, but by made by Cal Newport.
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 realise how organised I already am until this. I spend so much time stressing about getting assignments done, but props to me for actually having a system in place
This is just what I needed as someone who suffers from depression and anxiety, I tend to overcomplicate things, and thanks for reminding me to just simplify it, so I can just do it🙂
I needed this. I’ve never used a calendar or schedule in my life and it has only caused me to be excessively stressed, to forget things and to procrastinate all the time. I’m starting my first year of college in a couple of days and want to get my shit together. Thank you!!!
I've watched a lot of time management videos and this is only one of the few that did not give me anxiety or stress about having to be very meticulous on my day-to-day/weekly tasks.
I've experienced how important having a flexible schedule is. Many times I would've just simply made an entire schedule for the week in which I had no spare time, and the toilet would broke, or someone would ask me for a favor that I couldn't say no, and by getting off the schedule I would at some point get exhausted and give up off the schedule for days or weeks. Getting track of your time and having due times is great, but I feel like a student I sometimes just need a time to sit on the couch and do nothing for hours. Give yourselves the maximum of free time to relax and do stuff you actually enjoy, it'll be easier to get your other stuff done consistently!
I usually don't comment on videos but this one deserves all the praise. What you say in the intro of the video is absolutely right. I've been looking at planning and scheduling videos for months now because I've been stuck in a slump and absolutely no one talked about how a student should go about planning their day. I finally feel motivated to get my shit done because of how well you broke things down and made it so so simple. Things no longer feel overwhelming, thanks to you!
It anyone wants a more visual way to get a sense of how long things take you, resteoactively update your calendar throughout the day instead of timing yourself. This has helped me HEAPS, especially since I always forget to stop the timer :) retroactive time-blocking gives me a minute to reflect on what I've been doing and what I'm about to do when task switching, as well as showing visually how long I spend doing certain things. Over time it helps me optimise my future schedule because I know, on average, how big those blocks of time should be and when in the week (or month, for my ladies) I should schedule those things. Still flexible, but flows with my energy too.
1) 1st skill to Understanding how long it really takes for you to do something. 2) Take a calendar and piece of paper. To make time you time table. 3) How to become a Straight A student book. a) Capture. The new task whenever you remember. b) Plan. That task. c) Schedule. The task now in a piece of paper. 4) a) It has to be Flexible. Your task will be a flexible. Not getting burden of this. b) It needs to be easy to restart after periods of neglect. Because we are a human and We are not perfect. And that's Okay. c) It has to reduce stress. Your mind is for having ideas, not holding them. d) It has to Prioritize our task. We have to pick and choose what's important to us. 5) It can take less than 5 minutes to plan a next day.
It’s really nice to see a student organisation video that isn’t just “plan your day minute by minute with a robotic and strict routine each day that has zero room for adaptation”. Quick, simple to understand, incredibly adaptable, space to implement smaller routines if desired and not generic. I’ve definitely leaned towards a method slightly similar after realising the whole day routine thing wasn’t for me. A to do list based on a spreadsheet of topics to revise, picking based both on urgency and time taken. I’d then tier them to see what I needed to prioritise for the day. But there wasn’t any other written structure asides from the class timetable and shift times, no master to do list for things outside of topic revision, no designated place to note extra things (I would write them somewhere but nowhere specific). My weekly calendar was basically just the additional topics I should use as replacements for complete tasks, so it would quickly get outdated/messy and didn’t provide extra benefit. It worked well enough overall but definitely could be improved, and won’t be as good at uni (more miscellaneous commitments/events, plus I got my own place between A-Levels and uni which needs more maintenance). I think this video basically has everything I need to sort the aspects of my previous method that didn’t work whilst also letting me incorporate other things that have worked for me that aren’t included here. A written system that allows for both allotting times and changing them, without requiring/tempting you to fill in pointless details and plan every minute (which was always frustrating and time consuming). Genuinely a really helpful video that’s allowed me to solidify the details of how I was going to change my plans
It is helpful! For the last 3 years I used to plan at the beginning of the semester when I would study each subject during the week according to the suggested weekly study time for each class. But of course it never ever went according to plan, there was always something new every day, and I ended up overwhelmed and disappointed I couldn't follow that strict schedule. But it makes sense. That's how life is, unexpected things happen! So with this method I feel like I'll eliminate the stress of not meeting my goals since in a short period of time I'll be able to make a more realistic schedule for each unique day:) Plus, I can change the schedule depending of my interest at the moment! Thank you so much!
Timing yourself and then realizing that what tasks you could actually get done in a given timespan is like a superpower. It feels like you haven't really sacrificed anything to do the task but the things you can get done compound to something big.
This is amazing. I’ve been trying to figure out how to better organize and optimize my time but it always felt like a chore and made me more stressed instead of less stressed, which is the point of all of this. I’m definitely going to use this process from now on, thank you!!!
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 went into this saying, oh this is going to be like all the other videos, but i’ll watch it anyway because it’s short. Now, I’ve found a new system that I’m going to try!! I’ve been looking for one for such a long time, trying things like to do list apps and Notion that never end up working out for me. This is basically taking my current (not very useful in my opinion) system and making it MUCH better!! I’ve always struggled with time management, but i think this is going to help!
I tried several systems from the "guru"s but everything felt unnecessarily complicated for my usage. I ended up converging into something similar to what you are suggesting :) 1) A quick note taking app for capturing 2) A system to organize the day Happy to know that it is what works for most :)
this was the exact system i’ve been using my entire life, but it wasn’t working in university. turns out, i just needed to update my step 1 and modify it to how long it took me to do uni work (took me much longer than before). never thought of timing myself so thanks for the missing puzzle piece!
Thank you for addressing when we miss days or make a mess up!! It's shows you understand! I always wondered for the people who do live by schedule what happens when things don't go plan or miss a day. God Bless you Koi for addressing when we miss days
I loved the part about understanding how long tasks actually take! Timing myself has been a game-changer. Now, I can make better use of those small pockets of time between classes. Who else is timing themselves to find out how long things really take?
This video made me laugh for all the good reasons. The cool thing is that I can apply the advice even though I'm not longer only a student. Priorities definitely should be the first thing to look for but flexibility allow us to adjust to many circumstances. P.S. Matty don't let Mike to push you into buying him a new iPad 😂
This vid was really helpful! I’m already graduated but still have to study for my boards to be licensed! Trying to find a schedule for me post-grad has been hard here and there, but really going back to the foundational basics like this video spelling it out for you, puts things back into perspective and not being so stressed all day long making sure you did all you tasks by the time you sleep! Thanks!
This is so good! As students we can't just ask others to do things for us and this system shows that we don't need to be packed with tasks all the time. Keep up with the videos they're so good!
so i found out this channel more than a week ago and i must say that it's the best thing happened to me this session! i really like how honestly and easily you explain study tips and the concepts and layout of your videos are next level! i'm still in high school and i wanna go in medical science i still have time (like 2 years ) for my medical school enterance exams :) i genuinely want to thank you guys for making these videos and for everyday motivating me more to get into med school !! hope you guys get best rewards !!
It is helpful! For the last 3 years I used to plan at the beginning of the semester when I would study each subject during the week according to the suggested weekly study time for each class. But of course it never ever went according to plan, there was always something new every day, and I ended up overwhelmed and disappointed I couldn't follow that strict schedule. But it makes sense. That's how life is, unexpected things happen! So with this method I feel like I'll eliminate the stress of not meeting my goals since in a short period of time I'll be able to make a more realistic schedule for each unique day:) Plus, I can change the schedule depending of my interest at the moment! Thank you so much!
SO GLAD to have found this video because I have been struggling for months trying to organize my life as a master's student after years of being out of the academia (I graduated in 2018 so I'm kinda rusty with organization) and I was feeling really overwhelmed with all the productivity videos because all of them don't match a lot with my routine so I was really sad 😭 And your video showed up so thank you very much for your content! Definitely gonna try it out! (Also loved the HxH footage hahaha - a Killua fan here)
I just started college at 23 and making the time as flexible as possible so you can easily rearrange things is so key here. It really helps to also know what things are flexible and what are not like assignments due and work compared to a study session
This is amazingly simple - I always felt that all the major youtube channels and influencers' tips and structures are too much of a burden when i just need a simple way to go through various tasks at various times. This video is super cool and all the steps are intuitive and take no effort to implement!
pre: time yourself - how long does it actually take to eat lunch? you have to make it, eat, and clean up - literally time yourself to get a better estimation a) capture: when a new task comes up, quickly dot it down on a piece of papre b) plan: your day in the morning, based on what needs to be done c) move: everything else to the future this comes with four rules: 1. FLEXIBLE 2. EASY TO RESTART AFTER PERIODS OF NEGLECT 3. REDUCE STRESS (offload) 4. PRIORITIZE TASKS “your mind is for having ideas, not holding them”
A to-do-list app that I absolutely love is Stuff. It doesn't have any fancy features, it's pretty simplistic, but you use it as a widget, which is very useful for people who tend to just forget about the to-do lists they wrote (idk if that actually happens to other people too or if that's just a me phenomenon). It's directly on my homescreen, so I never forget about it
Pushing things to another day…. Literally 🤯 why didn’t I think of this. It’s ok not to get something done if it’s not the deadline for it💯💯🙏 Thank You!! Instead of trying to plan everyday in advance, plan what you need to do that day and seriously get it done and then move on to the next.
1:45 cal Newport book 3 steps to time management system 2:05 1# write down task quickly as they come to mind! 2# then plan your day next morning on what needs to be done based off of what you wrote down previously 3# then based off of the priority list, you established shift all other tasks to a future date based off of priority importance. Pretty basic hard to imagine a whole book being written off that concept alone. 2:45 I can’t afford to miss days!! 3:18 “ your mind is we’re having ideas, not for holding them” David Allen
This is such a good method! It took me literally YEARS to see my schedule as ✨flexible✨ instead of telling myself that not being able to complete the tasks I planned was the proof of my failure
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.
The tips in this video are game-changing, not just for students but anyone who struggles with procrastination and being organized. Planning each day in advance using a calendar is such a simple concept yet could make a huge difference. Kudos for sharing this invaluable advice!
1. Understanding Task Duration - Estimate accurately. - Time yourself for common activities. - Use random bits of time effectively. 2. The Simple System: - Record tasks. - Plan your day. - Move non-urgent tasks to the future. 3.Four Rules for Success - Be flexible. - Easily restart. - Reduce stress. - Prioritize based on importance
Honestly what I needed to watch right now! I’ve been using the three effective study methods from one of the videos you guys posted, but all the studying just goes down the drain when I can’t manage my time properly LOL. As always, thanks for the amazing and high-yield content, CKA!
Note to self:- 1. Understand how long it really takes for you to do something. Bcz I am very bad at estimating time. So it's good to know actually how much time it takes to do something. And assign the time accordingly 2. Tools:- 1. Calander 2. To do list 3. Steps:- (Note your task and calendar it) 1. Capture :- note the task on the spot 2. Plan :- at morning plan what should be done 3. Shedule :- put the task on the calendar according to the priority and deadlines 4. Rules:- 1. It has to be flexible:- We are not a very big business man currently so our time/shedule has to be flexible. As it says the future is uncertain, anything can happen so our schedule must be flexible. 2. It needs to be easy to restart after a long period of neglect:- We are humans we are not perfect we are going to miss days And that's okay. 3. It has to reduce stress:- We can do it by offloading all the tasks, pending work on the piece of paper / to do list. Having all the deadline tasks floating in the head can be exhausting. And It makes it impossible to relax. Your mind is for having ideas not for holding them. So immediately record any task, deadline and offload from brain 4. It has to prioritise the task:- It's impossible to do everything So we must pick and choose what's important to us. 5. How to make a schedule 1. Wake up 2. See the task list from yesterday containing all tasks recorded throughout the day 3. See what's already on the calendar 4. Look at all the tasks that need to be done 5. Fit the most imp task into the open slots 6. Shedule the time accordingly (1st point ) 7. Push other things on the list to future dates which are not urgent/imp 8. That's it your schedule is ready in less than 5 minutes Of course your schedule didn't always go as planned because something uncertain came up. But that's okay your schedule is flexible enough so you can rearrange the schedule and nothing will get missed Flexibility is the key New day 1. Capture 2. Plan 3. Shedule
Title: The Importance of Organization and Simplification: Time, Calendars, and 4 Rules Introduction: Being organized and keeping things simple can make our lives easier and less stressful. In this information, we will explore the importance of organization and simplification, with a focus on timing ourselves, using calendars, and following four important rules. Let's dive in! Timing Yourself: One way to stay organized is by timing ourselves. When we time how long it takes to do things like homework or chores, we get a better understanding of how much time we need. For example, if we find out that it takes us 20 minutes to brush our teeth and get dressed, we can plan accordingly and not be late for school. Using Calendars: Calendars are helpful tools for staying organized. Whether it's a paper calendar or a digital one on our phones like Google Calendar, writing down tasks and deadlines keeps us on top of our responsibilities. We can plan our day based on what needs to be done and even move tasks to different days if needed. This helps us manage our time effectively. The 4 Rules: Be Flexible: Sometimes things don't go as planned, and that's okay. Being flexible means we can change our plans when something unexpected comes up. It helps us adapt and solve problems efficiently. Easy to Restart: We all have moments when we forget or stop doing our tasks. The important thing is to make it easy to start again later. We can use reminders or notes to keep track of what we need to do, so we don't miss anything important. Reduce Stress: Writing down tasks, deadlines, and ideas is a great way to reduce stress. When we put these things on paper or in a calendar, we don't have to worry about forgetting them. It helps us have a clear mind and feel calmer. Prioritize Tasks: Not everything we have to do is equally important. By prioritizing tasks, we can focus on what's truly essential and make good decisions when it matters. This helps us manage our time and energy effectively. Succinct Summary: Being organized and simplifying our lives are essential for reducing stress and managing our time well. Timing ourselves, using calendars, and following the four rules of flexibility, easy restart, stress reduction, and task prioritization can help us stay organized and accomplish our goals more efficiently. Actionable Guidance: Start timing activities and tasks to understand how long they take. Use a calendar (paper or digital) to track tasks, deadlines, and appointments. Embrace flexibility and be willing to adapt your plans when needed. Make it easy to restart tasks by using reminders or notes. Write down tasks, deadlines, and ideas to reduce stress and maintain a clear mind. Prioritize tasks and focus on what's most important to achieve your goals effectively. Remember, our mind is for having ideas, not holding them. By staying organized and simplifying our lives, we can free up mental space to be more creative and productive. (Note: The information provided is a general guideline and not based on specific sources. It is important to consult reliable sources and adapt the guidance to individual needs and circumstances.)
🌸 1. Time yourself on regular daily routines 🌸2. Capture, jot down tasks you receive right away on a piece of paper 🌸3. Plan out your schedule the next morning based on what needs to be done
I loved your honesty. Thanks so much for this video, this is the first one I'm watching from your channel. Really need to start and time stuff more correctly.
another thing that might be useful (at least it is for me) is to write down a list of priorities (like, things you need to do asap) and put it physically on your desk or wherever you spend work / focus. this way you'll have your list of to do always right in front of your eyes to help you keep track of how you're doing
what i was doing wrong in my past two years of school was mentally restricting myself to my schedule, not giving myself even a minute of flexibility... (tsk, i'm not musk...) this always led to me being unable to go back on track, and easily giving up on my detailed schedule after a period of neglect thanks for this video! the first two points were particularly important tips that i needed to hear
1. Master **one** skill: understanding how long it really takes for you to do something 2. **Two** items to carry out: calendar & notebook 3. **Three** steps for the time management system: 1. *Capture →* capture **new tasks to do/new assignment 2. *Organize* → plan what needs to be done **today** in the calendar and reminder 3. *Schedule* → move all other tasks to future dates in the calendar and reminder 4. **Four** rules 1. It has to be **flexible** 2. It needs to be **easy to restart** after a period of neglect 3. It has to **reduce stress** - Your mind is for having ideas, not holding them - Having thoughts about deadlines and assignments floating around in your head is exhausting - Therefore, it’s essential to offload things we need to remember into a notes/paper - Do not think about assignments and deadlines all the time, it makes it hard to relax when it’s the time 4. It has to **prioritize** our tasks 5. Organized in less than **five** minutes
1. Remember to write everything 2. Prioritise 3. Exactly how much time does a specific task take 4. Push non important things to future days 5. Be flexible!! It's okay to continue after
this was such an amazing video for students. I always make my schedules very rigid and dont follow them and since starting college , I have also been struggling about spending time with friends and taking time out to study at the same time. Thank you so much.
i can't believe such a short video can make my whole life easier! i'm going to keep all the things you said in mind. Stay safe and healthy! You're the best
Very, very impressive 👍 adressing sudents directly and not giving overcomplicated or absurd tips that are not realistic for students, this video really helps. To be honest, it motivated me to schedule my day from now on and just be more productive. And with productivity, I do not mean, just thinking about it and buying a calendar, instead, I will do something now ;)
Thank you. I needed that. With all of these 'productivity' - time management things that i have seen i am just watching the videos and after 5 minutes i fortot everything and i am just continuing my day without doing anything of that because they are just to complex or not applicable for my life as a student.
That's the most value skill you learn in the first year of college ^^. What really helped me to do, is writing down all the tasks that come up to remember it/don't forget something important. Than and just picking THREE of those/or an overall topic and do it throughout the day. But I choose it spontaneous when I just have time. In my head, I calculate what makes the most sense of these 3 in the moment. I actually didn't use specific tasks, mostly it was overall topics and also mandatory stuff like finishing/working on the assignment. It helps starting something, what is the most challenging part. Three tasks is also a good way to trick your brain into thinking that it isn't that bad. Three Side-Tasks is actually the sweetspot for college students, you most likely can't finish more than 3 Topics next to the lecture I found out. You also showed it in the video :P. If you found out your finished all tasks faster than you thought, than you most likely be in the mood/flow for a forth task. I also like to cross down the Task, than I feel accomplished. In the past I just used post-it's, but I'm currently programming an good looking app where you can use this concept and use it on the go. The basic App should be finished next week. It's mainly for personal use, but if someone is interested than I can send you the App. I also most likely upload it on the Playstore, because there its free and I don't plan to implement Ads or something. It could also run on iPhones, but 100€/year for uploading it to the Appstore that Apple charges is a little bit to much for a free App with no Ads ^^.
Love love love this video. I have been struggling to find a schedule and plan that works for me and I am realizing that large block scheduling is just not working for me. You just reminded me that this type of schedule is what worked well for me in University. Now this fall I'm going to be teaching at University and I am definitely sharing this with my students! Thank you for sharing!
I really love the flexibility yet capacity for tasks this method allows! :D instead of having a bunch of things I *want* to do I can now rely on this strong system to jot tasks down and implement them to a calendar x) Thanks a lot Mike and Matty!! -- from a perfectionistic human being that over thinks a bit too much and has a lot of dreams to fulfill!
This was sooo goood. I love organizing things and this was mentally pleasing. Also, this video is 6 months old, however, I use the app "Structured" and it is exactly what you were doing analogically. One crazy feature is that it shows you unoccupied time between two tasks and prompts you to add any task that can be fit in that empty space! Cheers. You got a new subscriber!
Notes for Self: - 1 skill - how long it takes to do stuff - time self - 2 items - calendar + to do capture list - 3 steps of system - 1 - write down on capture list anything that comes up - 2 - next day plan day based on what needs to be done into calendar - 3 - move all other tasks to future days in calendar - 4 rules - has to be flexible - easy to restart after periods of neglect - has to reduce stress - has to prioritise our tasks - 5 minutes to do this in the morning
Thank you so much for this video!! I’ve been struggling to plan my day and I always wondered why none of the tips I tried from other videos worked for me. Especially with my exams coming up, this is such a useful video! Thank you
I am not a student and i tried many methods. Now i use the Reminder App on iPhone,Google Calendar and a sheet of paper to do some quick notes when at home. and it works the best for me.
After many different attempts to manage my time, I also discovered this method and I must admit that it is working amazing (still doing it after 2 years). Even when sth happened and I stopped looking at my calendar for days - I always returned to it with no problem. But since I get distracted pretty easily the only thing that I needed to add was a cork board with pinned the most important tasks for my work (and chores that I'm doing every week). This way I see what needs to be done with a glance and I can't escape from it xD
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Which application was that in which you were schedule your task??? Is it in your calendar?
Same question
Which application you use to be productive and to schedule your work
@@_ShubhamSiddharth he used google applications, to make his schedule he used google Calendar and to make the to-do list he used googles notes app
Note to self
1. Time yourself
⁃ Understanding how long it takes you to do things by timing yourself
2. Calendar or piece of paper or on phone with Google Calendar
1. Capture new tasks and deadlines as soon as you get it
2. Plan your day based on what needs to be done
3. Schedule/ Move all other tasks to future days in the calendar
3. 4 rules
1. It has to be { Flexible }
2. It needs to be { Easy to restart after periods of neglect }
3. It has to { Reduce stress }
⁃ Immediately record any tasks, deadlines and ideas that we get
“Your mind is for having ideas, not holding them.” - David Allen
4. It has to { Prioritize our tasks }
➪ We have to pick and choose what’s important for us
➪ Make informed decisions when it matters
Note to me now lol, screenshotted
hippity hoppity your note is now my property. thanks lol
666 likes lol
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As someone who's become obsessed with trying to create a system to manage my time and resources, creating countless notion databases and bullet journals, just to end up not using them- this. This is a breath of fresh air. I need to stop overcomplicating everything, and just Do.
Thanks for reminding me of the importance of simplicity.
Exactly!! I have had so many different notion systems, I have adopted one but I only use it loosely
When it comes to productivity, many people can overcomplicate the system to be more productive. Glad you have realized it and take a step back!
just dont manage your time. That works for me
@@tsukiiiiiii thank you moon/month in Japanese :))
this is SO SO me :((
I totally feel you, and I hope you are doing better now.
Notes:
1. Don't eyeball the time
2. Record tasks on paper/phone and schedule on Calendar
3. Capture new tasks and deadlines as soon as you get it
4. Plan your day based on what needs to be done
5. Schedule/move all other tasks to future days in the calendar
Rules:
1. It has to be flexible
2. It needs to be easy to restart after periods of neglect
3. It has to reduce Stress
⁃ Immediately record any tasks, deadlines, and ideas that we get
4. It has to prioritize our tasks
“Your mind is for having ideas, not holding them.” - David Allen
Haha this was good
So few realize who this fellow is.
No replays bruh
Nobody cares
feeling good to see you here
4 months and ONLY 285 likes?!
This is so good! As students we can't just ask others to do things for us and this system shows that we don't need to be packed with tasks all the time. Keep up with the videos they're so good!
Thank you for the amazing input! I agree with you, you don't need to overwhelm yourself rather schedule the most important tasks (20%) that will yield 80% of the results (of whatever goal you want to achieve).
This is from the book "How to Be A Straight-A Student" by Cal Newport! That book literally changed my life it has sooo many good tips from students that performed well at top universities!
:O I should give it a try
I agree! That book (combined with his two other books, ‘Deep Work’ and ‘How to Win at College’) is a game changer!
Cal Newport is a great thinker and writer! A lot of our systems and strategies are inspired by him.
@@KoiAcademy But in this video you just tell what is written in the book of Cal Newport. All the steps and even the example are not your creation ispired by, but by made by Cal Newport.
They are inspired. We distilled the points and created action steps from research, our experience as well as the book.
BRO THIS IS SO FLEXIBLE IM CRYING 😭
😭😭🔥
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 realise how organised I already am until this. I spend so much time stressing about getting assignments done, but props to me for actually having a system in place
How do you do it? any tips?
Are still rolling with ur system consistently ?
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I am officially the 300th person to give props to you.
So basically plan by day, not by week or month.
Yeah 👍🏼
This is just what I needed as someone who suffers from depression and anxiety, I tend to overcomplicate things, and thanks for reminding me to just simplify it, so I can just do it🙂
You’re amazing and I believe in you. We’re in this together
I needed this. I’ve never used a calendar or schedule in my life and it has only caused me to be excessively stressed, to forget things and to procrastinate all the time. I’m starting my first year of college in a couple of days and want to get my shit together. Thank you!!!
I hope you are doing good ❤ starting a new thing is bit frightening but I wish you all the luck of the universe ❤❤❤
I have always struggled with the calendars as well. I wonder how you did? Best of luck 🌸
I've watched a lot of time management videos and this is only one of the few that did not give me anxiety or stress about having to be very meticulous on my day-to-day/weekly tasks.
true, those people are giving robot vibes lol
I've experienced how important having a flexible schedule is. Many times I would've just simply made an entire schedule for the week in which I had no spare time, and the toilet would broke, or someone would ask me for a favor that I couldn't say no, and by getting off the schedule I would at some point get exhausted and give up off the schedule for days or weeks. Getting track of your time and having due times is great, but I feel like a student I sometimes just need a time to sit on the couch and do nothing for hours. Give yourselves the maximum of free time to relax and do stuff you actually enjoy, it'll be easier to get your other stuff done consistently!
You saved my life. I was struggling with timing and then you dropped everything I’m overwhelmed about.
I usually don't comment on videos but this one deserves all the praise. What you say in the intro of the video is absolutely right. I've been looking at planning and scheduling videos for months now because I've been stuck in a slump and absolutely no one talked about how a student should go about planning their day. I finally feel motivated to get my shit done because of how well you broke things down and made it so so simple. Things no longer feel overwhelming, thanks to you!
It anyone wants a more visual way to get a sense of how long things take you, resteoactively update your calendar throughout the day instead of timing yourself. This has helped me HEAPS, especially since I always forget to stop the timer :) retroactive time-blocking gives me a minute to reflect on what I've been doing and what I'm about to do when task switching, as well as showing visually how long I spend doing certain things. Over time it helps me optimise my future schedule because I know, on average, how big those blocks of time should be and when in the week (or month, for my ladies) I should schedule those things. Still flexible, but flows with my energy too.
1) 1st skill to Understanding how long it really takes for you to do something.
2) Take a calendar and piece of paper. To make time you time table.
3) How to become a Straight A student book.
a) Capture. The new task whenever you remember.
b) Plan. That task.
c) Schedule. The task now in a piece of paper.
4) a) It has to be Flexible. Your task will be a flexible. Not getting burden of this.
b) It needs to be easy to restart after periods of neglect. Because we are a human and We are not perfect. And that's Okay.
c) It has to reduce stress. Your mind is for having ideas, not holding them.
d) It has to Prioritize our task. We have to pick and choose what's important to us.
5) It can take less than 5 minutes to plan a next day.
It’s really nice to see a student organisation video that isn’t just “plan your day minute by minute with a robotic and strict routine each day that has zero room for adaptation”. Quick, simple to understand, incredibly adaptable, space to implement smaller routines if desired and not generic.
I’ve definitely leaned towards a method slightly similar after realising the whole day routine thing wasn’t for me. A to do list based on a spreadsheet of topics to revise, picking based both on urgency and time taken. I’d then tier them to see what I needed to prioritise for the day. But there wasn’t any other written structure asides from the class timetable and shift times, no master to do list for things outside of topic revision, no designated place to note extra things (I would write them somewhere but nowhere specific). My weekly calendar was basically just the additional topics I should use as replacements for complete tasks, so it would quickly get outdated/messy and didn’t provide extra benefit. It worked well enough overall but definitely could be improved, and won’t be as good at uni (more miscellaneous commitments/events, plus I got my own place between A-Levels and uni which needs more maintenance).
I think this video basically has everything I need to sort the aspects of my previous method that didn’t work whilst also letting me incorporate other things that have worked for me that aren’t included here. A written system that allows for both allotting times and changing them, without requiring/tempting you to fill in pointless details and plan every minute (which was always frustrating and time consuming). Genuinely a really helpful video that’s allowed me to solidify the details of how I was going to change my plans
It is helpful! For the last 3 years I used to plan at the beginning of the semester when I would study each subject during the week according to the suggested weekly study time for each class. But of course it never ever went according to plan, there was always something new every day, and I ended up overwhelmed and disappointed I couldn't follow that strict schedule. But it makes sense. That's how life is, unexpected things happen! So with this method I feel like I'll eliminate the stress of not meeting my goals since in a short period of time I'll be able to make a more realistic schedule for each unique day:) Plus, I can change the schedule depending of my interest at the moment! Thank you so much!
Timing yourself and then realizing that what tasks you could actually get done in a given timespan is like a superpower. It feels like you haven't really sacrificed anything to do the task but the things you can get done compound to something big.
Mempermudah aksi pertama, buatkan pemetakan tiap bulan atau minggu, estimasikan waktumu
1. Capture (catat)
2. Plan
3. Schedule
Must:
1. Flexible
2. Easy
3. Reduce stress (deadline)
4. Priotize (what important)
This is amazing. I’ve been trying to figure out how to better organize and optimize my time but it always felt like a chore and made me more stressed instead of less stressed, which is the point of all of this. I’m definitely going to use this process from now on, thank you!!!
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 went into this saying, oh this is going to be like all the other videos, but i’ll watch it anyway because it’s short. Now, I’ve found a new system that I’m going to try!! I’ve been looking for one for such a long time, trying things like to do list apps and Notion that never end up working out for me. This is basically taking my current (not very useful in my opinion) system and making it MUCH better!! I’ve always struggled with time management, but i think this is going to help!
I tried several systems from the "guru"s but everything felt unnecessarily complicated for my usage. I ended up converging into something similar to what you are suggesting :)
1) A quick note taking app for capturing
2) A system to organize the day
Happy to know that it is what works for most :)
this was the exact system i’ve been using my entire life, but it wasn’t working in university. turns out, i just needed to update my step 1 and modify it to how long it took me to do uni work (took me much longer than before). never thought of timing myself so thanks for the missing puzzle piece!
Thank you for addressing when we miss days or make a mess up!! It's shows you understand! I always wondered for the people who do live by schedule what happens when things don't go plan or miss a day. God Bless you Koi for addressing when we miss days
thank you for being realistic and finally I feel seen as a student.. great job
I loved the part about understanding how long tasks actually take! Timing myself has been a game-changer. Now, I can make better use of those small pockets of time between classes. Who else is timing themselves to find out how long things really take?
Honestly speaking my week's schedule was been pretty bad. Thank you Mike and Matty for giving me tips on fixing it up, all in a good vibe 🔥🔥🔥❤‼️
This video made me laugh for all the good reasons. The cool thing is that I can apply the advice even though I'm not longer only a student. Priorities definitely should be the first thing to look for but flexibility allow us to adjust to many circumstances.
P.S. Matty don't let Mike to push you into buying him a new iPad 😂
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This vid was really helpful! I’m already graduated but still have to study for my boards to be licensed! Trying to find a schedule for me post-grad has been hard here and there, but really going back to the foundational basics like this video spelling it out for you, puts things back into perspective and not being so stressed all day long making sure you did all you tasks by the time you sleep! Thanks!
It's THE BEST (and more common sense) student productivity video I've ever seen. Thank you!!
This is so good! As students we can't just ask others to do things for us and this system shows that we don't need to be packed with tasks all the time. Keep up with the videos they're so good!
so i found out this channel more than a week ago and i must say that it's the best thing happened to me this session! i really like how honestly and easily you explain study tips and the concepts and layout of your videos are next level! i'm still in high school and i wanna go in medical science i still have time (like 2 years ) for my medical school enterance exams :) i genuinely want to thank you guys for making these videos and for everyday motivating me more to get into med school !! hope you guys get best rewards !!
It is helpful! For the last 3 years I used to plan at the beginning of the semester when I would study each subject during the week according to the suggested weekly study time for each class. But of course it never ever went according to plan, there was always something new every day, and I ended up overwhelmed and disappointed I couldn't follow that strict schedule. But it makes sense. That's how life is, unexpected things happen! So with this method I feel like I'll eliminate the stress of not meeting my goals since in a short period of time I'll be able to make a more realistic schedule for each unique day:) Plus, I can change the schedule depending of my interest at the moment! Thank you so much!
SO GLAD to have found this video because I have been struggling for months trying to organize my life as a master's student after years of being out of the academia (I graduated in 2018 so I'm kinda rusty with organization) and I was feeling really overwhelmed with all the productivity videos because all of them don't match a lot with my routine so I was really sad 😭 And your video showed up so thank you very much for your content! Definitely gonna try it out!
(Also loved the HxH footage hahaha - a Killua fan here)
Don't know about study, but your speaking skills are just remarkable. Job well done
possibly the best and simplest methodology I've seen on UA-cam!!! #respect
I just started college at 23 and making the time as flexible as possible so you can easily rearrange things is so key here. It really helps to also know what things are flexible and what are not like assignments due and work compared to a study session
Literally the absolute best thing for a struggling student. Wish I had found this sooner as a nursing student.
Thank you for this! I love the simplicity, because sometimes when a system is so complicated, I ended up not following through them.
This is amazingly simple - I always felt that all the major youtube channels and influencers' tips and structures are too much of a burden when i just need a simple way to go through various tasks at various times. This video is super cool and all the steps are intuitive and take no effort to implement!
pre: time yourself
- how long does it actually take to eat lunch? you have to make it, eat, and clean up
- literally time yourself to get a better estimation
a) capture: when a new task comes up, quickly dot it down on a piece of papre
b) plan: your day in the morning, based on what needs to be done
c) move: everything else to the future
this comes with four rules:
1. FLEXIBLE
2. EASY TO RESTART AFTER PERIODS OF NEGLECT
3. REDUCE STRESS (offload)
4. PRIORITIZE TASKS
“your mind is for having ideas, not holding them”
A to-do-list app that I absolutely love is Stuff. It doesn't have any fancy features, it's pretty simplistic, but you use it as a widget, which is very useful for people who tend to just forget about the to-do lists they wrote (idk if that actually happens to other people too or if that's just a me phenomenon). It's directly on my homescreen, so I never forget about it
Appreciated that "summary" in the end, good job.
this is actually the first time that i find this kind of video useful as a student, great job
Pushing things to another day…. Literally 🤯 why didn’t I think of this. It’s ok not to get something done if it’s not the deadline for it💯💯🙏 Thank You!!
Instead of trying to plan everyday in advance, plan what you need to do that day and seriously get it done and then move on to the next.
1:45 cal Newport book 3 steps to time management system
2:05 1# write down task quickly as they come to mind!
2# then plan your day next morning on what needs to be done based off of what you wrote down previously
3# then based off of the priority list, you established shift all other tasks to a future date based off of priority importance. Pretty basic hard to imagine a whole book being written off that concept alone.
2:45 I can’t afford to miss days!!
3:18 “ your mind is we’re having ideas, not for holding them” David Allen
This is such a good method! It took me literally YEARS to see my schedule as ✨flexible✨ instead of telling myself that not being able to complete the tasks I planned was the proof of my failure
Truly High-Quality video, noy only the "quality" but also the ideas in it, this is the first time I enter this channel & it's amazing, I love it! 😃😃
The example of how this would work really helps too,it helped me understand this better because i was already freaking out a little...
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.
The tips in this video are game-changing, not just for students but anyone who struggles with procrastination and being organized. Planning each day in advance using a calendar is such a simple concept yet could make a huge difference. Kudos for sharing this invaluable advice!
1. Understanding Task Duration
- Estimate accurately.
- Time yourself for common activities.
- Use random bits of time effectively.
2. The Simple System:
- Record tasks.
- Plan your day.
- Move non-urgent tasks to the future.
3.Four Rules for Success
- Be flexible.
- Easily restart.
- Reduce stress.
- Prioritize based on importance
This is the second-most important skill you will use IRL after English. Thanks for the video!
Making a brief to-do list and then scheduling works wonders. Been doing it for almost a year now
Thank you so much! This sounded so doable and not overwhelming
Thanks bro❤
This is the best video from Cajun Koi of all time!
Honestly what I needed to watch right now! I’ve been using the three effective study methods from one of the videos you guys posted, but all the studying just goes down the drain when I can’t manage my time properly LOL. As always, thanks for the amazing and high-yield content, CKA!
Help. It’s so good I’m crying 😭😭😭
Note to self:-
1. Understand how long it really takes for you to do something.
Bcz I am very bad at estimating time. So it's good to know actually how much time it takes to do something. And assign the time accordingly
2. Tools:-
1. Calander
2. To do list
3. Steps:-
(Note your task and calendar it)
1. Capture :- note the task on the spot
2. Plan :- at morning plan what should be done
3. Shedule :- put the task on the calendar according to the priority and deadlines
4. Rules:-
1. It has to be flexible:-
We are not a very big business man currently so our time/shedule has to be flexible.
As it says the future is uncertain, anything can happen so our schedule must be flexible.
2. It needs to be easy to restart after a long period of neglect:-
We are humans we are not perfect we are going to miss days And that's okay.
3. It has to reduce stress:-
We can do it by offloading all the tasks, pending work on the piece of paper / to do list.
Having all the deadline tasks floating in the head can be exhausting.
And It makes it impossible to relax.
Your mind is for having ideas not for holding them.
So immediately record any task, deadline and offload from brain
4. It has to prioritise the task:-
It's impossible to do everything
So we must pick and choose what's important to us.
5. How to make a schedule
1. Wake up
2. See the task list from yesterday containing all tasks recorded throughout the day
3. See what's already on the calendar
4. Look at all the tasks that need to be done
5. Fit the most imp task into the open slots
6. Shedule the time accordingly (1st point )
7. Push other things on the list to future dates which are not urgent/imp
8. That's it your schedule is ready in less than 5 minutes
Of course your schedule didn't always go as planned because something uncertain came up. But that's okay your schedule is flexible enough so you can rearrange the schedule and nothing will get missed
Flexibility is the key
New day
1. Capture
2. Plan
3. Shedule
Hey dude do you know which calander did he use?
Title: The Importance of Organization and Simplification: Time, Calendars, and 4 Rules
Introduction: Being organized and keeping things simple can make our lives easier and less stressful. In this information, we will explore the importance of organization and simplification, with a focus on timing ourselves, using calendars, and following four important rules. Let's dive in!
Timing Yourself: One way to stay organized is by timing ourselves. When we time how long it takes to do things like homework or chores, we get a better understanding of how much time we need. For example, if we find out that it takes us 20 minutes to brush our teeth and get dressed, we can plan accordingly and not be late for school.
Using Calendars: Calendars are helpful tools for staying organized. Whether it's a paper calendar or a digital one on our phones like Google Calendar, writing down tasks and deadlines keeps us on top of our responsibilities. We can plan our day based on what needs to be done and even move tasks to different days if needed. This helps us manage our time effectively.
The 4 Rules:
Be Flexible: Sometimes things don't go as planned, and that's okay. Being flexible means we can change our plans when something unexpected comes up. It helps us adapt and solve problems efficiently.
Easy to Restart: We all have moments when we forget or stop doing our tasks. The important thing is to make it easy to start again later. We can use reminders or notes to keep track of what we need to do, so we don't miss anything important.
Reduce Stress: Writing down tasks, deadlines, and ideas is a great way to reduce stress. When we put these things on paper or in a calendar, we don't have to worry about forgetting them. It helps us have a clear mind and feel calmer.
Prioritize Tasks: Not everything we have to do is equally important. By prioritizing tasks, we can focus on what's truly essential and make good decisions when it matters. This helps us manage our time and energy effectively.
Succinct Summary: Being organized and simplifying our lives are essential for reducing stress and managing our time well. Timing ourselves, using calendars, and following the four rules of flexibility, easy restart, stress reduction, and task prioritization can help us stay organized and accomplish our goals more efficiently.
Actionable Guidance:
Start timing activities and tasks to understand how long they take.
Use a calendar (paper or digital) to track tasks, deadlines, and appointments.
Embrace flexibility and be willing to adapt your plans when needed.
Make it easy to restart tasks by using reminders or notes.
Write down tasks, deadlines, and ideas to reduce stress and maintain a clear mind.
Prioritize tasks and focus on what's most important to achieve your goals effectively.
Remember, our mind is for having ideas, not holding them. By staying organized and simplifying our lives, we can free up mental space to be more creative and productive.
(Note: The information provided is a general guideline and not based on specific sources. It is important to consult reliable sources and adapt the guidance to individual needs and circumstances.)
This
Is
Amazing
And also, the recreation of how to use that plan was stunning
🌸 1. Time yourself on regular daily routines
🌸2. Capture, jot down tasks you receive right away on a piece of paper
🌸3. Plan out your schedule the next morning based on what needs to be done
I loved your honesty. Thanks so much for this video, this is the first one I'm watching from your channel. Really need to start and time stuff more correctly.
another thing that might be useful (at least it is for me) is to write down a list of priorities (like, things you need to do asap) and put it physically on your desk or wherever you spend work / focus. this way you'll have your list of to do always right in front of your eyes to help you keep track of how you're doing
what i was doing wrong in my past two years of school was mentally restricting myself to my schedule, not giving myself even a minute of flexibility... (tsk, i'm not musk...) this always led to me being unable to go back on track, and easily giving up on my detailed schedule after a period of neglect
thanks for this video! the first two points were particularly important tips that i needed to hear
1. Master **one** skill: understanding how long it really takes for you to do something
2. **Two** items to carry out: calendar & notebook
3. **Three** steps for the time management system:
1. *Capture →* capture **new tasks to do/new assignment
2. *Organize* → plan what needs to be done **today** in the calendar and reminder
3. *Schedule* → move all other tasks to future dates in the calendar and reminder
4. **Four** rules
1. It has to be **flexible**
2. It needs to be **easy to restart** after a period of neglect
3. It has to **reduce stress**
- Your mind is for having ideas, not holding them
- Having thoughts about deadlines and assignments floating around in your head is exhausting
- Therefore, it’s essential to offload things we need to remember into a notes/paper
- Do not think about assignments and deadlines all the time, it makes it hard to relax when it’s the time
4. It has to **prioritize** our tasks
5. Organized in less than **five** minutes
when you threw in the hunterxhunter clip i almost cried. this video is everything i needed and more. thank you!
1. Remember to write everything
2. Prioritise
3. Exactly how much time does a specific task take
4. Push non important things to future days
5. Be flexible!! It's okay to continue after
this was such an amazing video for students. I always make my schedules very rigid and dont follow them and since starting college , I have also been struggling about spending time with friends and taking time out to study at the same time. Thank you so much.
i can't believe such a short video can make my whole life easier! i'm going to keep all the things you said in mind. Stay safe and healthy! You're the best
Love it. Finally something suitable for students
was gonna end it all but this is just what i needed.
Another cool video from Mike and Matty! Thanks for all the inspiration.
every piece of advice has been invaluable, thank you.
Very, very impressive 👍 adressing sudents directly and not giving overcomplicated or absurd tips that are not realistic for students, this video really helps. To be honest, it motivated me to schedule my day from now on and just be more productive. And with productivity, I do not mean, just thinking about it and buying a calendar, instead, I will do something now ;)
Thank you. I needed that. With all of these 'productivity' - time management things that i have seen i am just watching the videos and after 5 minutes i fortot everything and i am just continuing my day without doing anything of that because they are just to complex or not applicable for my life as a student.
That's the most value skill you learn in the first year of college ^^.
What really helped me to do, is writing down all the tasks that come up to remember it/don't forget something important. Than and just picking THREE of those/or an overall topic and do it throughout the day. But I choose it spontaneous when I just have time. In my head, I calculate what makes the most sense of these 3 in the moment. I actually didn't use specific tasks, mostly it was overall topics and also mandatory stuff like finishing/working on the assignment.
It helps starting something, what is the most challenging part. Three tasks is also a good way to trick your brain into thinking that it isn't that bad. Three Side-Tasks is actually the sweetspot for college students, you most likely can't finish more than 3 Topics next to the lecture I found out. You also showed it in the video :P. If you found out your finished all tasks faster than you thought, than you most likely be in the mood/flow for a forth task. I also like to cross down the Task, than I feel accomplished.
In the past I just used post-it's, but I'm currently programming an good looking app where you can use this concept and use it on the go. The basic App should be finished next week. It's mainly for personal use, but if someone is interested than I can send you the App. I also most likely upload it on the Playstore, because there its free and I don't plan to implement Ads or something. It could also run on iPhones, but 100€/year for uploading it to the Appstore that Apple charges is a little bit to much for a free App with no Ads ^^.
Love love love this video. I have been struggling to find a schedule and plan that works for me and I am realizing that large block scheduling is just not working for me. You just reminded me that this type of schedule is what worked well for me in University. Now this fall I'm going to be teaching at University and I am definitely sharing this with my students! Thank you for sharing!
best video out there for student task management
PLANNING is everything
I really love the flexibility yet capacity for tasks this method allows! :D instead of having a bunch of things I *want* to do I can now rely on this strong system to jot tasks down and implement them to a calendar x) Thanks a lot Mike and Matty!! -- from a perfectionistic human being that over thinks a bit too much and has a lot of dreams to fulfill!
0:30 actually you can use that ("No"), like when someone asks you to hang out with them instead of studying, guess what would I say.
💜💜💜💜
Literally the most simplest and effective video ever i watched 😅
Love this guy and his idea!!!
This was sooo goood. I love organizing things and this was mentally pleasing.
Also, this video is 6 months old, however, I use the app "Structured" and it is exactly what you were doing analogically. One crazy feature is that it shows you unoccupied time between two tasks and prompts you to add any task that can be fit in that empty space!
Cheers. You got a new subscriber!
Notes for Self:
- 1 skill - how long it takes to do stuff
- time self
- 2 items - calendar + to do capture list
- 3 steps of system
- 1 - write down on capture list anything that comes up
- 2 - next day plan day based on what needs to be done into calendar
- 3 - move all other tasks to future days in calendar
- 4 rules
- has to be flexible
- easy to restart after periods of neglect
- has to reduce stress
- has to prioritise our tasks
- 5 minutes to do this in the morning
I watch you whenever I need guidance ❤❤
This is the best video on the subject that I have seen thus far
Thank you so much for the kind words! It means a lot to me. 🔥
Thank you so much for this video!! I’ve been struggling to plan my day and I always wondered why none of the tips I tried from other videos worked for me. Especially with my exams coming up, this is such a useful video! Thank you
This is the video. I needed as a student🖤🖤🖤🖤....
I am not a student and i tried many methods. Now i use the Reminder App on iPhone,Google Calendar and a sheet of paper to do some quick notes when at home. and it works the best for me.
Thank you
After many different attempts to manage my time, I also discovered this method and I must admit that it is working amazing (still doing it after 2 years). Even when sth happened and I stopped looking at my calendar for days - I always returned to it with no problem.
But since I get distracted pretty easily the only thing that I needed to add was a cork board with pinned the most important tasks for my work (and chores that I'm doing every week). This way I see what needs to be done with a glance and I can't escape from it xD
the editing on this video really shines. All of the edits help communicate the message, and don't distract from it. Nice work.