@@kriptos2355 I watch Ted talks in order to improve my english listening. I guess it helps and also by the help of Ted talks I learn new things like time management
me too! sometimes I find myself with relatively free days to do the things I want and work towards personal goals, but I'm always so drained from staying up late doing homework and waking up at 6 am for school, that I just don't have the energy to do anything besides watch youtube or sleep with my cat 😭but I guess time management still plays a factor because if I managed my time better, I would be able to get my homework done earlier, then I could sleep earlier, then I would have more energy 😂
Exactly. That's why I undervalue this video. That woman with water basement example is just wrong, she'll end up with stress and bad sleep that week, and if her work is creative then it's probably a productivity loss too (may be next week too). Yeah, she fixed her basement, but at what cost, lol. I wonder if she actually lost more hours than "earned" eventually. So it's better not to have water in your basement.
The message I get is to get the best of anything you are doing with your time. If you are working, then work effectively; if you are resting, let your mind totally rest; if you are spending time with your family and beloved ones, either eating, playing, having fun with them, make every minute counts by caring, loving them. And even if you are on UA-cam, you watch these videos on purposes, either you have fun or you are here to gain knowledge. So, it's another way of saying: "be present" & "be purposeful". Thank Ted and Laura for reminding me of that.
We are so obsessed with time just like someone already said in the comments. But on the other hand we will always find time for the things that truly matter to us and that's what Laura Vanderkam says in her talk. I used to rush myself on the bike to school and I love cycling.. but I wanted to be there as fast as possible so that I'd have more time to study. Yet every time I would rush through, I'd be stopped at the red lights and the slower cyclers would catch up with me, making me feel frustrated with the time I was wasting waiting at the red lights. All I was left with was more sweat, frustration and muscle pain. So I decided this was not going to do it. Now I cycle every morning to school at a slow pace enjoying the nature: the rain, the sunshine, the wind, the smells of life, everything, listening to the city or the birds. I even have time to stop if I see a cat and try to give it some snacks. I arrive at school feeling relaxed and ready for the day. It's my favorite thing to do now. Making a priority list will make your life better. Especially the relationships and self categories. Taking time to just be present in the moment and live. Ignore the smartphone and technology as long as possible and talk to your loved ones instead. Or instead of procrastinating by scrolling through Facebook, watch a TED talk. You won't feel like you've wasted your time after that. Thanks for the inspiring talk. I'm getting back to work now. Time to review my priority list.
"There is time. Even if we are busy. We have Time for what matters. And when we focus on what matters, we can build the lives we want, in the time we've got." 👏
I love this woman's attitude! She's funny, captivating and interesting too! For me, step 1 of controlling my time would be to stop watching UA-cam though...
This lady was my neighbor for a year when I lived 3 doors down and I’m a little messy (but was specifically “going through some stuff” so even less pulled together) and she was so genuinely kind, wonderful, and genuinely lovely that even when we moved back to FL I still remember her fondly. (My husband I used to jokingly call her “my wife” after she watched my kids for a day when I was sick even though I was a stay at home mom, so I naturally wanted to “hmm but how do I trick her into being my sister wife without religious fundamentalism?”). I’m still very messy (ADHD!) but it’s always such a pleasant surprise when someone who is very “impressively put together” ends up privately being just as lovely (to everyone!);
she never said "schedule every hour full of work". she said "you have time for the things you prioritize." maybe you prioritize watching a movie every night to recharge. then do that and don't feel bad about it. that's your priority.
@@PNCM If watching a movie is a way to spend time with loved ones, I see no problem prioritizing it. I've made a habit of not judging other peoples' priorities.
Ten things i did for an amazing year 1. Waking up ealry 2. Reading self-help 3. Not caring about other's opinions 4. Taking care of the people you love 5. Doing the uncomfortable stuff 6. Working out 7. Meditation 8. Taking care of myself 9. Learning how to code 10. Having empathy and understanding others' pov --> think through your week before you actually go through them
Well, I have finished watching it, and I found it really useful. Here are some lessons I learnt. I don't have time = It is not a priority Time is a choice, it is elastic. We have enough time, almost all of us. Make the experiences enjoyable, such as, you can read or listen to a book while commuting. Get rid of things that take away most of your time on a daily basis. Focus on what matters and you will build the live you want
5 points summary from my point of view 1. I don't have time = It's not your priority. 2. Time is highly elastic 3. The key to time management is treating our priorities as the equivalent of that broken water heater. 4. Strategies: - Write next year's review (by answering these questions): i) What 3-5 things would make it a great year for you professionally? ii) What 3-5 things would make it a great year for you personally? 5. Small movements have great power. Everyone has 24 hours a day, it's up to us how we are utilizing it happily. From my point of view, it is not always about professional life, just think about farmers, spiritual leaders, an army man, and those we are working for others selflessly. I think we should give priorities to the activities which purify our mind and senses.
I love her knowing smile when she says most of this stuff. It's so relatable. When you know how silly something is to do but also how easy it is to fall into the habit
Donald Trump that's nice to know, but I don't see what you are trying to say. Could you explain what you are taking issue with or what your point is please? And don't take this as glib or confrontational, it is genuine curiosity.
Yeah my bad, that was out of context. I was saying that she was wrong about people who have to a LOT. 14 hours is NOT a lot at all. And she might think I am lying, but it really takes that long to get straight As at the number one high school.
This is one of the channels that gave me the courage to start my UA-cam channel 2 months ago about self development and now have 76 subs and almost 55 hour watch time. I know it’s not comparable with others but I’m still proud I started because I’ve been learning so much lessons that I couldn’t have learned without getting started in the 1st place
I've been practicing to utilise my breaktime at work, listening to podcast while driving to workplace and try my best to have at least 1 hour study time at night... it really make a significant impact on how I learn things and make progress...
Cooking meals. Grocery shopping. Washing dishes. Doing laundry. Doctor appointments. Exercise. Home maintenance. Home cleaning. Household errands. Children's events and education. Anything else not mentioned in this little talk? BTW, I really enjoyed the talk, but EVERY time I've heard the Time Management talk (from various world renown experts) they talk about all the time we have available after listing (1) work and (2) sleep. I absolutely agree that it's all about priorities, and that most of us have great opportunities before us, but they sometimes make it sound like we have an extra 8 hours in our day. Sometimes.
I actually crafted this theory last summer when my parents said I don't have time. I'm glad someone got the word out. Now I will continue to try to come up with something else original.
That isn't dunning-kruger because he hasn't got anything wrong/acted ignorant. He had no reason to believe that someone else came up with his thought before him.
My dividend journey began when I realized that two particular expenses in my budget were always going to go up and never go down. The two expenses were taxes and insurance. I realized that the dramatic rise in both will need some added income. So, I started buying shares paying dividends. I can now see that this will be the path I need to take to make sure those two expenses will not overtake my future income.
"We build the lives we want, and then time saves itself." This sentence made me think deeply about my value of life. Also, the sentence "I don't have time" often means "it's not a priority" was instructive. After watching this video, I thought that I had to use my free time efficiently and I should make plans. Thank you for making a good video, and have a nice day!
I've had varying work schedules and it was incredibly hard to adjust to night shifts at first mainly because it was hard to find time to hang out with friends and family. This video has taught me that priorities can change. They might take some getting used to, but it showed me that a night job doesn't have to mean no social life.
It depends mostly on what you intend to do in your spare time. If you want to be more productive, then you need to create a routine (even on off days and even for a few hours). This will teach your body that you need to be doing a certain thing at a certain time. Eventually this will become a habit. If you want to enjoy your free time, you can stay organized by making plans with friends or creating a schedule for yourself. You could also just free flow and let the day happen as it does if you find that more relaxing.
I don't have a time = it's not a priority this sentence makes me rethinking about what I have done till now cause I'm just procrastinating with useless things like scrolling facebook all the time but still mouthing that I don't have time to study. After watching this, I'm now realized which should be my priorities. Time is a choice and we have Time for what matters. And when we focus on what matters, we can build the lives we want, in the time we've go.
She said, "Time is my choice". I love the word. I wanna prioritize my choice not just from one aspect, but from various aspects, like career, relationships, and self.
No it is not equal. It can mean, that you cant prioritise. I don’t mean to be aggressive, but your comment is a comfortable platitude, and those are dangerous.
Totally agree! You can find time when you need to. You can sacrifice some of those hours you thought you couldn't afford to. So they were there all the time. You just made a choice to fill your time with work instead of joy.
"Busy is a decision," said Debbie Millman once and it really clicked with me. This mindset "focus on what matters" helped me to be more organized. Using Hive, a task management tool, also helped me a lot. I use the app to time block my priorities and it works great as it syncs to my calendar and email!
Make yourself a three-category priority list for the coming week: career, relationships, self and there should be 2-3 items in each category, small moments can have great power. you can use your bits of time for bits of joy. Even if we are busy we have time for what matters. (quoting her)
She spoke sooo well ND absolutely correct ... There's a constt rush everywhr ..ppl Don't exactly even know what they want frm their lives ND tht's what needs sm thinking
I like what she saying about making choices and priority. Sometimes you have to start with one thing at a time which can realistically take months. Mine has been not catering to toxic family members anymore, who are nothing but mean to me. Its a work I progress because there is always a middle person trying to stir in the middle. But its starting to make a change to my timetable and my general mood.
Go build the life you want in the time we got...just finished writing my performance appraisal today - pretty painful. This talk motivated me to pull it out again and make 3 concise points on how I achieved each goal at this time next year.
That makes sense! The priorities of what i have to do decide how much time i'm using. We don't have to save the time to do whatever we have to do. We just need to concentrate on the priorities which i made. You're a pretty good teacher. Thank you for your speech.
Really brilliant, probably the best Ted talk I've watched yet. Very thought provoking. I'm going to do my category lists today (Friday evening) get my priorities in order and use time to fit in everything I want in my life. Rather than letting works priorities rule my life. Thank you!!
This video made me reflect on how I manage my time and prioritize my tasks. Her tips may not apply to every case and situation but still a nice rule of thumb. Love the way she delivers her speech though :) she has great energy!
The “time is highly elastic” really open my mind and give me some new insight. In time management I only know that we must be able to maximize the time we have by doing all the work or solving all the problems at one time. But it turns out it's literally just wasting my time, and I have no free time for myself. I’ve previously treated my priorities by putting them into my schedules first in my time management, but I didn’t prioritize a three-category priority list: career, relationships, self. I only prioritize one of them. “Time is a choice” is true because we can’t make more time, but time will stretch to accommodate what we choose to put into it👏
We always claim that we don't have time for the things that matter, but tend to say we have time for the things that do not matter. There is always time for our priorities, we just got to learn to put them first.
Thank you. I get that Laura. So pleased I took a little break to watch you. As I really get that idea so deeply I felt emotional at the end. So Thank you, you will make my goals easier and help me eliminate some bad habits. Cheers Peter
Summary. Set the right priorities and time will follow. Write next year's review (by answering these questions): 1. What 3-5 things would make it a great year for you professionaly? 2. What 3-5 things would make it a great year for you personally?
Well, of COURSE we carve out time to deal with emergency situations, like broken water heaters. But that doesn't mean that the time we were forced to spend on those emergencies didn't create multiple problems and extra stress when our other time obligations are given short shrift. I think most people know, deep down, how they could shift their time priorities if they really wanted to--vegging out with UA-cam, Reddit, Facebook; binging Netflix; hours of gaming, etc. etc. etc. But the example of shifting gears for an emergency isn't the most useful example.
understanding your priorities and having an organized to-do list is essencial. Plus, you need to have a clear goal and purpose since it's gonna be an anchor for you to be consistent and focused everyday on these "hard and boring things to do that anyone wanna do but procrastinate".
Incredible. It turns out I've been practicing a similar philosophy for the last couple of years, but having it spelled out like this really helps me focus it more.
These days, I feel like I have a lot of time, so I'm doing a lot of things that I wanted to do. However, there are many cases where people don't even try because they don't have time, but I think it's right to say that this is not a priority, as it came out of this lecture. When something happens, there are things that you're interested in or that you have to do first, but there are things that you don't have plans. I was surprised when you gave me a weekly conversion of hours in this lecture. It felt like an excuse to say that I couldn't spend five hours in so many hours. I have a habit of making plans for the next day the day before. Planning time by time is less about what you need to do. As a result, I'm busy doing urgent things right now, but as I listened to this lecture, I thought that if I made a plan for a week, I would be able to see the spare time and do what I wanted to do. I've been doing it one by one these days, but when I get busy again, I'm going to try these plans. Even in busy times, I want to save time through a week's plan and invest in other things to increase my knowledge and experience one by one.
I really want to talk in English. I'm Korean. when I watch news with my family, I know korean people don't want to talk with American cause of English! But I'm different. In want to talk in English with American. So I always watch ted at morning.
Same situation right here, dear friend that I can't pronounce the name! Keep studying and try to listen other things, like vlogs, where we can find more informal ways to speak. Good luck and go on ;)
3 things that interest me are: - Time is elastic - Time management is treating your priorities as a broken water heater - I don't have time = It's not my priorities Thank you for a great speech
While I fully agree with your findings - There is time provided we plan ahead starting with our priorities; there is a crucial element missing in this equation - Energy! You can find time, however, try working a job that involves travelling to different countries 3-4 days a week every week, or taking care of >2 kids, or dealing with any other energy (physical and mental, physical is actually easier to deal with), draining events - health conditions, emotional difficulties, constant change e.g., and you may find time but nothing in the energy tank. Physiscal depletion being a lot easier to deal with - leaves you the change to work on intellectual persuits. It's mental energy (lack of) that stops you from any meaningful progress and enjoyment. The usual counter balance activities being physical exercise, exposure to nature e.g. feel more of a "must do" at that point. Hence, people opting for the easy way out - instant gratification, that in the long run depletes their energy reserves even more. It's a constant balance between priorities, time, energy (mental and physical) and opportunities. That's why it's so hard, and so rewarding when you keep in balance!
In the TEDTalk by Laura Vanderkam about time, I learned that people often think they are very busy, but they have more time than they realize. She gives practical tips on how to use time better to do what really matters. She says we have 168 hours each week, and we should be careful about how we spend it. I liked her idea of tracking time to see where it goes and making choices about what's important. She also talks about building the life we want with the time we have. It made me think about my own time and how I can use it better. I think her tips are simple and can help everyone. The TEDTalk is good for people who want to manage their time better and focus on what's important to them.
This is very true and is all about perspective change which is very important, However, I think a big issue is also not having the energy to do the things you want to do even if you know you have the time. Okay, work takes 8 hours out of your day which leaves time for other things but how much of your energy is spent on that? It must be a combination of time and energy that allows you to do these things, not just time.
1:56 - "We don't build the lives we want by saving time, we build the life we want, and time saves itself." 3:23 - "Time is Elastic." 4:31 - "Every minute I spend is my choice." 11:30 - "THERE IS TIME"
"We have time for what matters, and when we focus on what matters we can build the lives we want, in the time we got." Such a great way to end this inspiring speech, Thank you!
A very very practical person teaching a very practical technique to imorove the quality of one's life , which could help us soar into so many achievements.
I remember I tried watching this years ago. how do I know for sure? after finally watching this, I decided to add this to my favorites playlist, but there it was, sitting in my "watch later" playlist lol. 100% agree with the message. glad I finally got around to watch this. Thank you so much for bringing clarity into this subject Laura.
I like her approach and It's partly right but I do believe that the things that we want to do during the week could be postponed for other reasons too and not only because we don't count them as priorities. For example, it's not the same having free time in the morning and having free time at 23:00. The opportunities for doing certain things are less (kids are in bed, shops are closed etc.) Also, when you want to meet other people you need to find some hours in which you are both free and it's not super easy to happen
What an inspiring speech! I wish I spent time in a more effective and efficient way instead of just puttering around the house. I am about to give it a try! Wish me luck!
As a person who is in the process of becoming more goal-oriented, I think I can benefit from some of the ideas in this video. Adding a year-end perspective to my week-to-week planning may be helpful in working toward my short-term as well as my long-term goals, while maintaining a better balance of "me time" for my overall well-being. Thanks.
I personally think that there are only 3 things that most important to life such as: i. Health (Physical health and mental health) ii. Study/Career iii. Relationship and to figure out how to full fill these major goals is my duty of living. So, I have time for them and that's absolutely my priority.
An impressive time management skills that inspired me. Time is about what we choose and our priorities. Everyone gets the same hours in a day but different people make different choice that made them having different life.
"I don't have time = it is not a priority."
"Time is Elastic"
"Time is a choice"
Totally agreed.
Thank you so much for the talk.
Thank you, u save my 12 minutes)
Thank you 😍
@@kriptos2355 I watch Ted talks in order to improve my english listening. I guess it helps and also by the help of Ted talks I learn new things like time management
@@caligula2456 Same
Naz, I think she said time is not elastic
its more of energy management than time management for me. i have time to do things but not necessarily the energy to do them.
That's so true!
exactly!
me too! sometimes I find myself with relatively free days to do the things I want and work towards personal goals, but I'm always so drained from staying up late doing homework and waking up at 6 am for school, that I just don't have the energy to do anything besides watch youtube or sleep with my cat 😭but I guess time management still plays a factor because if I managed my time better, I would be able to get my homework done earlier, then I could sleep earlier, then I would have more energy 😂
Nah... *You're not tired!! You're uninspired!!!*
Exactly. That's why I undervalue this video.
That woman with water basement example is just wrong, she'll end up with stress and bad sleep that week, and if her work is creative then it's probably a productivity loss too (may be next week too). Yeah, she fixed her basement, but at what cost, lol. I wonder if she actually lost more hours than "earned" eventually.
So it's better not to have water in your basement.
**Added to watch later**
This should be the top comments , literally!!
i had this in watch later for like a year
@@geenaism same
Me too hahaha... finally got around to watch this 6 months later.
And I regret not watching it 6 months earlier 😂
I did too. Now thanks to having my holiday in South Korea canceled because of Coronavirus, I am working through my watch later videos.
" Every minute I spend is my choice " how great is this sentence
Really powerful!
Sounds like a movie quote
The message I get is to get the best of anything you are doing with your time. If you are working, then work effectively; if you are resting, let your mind totally rest; if you are spending time with your family and beloved ones, either eating, playing, having fun with them, make every minute counts by caring, loving them. And even if you are on UA-cam, you watch these videos on purposes, either you have fun or you are here to gain knowledge. So, it's another way of saying: "be present" & "be purposeful". Thank Ted and Laura for reminding me of that.
We are so obsessed with time just like someone already said in the comments. But on the other hand we will always find time for the things that truly matter to us and that's what Laura Vanderkam says in her talk.
I used to rush myself on the bike to school and I love cycling.. but I wanted to be there as fast as possible so that I'd have more time to study. Yet every time I would rush through, I'd be stopped at the red lights and the slower cyclers would catch up with me, making me feel frustrated with the time I was wasting waiting at the red lights. All I was left with was more sweat, frustration and muscle pain. So I decided this was not going to do it. Now I cycle every morning to school at a slow pace enjoying the nature: the rain, the sunshine, the wind, the smells of life, everything, listening to the city or the birds. I even have time to stop if I see a cat and try to give it some snacks. I arrive at school feeling relaxed and ready for the day. It's my favorite thing to do now.
Making a priority list will make your life better. Especially the relationships and self categories. Taking time to just be present in the moment and live. Ignore the smartphone and technology as long as possible and talk to your loved ones instead.
Or instead of procrastinating by scrolling through Facebook, watch a TED talk. You won't feel like you've wasted your time after that.
Thanks for the inspiring talk. I'm getting back to work now. Time to review my priority list.
This was absolutely a magical read, it helps me digest this talk even more!
true
You nailed it! Hope you are achieving your goals and making a difference.
Wow you really like writing and i am so obssessed about it
It's so cool, bro
"There is time. Even if we are busy. We have Time for what matters. And when we focus on what matters, we can build the lives we want, in the time we've got." 👏
Wow should beautiful and powerful words amazing 🥺I'm not crying I got something in my eye 😂
Best line for me
I love this woman's attitude! She's funny, captivating and interesting too! For me, step 1 of controlling my time would be to stop watching UA-cam though...
For videos like this you can listen to it in the background while doing something else.
jliller great advice thanks!
flabberghast and she's beautiful
Ha, thats a good point!
I want to spend less then 1.5 hours a day on the internet. It's really hard...
This lady was my neighbor for a year when I lived 3 doors down and I’m a little messy (but was specifically “going through some stuff” so even less pulled together) and she was so genuinely kind, wonderful, and genuinely lovely that even when we moved back to FL I still remember her fondly. (My husband I used to jokingly call her “my wife” after she watched my kids for a day when I was sick even though I was a stay at home mom, so I naturally wanted to “hmm but how do I trick her into being my sister wife without religious fundamentalism?”).
I’m still very messy (ADHD!) but it’s always such a pleasant surprise when someone who is very “impressively put together” ends up privately being just as lovely (to everyone!);
she never said "schedule every hour full of work".
she said "you have time for the things you prioritize."
maybe you prioritize watching a movie every night to recharge. then do that and don't feel bad about it. that's your priority.
Then you might wanna go a watch video on knowing what your actual priorities cause watching movie is a messed up priority.
@@PNCM If watching a movie is a way to spend time with loved ones, I see no problem prioritizing it. I've made a habit of not judging other peoples' priorities.
Yes! Even alone. Watching movies help you enjoy yourself, too!
Thank you so much for highlighting that, i needed it.
@@PNCM Tarantino will disagree with you
Ten things i did for an amazing year
1. Waking up ealry
2. Reading self-help
3. Not caring about other's opinions
4. Taking care of the people you love
5. Doing the uncomfortable stuff
6. Working out
7. Meditation
8. Taking care of myself
9. Learning how to code
10. Having empathy and understanding others' pov
--> think through your week before you actually go through them
@@azurnxo2134 How do you know that's a girl you're communicating with?
That sounds pretty much like my list. How did it go
Boss: "Where are you?"
Me after watching this: "Sorry, you are not in my priority anymore."
lol you are driving your boss to the edge
Very funny, LOL!!!!!!
Sorry. We are going to have to let you go.😅
"neither are you"
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Well, I have finished watching it, and I found it really useful. Here are some lessons I learnt.
I don't have time = It is not a priority
Time is a choice, it is elastic.
We have enough time, almost all of us. Make the experiences enjoyable, such as, you can read or listen to a book while commuting.
Get rid of things that take away most of your time on a daily basis.
Focus on what matters and you will build the live you want
5 points summary from my point of view
1. I don't have time = It's not your priority.
2. Time is highly elastic
3. The key to time management is treating our priorities as the equivalent of that broken water heater.
4. Strategies: - Write next year's review (by answering these questions):
i) What 3-5 things would make it a great year for you professionally?
ii) What 3-5 things would make it a great year for you personally?
5. Small movements have great power.
Everyone has 24 hours a day, it's up to us how we are utilizing it happily. From my point of view, it is not always about professional life, just think about farmers, spiritual leaders, an army man, and those we are working for others selflessly. I think we should give priorities to the activities which purify our mind and senses.
thx
Well done.
I love her knowing smile when she says most of this stuff. It's so relatable. When you know how silly something is to do but also how easy it is to fall into the habit
i could listen to her talk for hours...
I got annoyied of her accent at 5 minutes in.
:-I
Doran Martell I disagree with you on that point, but that wasn't the point, I was making a dumb joke whilst also complimenting her talk
Donald Trump that's nice to know, but I don't see what you are trying to say. Could you explain what you are taking issue with or what your point is please? And don't take this as glib or confrontational, it is genuine curiosity.
Yeah my bad, that was out of context. I was saying that she was wrong about people who have to a LOT. 14 hours is NOT a lot at all. And she might think I am lying, but it really takes that long to get straight As at the number one high school.
Voice wise, she is pretty good I didn't notice any accent.
This is hands down one of best talks I have heard. Thanks for such a wonderful lesson!
This is one of the channels that gave me the courage to start my UA-cam channel 2 months ago about self development and now have 76 subs and almost 55 hour watch time. I know it’s not comparable with others but I’m still proud I started because I’ve been learning so much lessons that I couldn’t have learned without getting started in the 1st place
I've been practicing to utilise my breaktime at work, listening to podcast while driving to workplace and try my best to have at least 1 hour study time at night... it really make a significant impact on how I learn things and make progress...
Cooking meals. Grocery shopping. Washing dishes. Doing laundry. Doctor appointments. Exercise. Home maintenance. Home cleaning. Household errands. Children's events and education. Anything else not mentioned in this little talk? BTW, I really enjoyed the talk, but EVERY time I've heard the Time Management talk (from various world renown experts) they talk about all the time we have available after listing (1) work and (2) sleep. I absolutely agree that it's all about priorities, and that most of us have great opportunities before us, but they sometimes make it sound like we have an extra 8 hours in our day. Sometimes.
I actually crafted this theory last summer when my parents said I don't have time. I'm glad someone got the word out. Now I will continue to try to come up with something else original.
The dunning-kruger effect will result in ignorant people believing every thought they have is original.
That isn't dunning-kruger because he hasn't got anything wrong/acted ignorant. He had no reason to believe that someone else came up with his thought before him.
You created a hypothesis, not a theory.
Your hypothesis is not original in any way.
^
My dividend journey began when I realized that two particular expenses in my budget were always going to go up and never go down. The two expenses were taxes and insurance. I realized that the dramatic rise in both will need some added income. So, I started buying shares paying dividends. I can now see that this will be the path I need to take to make sure those two expenses will not overtake my future income.
I am killing time watching this!! Next I am going to break my water heater
But is that a PRIORITY?
lmao
😂😂😂😂
bfd
Number of likes is satan number
"We build the lives we want, and then time saves itself." This sentence made me think deeply about my value of life. Also, the sentence "I don't have time" often means "it's not a priority" was instructive. After watching this video, I thought that I had to use my free time efficiently and I should make plans. Thank you for making a good video, and have a nice day!
the way she explained it's like very sad that the talk ended so early
I've had varying work schedules and it was incredibly hard to adjust to night shifts at first mainly because it was hard to find time to hang out with friends and family. This video has taught me that priorities can change. They might take some getting used to, but it showed me that a night job doesn't have to mean no social life.
It depends mostly on what you intend to do in your spare time. If you want to be more productive, then you need to create a routine (even on off days and even for a few hours). This will teach your body that you need to be doing a certain thing at a certain time. Eventually this will become a habit. If you want to enjoy your free time, you can stay organized by making plans with friends or creating a schedule for yourself. You could also just free flow and let the day happen as it does if you find that more relaxing.
OMG I could never have guessed it was about prioritizing all along!
REALLY?!
I don't have a time = it's not a priority
this sentence makes me rethinking about what I have done till now cause I'm just procrastinating with useless things like scrolling facebook all the time but still mouthing that I don't have time to study.
After watching this, I'm now realized which should be my priorities. Time is a choice and we have Time for what matters. And when we focus on what matters, we can build the lives we want, in the time we've go.
She said, "Time is my choice". I love the word. I wanna prioritize my choice not just from one aspect, but from various aspects, like career, relationships, and self.
I don't have time = It's not your priority.
JAJAJAJA
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No it is not equal. It can mean, that you cant prioritise. I don’t mean to be aggressive, but your comment is a comfortable platitude, and those are dangerous.
you mean "instead of' not "="
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This is one of the best Ted Talks I've ever seen! She was funny, straight forward and all her points were so strong I loved it
Totally agree! You can find time when you need to. You can sacrifice some of those hours you thought you couldn't afford to. So they were there all the time. You just made a choice to fill your time with work instead of joy.
"Busy is a decision," said Debbie Millman once and it really clicked with me.
This mindset "focus on what matters" helped me to be more organized. Using Hive, a task management tool, also helped me a lot. I use the app to time block my priorities and it works great as it syncs to my calendar and email!
I can't like this video enough. This woman is just amazing. This is the best TED talk I've ever watched.
"We don't build the lives we want by saving time. We build the lives we want and time saves itself." ❤
How exquisitely is this showed! The thing that I appreciate the most is the 3 column priority list - career, relationship, self. I will try this out.
Make yourself a three-category priority list for the coming week: career, relationships, self and there should be 2-3 items in each category, small moments can have great power. you can use your bits of time for bits of joy. Even if we are busy we have time for what matters. (quoting her)
She spoke sooo well ND absolutely correct ... There's a constt rush everywhr ..ppl Don't exactly even know what they want frm their lives ND tht's what needs sm thinking
I like what she saying about making choices and priority. Sometimes you have to start with one thing at a time which can realistically take months.
Mine has been not catering to toxic family members anymore, who are nothing but mean to me. Its a work I progress because there is always a middle person trying to stir in the middle. But its starting to make a change to my timetable and my general mood.
I listend to this while I was exercising...it is true ..we do have time! Great speech thanks
There's always a way to optimize your time when listening to TEDxTalks. Listen to it as meditation, gaining knowledge, and going to bed...all at once.
Go build the life you want in the time we got...just finished writing my performance appraisal today - pretty painful. This talk motivated me to pull it out again and make 3 concise points on how I achieved each goal at this time next year.
That makes sense! The priorities of what i have to do decide how much time i'm using. We don't have to save the time to do whatever we have to do. We just need to concentrate on the priorities which i made. You're a pretty good teacher. Thank you for your speech.
This is one of the most inspiring TED talk I ever heard. Time is a choice. We can use it to build our lives.
Really brilliant, probably the best Ted talk I've watched yet. Very thought provoking. I'm going to do my category lists today (Friday evening) get my priorities in order and use time to fit in everything I want in my life. Rather than letting works priorities rule my life. Thank you!!
This video made me reflect on how I manage my time and prioritize my tasks. Her tips may not apply to every case and situation but still a nice rule of thumb. Love the way she delivers her speech though :) she has great energy!
If you don't have time means you don't prioritize that thing,I really love this quote and found it unique.Thank you for sharing your wisdom.
The “time is highly elastic” really open my mind and give me some new insight. In time management I only know that we must be able to maximize the time we have by doing all the work or solving all the problems at one time. But it turns out it's literally just wasting my time, and I have no free time for myself. I’ve previously treated my priorities by putting them into my schedules first in my time management, but I didn’t prioritize a three-category priority list: career, relationships, self. I only prioritize one of them. “Time is a choice” is true because we can’t make more time, but time will stretch to accommodate what we choose to put into it👏
I’ve watched a lot of Ted Talks on diverse topics - this one is one of the best delivered. Simple but insightful story telling.
Step one: Stop watching youtube at 3 am
StubbornTurtle true lol
Step 2: Stop watching youtube at 2am
aboctok
Step 4: Practise steps 1&2 until you are ready for step 5
StubbornTurtle what for??
1:29 am actually :D
"I was once late for my speech on Time Management" haha epic 😂
I'm about to turn 24 and time management is a skill I definitely want to continue getting better at. This helped for sure!
Thank you so much❤❤ This speech is so meaningful❤
We always claim that we don't have time for the things that matter, but tend to say we have time for the things that do not matter. There is always time for our priorities, we just got to learn to put them first.
I love how commanding her voice it
River Song I find it shrill
Thank you. I get that Laura. So pleased I took a little break to watch you. As I really get that idea so deeply I felt emotional at the end. So Thank you, you will make my goals easier and help me eliminate some bad habits. Cheers Peter
Summary.
Set the right priorities and time will follow.
Write next year's review (by answering these questions):
1. What 3-5 things would make it a great year for you professionaly?
2. What 3-5 things would make it a great year for you personally?
Moms with many kids have the most ‘free time.’ They are the most willing to prioritize themselves and help others over their kids.
Fav atm!! Loving the quote that says, 'everything i do, every minute i spend, is my choice'
Well, of COURSE we carve out time to deal with emergency situations, like broken water heaters. But that doesn't mean that the time we were forced to spend on those emergencies didn't create multiple problems and extra stress when our other time obligations are given short shrift. I think most people know, deep down, how they could shift their time priorities if they really wanted to--vegging out with UA-cam, Reddit, Facebook; binging Netflix; hours of gaming, etc. etc. etc. But the example of shifting gears for an emergency isn't the most useful example.
TED talk videos are on my daily to do list to improve myself in english, nice to hear interesting things about thiese topics.
How to gain control of your free time : Stop scrolling through the comment section 😂
Jess Wtts
wow, you caught me ( °-°)
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Jess Wtts you caught me to :)
I'm being productive! Scrolling through the comments while listening is just great time management 😊
if i did not scroll down and then how i get your beautiful comment
understanding your priorities and having an organized to-do list is essencial. Plus, you need to have a clear goal and purpose since it's gonna be an anchor for you to be consistent and focused everyday on these "hard and boring things to do that anyone wanna do but procrastinate".
So far the best video I have seen on Time Management
Incredible. It turns out I've been practicing a similar philosophy for the last couple of years, but having it spelled out like this really helps me focus it more.
1:56 Build Life, time saves itself.
Time is highly elastic.
"I was once late for my speech on Time Management" haha epic 😂
I always watching ted in the morning, to motivition everyday
Even if we are busy we have time for what matters and when we focus on what matters, we can build the lives we want in the time we have got.
These days, I feel like I have a lot of time, so I'm doing a lot of things that I wanted to do. However, there are many cases where people don't even try because they don't have time, but I think it's right to say that this is not a priority, as it came out of this lecture. When something happens, there are things that you're interested in or that you have to do first, but there are things that you don't have plans. I was surprised when you gave me a weekly conversion of hours in this lecture. It felt like an excuse to say that I couldn't spend five hours in so many hours. I have a habit of making plans for the next day the day before. Planning time by time is less about what you need to do. As a result, I'm busy doing urgent things right now, but as I listened to this lecture, I thought that if I made a plan for a week, I would be able to see the spare time and do what I wanted to do. I've been doing it one by one these days, but when I get busy again, I'm going to try these plans. Even in busy times, I want to save time through a week's plan and invest in other things to increase my knowledge and experience one by one.
I really want to talk in English. I'm Korean. when I watch news with my family, I know korean people don't want to talk with American cause of English! But I'm different. In want to talk in English with American. So I always watch ted at morning.
Good for you man or woman! Keep practicing your English with anyone you can.
꾼쨤!
Me too.... but i’m Vietnamese =)))
Your english kinda good i guess. English is also not my mother tongue, but im looking forward to be good at it especially grammar.
Same situation right here, dear friend that I can't pronounce the name! Keep studying and try to listen other things, like vlogs, where we can find more informal ways to speak. Good luck and go on ;)
3 things that interest me are:
- Time is elastic
- Time management is treating your priorities as a broken water heater
- I don't have time = It's not my priorities
Thank you for a great speech
Best Ted talk ever! This can really change life
While I fully agree with your findings - There is time provided we plan ahead starting with our priorities; there is a crucial element missing in this equation - Energy! You can find time, however, try working a job that involves travelling to different countries 3-4 days a week every week, or taking care of >2 kids, or dealing with any other energy (physical and mental, physical is actually easier to deal with), draining events - health conditions, emotional difficulties, constant change e.g., and you may find time but nothing in the energy tank. Physiscal depletion being a lot easier to deal with - leaves you the change to work on intellectual persuits. It's mental energy (lack of) that stops you from any meaningful progress and enjoyment. The usual counter balance activities being physical exercise, exposure to nature e.g. feel more of a "must do" at that point. Hence, people opting for the easy way out - instant gratification, that in the long run depletes their energy reserves even more. It's a constant balance between priorities, time, energy (mental and physical) and opportunities. That's why it's so hard, and so rewarding when you keep in balance!
The Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) said: "There are two blessings that many people are deceived into losing: health and free time."
so basically, 3 points :
·there is time
·write down your goals
·put them at first order
but we need a 10 minutes speech to convince us.
Fantastic speech! Love her presentation skills too!
Finally a TED video worth watching; let's hope it goes back up from here!
I quite liked the Amy Cuddy one.
tbh the best is Tim Urban's about procrastination
Ideas worth spreading! :'D
She's amazing!!! The way she talked was just concise, had a nice flow, confident too :)
Nikita ATikin concise is a great word
Haha, speaking in front of a crowd is one of my greatest weaknesses. 😅
In the TEDTalk by Laura Vanderkam about time, I learned that people often think they are very busy, but they have more time than they realize. She gives practical tips on how to use time better to do what really matters. She says we have 168 hours each week, and we should be careful about how we spend it. I liked her idea of tracking time to see where it goes and making choices about what's important. She also talks about building the life we want with the time we have. It made me think about my own time and how I can use it better. I think her tips are simple and can help everyone. The TEDTalk is good for people who want to manage their time better and focus on what's important to them.
Ive been following your methods for 3 years it has changed my life thank you soo much
This is very true and is all about perspective change which is very important, However, I think a big issue is also not having the energy to do the things you want to do even if you know you have the time. Okay, work takes 8 hours out of your day which leaves time for other things but how much of your energy is spent on that? It must be a combination of time and energy that allows you to do these things, not just time.
1:56 - "We don't build the lives we want by saving time, we build the life we want, and time saves itself."
3:23 - "Time is Elastic."
4:31 - "Every minute I spend is my choice."
11:30 - "THERE IS TIME"
those ending lines were just .....amazing
One of the best talks on Ted. It is very true that we have time if we consider our priorities.
"time is a choice" - i couldn't agree more. its really a matter of self discipline.
The small book "30 Days to Overcome Procrastination" by Corin Devaso is a nice book to have on hand. It uses a mindfulness and inquiry approach.
"We have time for what matters, and when we focus on what matters we can build the lives we want, in the time we got."
Such a great way to end this inspiring speech, Thank you!
Such a powerful message conveyed in such a simple way.
A very very practical person teaching a very practical technique to imorove the quality of one's life , which could help us soar into so many achievements.
I remember I tried watching this years ago. how do I know for sure? after finally watching this, I decided to add this to my favorites playlist, but there it was, sitting in my "watch later" playlist lol.
100% agree with the message. glad I finally got around to watch this. Thank you so much for bringing clarity into this subject Laura.
"you can have more time by not watching TV" wow I would've never found out for myself
yet you're still here taking your time commenting on a UA-cam video on time management
+Hyroko
Well done not getting the joke, kid.
clearly she was looking for something valuable
KK426LH you didn't get the joke
She meant that watching tv isn't a priority so u dnt hv to see it really because u can save time to do sth more important.
I like her approach and It's partly right but I do believe that the things that we want to do during the week could be postponed for other reasons too and not only because we don't count them as priorities. For example, it's not the same having free time in the morning and having free time at 23:00. The opportunities for doing certain things are less (kids are in bed, shops are closed etc.) Also, when you want to meet other people you need to find some hours in which you are both free and it's not super easy to happen
What an inspiring speech! I wish I spent time in a more effective and efficient way instead of just puttering around the house. I am about to give it a try! Wish me luck!
Just curious, how did it go?
Just mind-blowing the speech, the content, the bits of humour here and there. 11 mins is full of wisdom
My favorite ted talk.
I like her in everything,,clother hair etc
Because of her I can spend my graduate time more efficiently I love her❤❤ from Seoul
As a person who is in the process of becoming more goal-oriented, I think I can benefit from some of the ideas in this video.
Adding a year-end perspective to my week-to-week planning may be helpful in working toward my short-term as well as my long-term goals, while maintaining a better balance of "me time" for my overall well-being.
Thanks.
exactly what i need during quarantine!
"Time management is a misnomer. The key in managing time is managing ourselves"
I personally think that there are only 3 things that most important to life such as:
i. Health (Physical health and mental health)
ii. Study/Career
iii. Relationship
and to figure out how to full fill these major goals is my duty of living. So, I have time for them and that's absolutely my priority.
ya good these 3 things are enough for every one
An impressive time management skills that inspired me. Time is about what we choose and our priorities. Everyone gets the same hours in a day but different people make different choice that made them having different life.