@@Adam-rf5xp. May not really be a bait comment. Mariana may be asking for how do you know when to be fast and when to slow down and focus on quality. She may not have thought of all the factors.
Having a bias towards action, and not being paralysed by analyis is certainly a winning trait. I paused your video to send off some emails that had been sitting in my Outbox for a while!😊
Great content. For me here’s a protocol/framework that helps me achieve top productivity. Stable Strategy: 1. Slow down (this is about focusing on precision while eliminating distractions). 2. Simplify: Even if I can’t send a full, detailed response to a key business person, sending a quick, brief acknowledgment is helpful. For example: Thank you for reaching out. I will get the information you need and get back to you by end of business day today-or exactly when you plan to do it. Even an auto response is better than no response. 3. Structure: Plan my day the night before or at the very least at the best of the day. He who fails to plan plans to fail. Great books to help you achieve more (faster and better): 1. Atomic Habits 2. The Compound Effect 3. The 12-Week Year Any Book by Brian Tracy
I am naturally really fast (always finished tasks in school first, used to finish reading books in 2-3 days or a week if they were over 400 pages, I still type faster than average), but after going through trauma, I became slower. I’m working on getting faster now and focusing. It’s how I feel good, happy and like myself. Idk, just felt like sharing.
Hey, i can recommend you to read the book Letting Go from David Hawkins. I used to be lazy and thought this was just how I am but after reading that book and working with the technique of letting go daily, I realized that I was just in an apathetic state and after working on childhood trauma and releasing many negative emotions I became way more active and joyful in general. Hope that helps!
@ Interesting! That book and meditation did the opposite for me. It made me lazy and apathetic. Very nice guy though David Hawkins. I think for me was just taking more action! Happy it worked for you though!
Thank you. I've been watching plenty of productivity videos on UA-cam, but this is the first time anyone has recommended just being fast! To an overthinking perfectionist like me, it's useful advice. Just lower my quality standards (in less-important things) for the sake of being fast, in order to achieve more. That justification is important, because I'm not going to just rush things unless I remember what I gain from it!
It is hard to find business and productivity channels that give you more than a 10-minute ad for their online course or tips like making a UA-cam channel, taking an ice bath, meditate XD
@5:34 this is huge advise, for all thing's. Just start by DOING, and second just do the basics (pick the basic workout plan, the basic equipment, the basic coding course, the basic cooking course, etc) and do the basics with great effort.
Speed is important. In fact, everything in life is, pretty much a race. And it all started with conception. However, speed is not always the best way to become successful. Speed is mostly good for success, but when you have to solve a really, really tough problem, speed will work to your disadvantage. What works for me, is to bring the big problem into smaller pieces and be quick with each piece, but to give you the chance to solve the smaller piece quickly. Then when it does not work, then you have time to pivot quickly. For some jobs, you don't need to be on top of things but buried at the bottom.
8:09 calling me out. I keep getting all these ideas and im not starting, i even made the mistake of buying the domain first. This is an amazing video, subbed and bell icon on. Amazing, mariana
gold mine!....thank you so much...its like you were talking me!...I have been struggling with taking ACTION fast...thank you...one love from South Africa
Hey I noticed you are from South Africa so you may or may not speak other languages. However, I noticed that your UA-cam name is spelt incorrectly. You missed the s in consistency. This may come across as minor but spelling words incorrectly that you wish to become and embody may also be part of the reason you are struggling to achieve this. Hope this helps and I hope you have a wonderful day. Take care
Have you? I think her approach is extremely helpful for overthinkers, who spend forever researching and planning something without ever taking action. People who lack initiative
So I think they’re two separate areas of work. For the deep work tasks, it’s slow and steady. But items that don’t need a lot of creativity or can be handled with a single task, take action immediately. So writing a book may be a long term task with slow and steady deep work involved, but you don’t need to waste a lot of time deciding on marketing strategies. Pick something and go with it. Or I want to write a book, should I use Microsoft word or vellum? Are both feasible? Yes, so pick one and just move forward. I think it attacks perfectionism. I really like what she said about completing a task at 80% quality and being done in a day versus taking a week to do it “perfectly.” I really struggle with this so it’s a great reminder
Yup just reading but I think if u plan properly just attacking work can be effective and then u can add breaks after a few days of seeing how it works for u. I'm trying this as of now
Mariana Kaiser, thank you! The UA-cam algorithm brought your video to my attention this morning. The nine points you listed on how to work faster were refreshing, spot-on, and perfectly aligned with my next steps toward becoming a top performer. Well done! I’m excited to be a new subscriber.
Great advice on speeding up! I really appreciate how you contrasted it with slowing down for quality-it’s such an important distinction and well worth taking the time to understand. I absolutely love it! Thank you so much, and I wish you and your loved ones a very happy, healthy, and prosperous 2025! 🎉😊
I did really appreciate this though as most people analysis paralysis and then also how quick and dirty solution rigorously implemented is best than the most complex perfect theory not done
I think it's the old adage of slow is smooth, smooth is fast. When you're learning, you learn form and technique by being deliberate with your learning and actions. As it becomes engrained, you can begin to be fast, which is a huge asset, as someone who moves fast, efficiently, is the most competitive in fast paced high stakes environments (such as war, where the phrase originates). Even in low stakes, slower environments, getting things done quicker is just better as you can accomplish more volume. The trick is not sacrificing quality for speed. If you do a lot of things terribly but do them really fast, they're still not worth much. But 90% quality in 1/3 or less the time is often worth much more than 99% quality.
Wow! This is very true and helpful! Why wait! I love this video! First one I ever saw from you! This video alone is sooo valuable to me, living here in Germany! Thank you for the work you do!
I don’t think I could have explained it better myself! I am with you, it truly is amazing how much people don’t take action and instead delay with planning or talking about it. Just start!!! You don’t have to think about step 10 or optimizing if you haven’t even done step 1 😂 Cheers from Oregon 🥳
100% - I talked about starting this UA-cam channel for soooo long until I was once told I should either do it or stop talking about it :D. Sometimes we need to hear something like that.
Thank you for the video. This reminds me of the Myers Briggs Type Indicator which assesses people's personalities. Some people are Judgers while others are perceivers. Judgers love to take action and be in the moment while perceivers love to consider their options. The world tends to favour Judgers more even though they can be workaholics. I also think another overlooked area of discipline is you have to consider your starting point. It might be easy for certain people to wake up and start taking action if as you've said they're already above average, but what about those people that're below average? For example those coming out of a depressive episode or those with ADHD. I think in such cases it requires smaller steps and more emphasis on long term sustainability as well as therapy and the right support network. Also reading books on overcoming procrastination and being more disciplined is helpful as it provides you with the tools you need to tackle those issues as long as you don't get stuck in a loop.
I've got ADHD and it's hard, i have ideas but i procrastinate and in my job i can get overwhelmed, but in the points she makes she's right only as you say if you're below average in discipline then productivity is harder. I can spend an age on writing on paragraph when it has to be written professionally
You know yourself best - it's great to watch videos like this but one has to take into account their own situation. I love your point on considering your starting point - that's so true!
I may have watched 1000+ productivity videos till now but this one is truly super useful. Thank you mam. Do you mentor people? I mean I'm looking for a mentor for life and career in general I wish you would. I can also help you with ideas regarding UA-cam and websites as I am doing blogging for more than 7 years.
I recommend reading So Good They Can't Ignore You from Cal Newport - it might give you some great insight into what it takes to succeed and how costly is switching too soon.
@Mariana Kaiser Very nice video. Do you have a book out? From the thumbnail it looks like you do but cannot find anything online if so. Can you kindly verify?
You need to know when to slow down and when to speed up. I believe incorporating mindfulness into your day may have profound effect on your life. I believe one can be mindful and still strive to be successful (however that looks like). Let's say 'success' to me looks like spending as much time as possible with my kids - going fast at things that don't matter to me that much or not procrastinating means I will be able to spend more time with my kids. Once I am with kids, it's all about being present and enjoying the time.
The problem is quick decision making is good. But being rushed into action can often lead to us being scammed or pressured into poor decisions That's good the real estate agent varied it up depending on when it's needed
Moving fast will create lot of debt in the process, yes you have to go smooth. The world is changing and gearing up it's speed, it so important to be mindful and be in moderation with everything if you want to build a meaningful life which may not fit with the so called successful life.
I agree - know when to go fast (and go fast) but also slow down when it is required. Taking adequate time off from work and recharging, spending time with people that matter and getting enough of quality of sleep are important things to consider. It's a spectrum of things that make one 'successful'. In this video, I highlighted one item but I also tried to stress that there is time to go fast and time to slow down.
It's called business because you are busy doing things. If you have time to do other things, you aren't as busy as the people working 12 hour days 7 days a week.
I agree. I believe there are things that we can do fast (and correct at the same time) and then there is time to slow down and focus on quality. I find lot of people (including me) often spend too much time on items that don't matter that much and/or are unnecessarily postponing taking action. Forcing myself to not avoid taking action (or - move faster) made huge difference to me - without sacrificing quality.
Moving fast is obviously a key component to being successful today But her approach technique is not that helpful. There’s no real system here. Just move fast and do the best you can. Don’t think that’s very helpful for most people.
How quickly do you respond to your emails? Do you know when to be fast and when to slow down and focus on quality?
Loved your films! What's Arnold really like behind the scenes?
The Romans had a saying, "He who gives quickly, gives twice." (Bis dat qui cito dat.)
Why are asking?
We all know you're not interested in the answers...
"Interaction" bait pinned comment.
@@Adam-rf5xp. May not really be a bait comment. Mariana may be asking for how do you know when to be fast and when to slow down and focus on quality. She may not have thought of all the factors.
I often think of this quote: "Be patient with results, be impatient with actions."
I love it!
Having a bias towards action, and not being paralysed by analyis is certainly a winning trait. I paused your video to send off some emails that had been sitting in my Outbox for a while!😊
there you go! 👏🏻
I love it! Hope you kept the momentum going!
My ex used to say- "You might not be good but at least you're fast!"
You were fast in what?
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high performing people move very fast this is a common habit
Not generally true. Slow is smooth and smooth is fast. If you rush IMPORTANT things, you’ll make mistakes and will have to fix them.
Great content. For me here’s a protocol/framework that helps me achieve top productivity.
Stable Strategy:
1. Slow down (this is about focusing on precision while eliminating distractions).
2. Simplify: Even if I can’t send a full, detailed response to a key business person, sending a quick, brief acknowledgment is helpful. For example: Thank you for reaching out. I will get the information you need and get back to you by end of business day today-or exactly when you plan to do it. Even an auto response is better than no response.
3. Structure: Plan my day the night before or at the very least at the best of the day. He who fails to plan plans to fail.
Great books to help you achieve more (faster and better):
1. Atomic Habits
2. The Compound Effect
3. The 12-Week Year
Any Book by Brian Tracy
I am naturally really fast (always finished tasks in school first, used to finish reading books in 2-3 days or a week if they were over 400 pages, I still type faster than average), but after going through trauma, I became slower. I’m working on getting faster now and focusing. It’s how I feel good, happy and like myself. Idk, just felt like sharing.
Sorry to hear that. What kind if trauma if I may ask?
Hey, i can recommend you to read the book Letting Go from David Hawkins. I used to be lazy and thought this was just how I am but after reading that book and working with the technique of letting go daily, I realized that I was just in an apathetic state and after working on childhood trauma and releasing many negative emotions I became way more active and joyful in general. Hope that helps!
@ Interesting! That book and meditation did the opposite for me. It made me lazy and apathetic.
Very nice guy though David Hawkins.
I think for me was just taking more action!
Happy it worked for you though!
Thank you. I've been watching plenty of productivity videos on UA-cam, but this is the first time anyone has recommended just being fast! To an overthinking perfectionist like me, it's useful advice. Just lower my quality standards (in less-important things) for the sake of being fast, in order to achieve more. That justification is important, because I'm not going to just rush things unless I remember what I gain from it!
It is hard to find business and productivity channels that give you more than a 10-minute ad for their online course or tips like making a UA-cam channel, taking an ice bath, meditate XD
I stopped watching this video at @0:15 because the difference is … I’m fast.
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Haha, love it!
Excellent. Tip 11: run UA-cams at high speed. Same content - less time. And then lower screen time due to that!
I do that... but end up watching twice as much content... =)
@@assezzen194😅😅 Gain wisdom at double speed!
Exactly. She's not a fast talker, so I watched this at 1.25x speed. Time saved!
I just read the transcripts.
I use Gemini to summarise podcasts and or is to get to the point!
@5:34 this is huge advise, for all thing's. Just start by DOING, and second just do the basics (pick the basic workout plan, the basic equipment, the basic coding course, the basic cooking course, etc) and do the basics with great effort.
Speed is important. In fact, everything in life is, pretty much a race. And it all started with conception.
However, speed is not always the best way to become successful. Speed is mostly good for success, but when you have to solve a really, really tough problem, speed will work to your disadvantage. What works for me, is to bring the big problem into smaller pieces and be quick with each piece, but to give you the chance to solve the smaller piece quickly. Then when it does not work, then you have time to pivot quickly.
For some jobs, you don't need to be on top of things but buried at the bottom.
Where I’m in life right now, this is EXACTLY what I needed to hear.
I am glad you found it helpful!
Successful people watched this on 2x speed
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lol
I get it, I am doing 1.5x
Haha :)
8:09 calling me out. I keep getting all these ideas and im not starting, i even made the mistake of buying the domain first. This is an amazing video, subbed and bell icon on. Amazing, mariana
gold mine!....thank you so much...its like you were talking me!...I have been struggling with taking ACTION fast...thank you...one love from South Africa
Much love from Pretoria bru
Hey I noticed you are from South Africa so you may or may not speak other languages.
However, I noticed that your UA-cam name is spelt incorrectly. You missed the s in consistency.
This may come across as minor but spelling words incorrectly that you wish to become and embody may also be part of the reason you are struggling to achieve this. Hope this helps and I hope you have a wonderful day. Take care
Has anyone read Cal Newport Slow Productivity? He argues the opposite for long term sustainability.
Have you? I think her approach is extremely helpful for overthinkers, who spend forever researching and planning something without ever taking action. People who lack initiative
So I think they’re two separate areas of work.
For the deep work tasks, it’s slow and steady. But items that don’t need a lot of creativity or can be handled with a single task, take action immediately. So writing a book may be a long term task with slow and steady deep work involved, but you don’t need to waste a lot of time deciding on marketing strategies. Pick something and go with it. Or I want to write a book, should I use Microsoft word or vellum? Are both feasible? Yes, so pick one and just move forward. I think it attacks perfectionism. I really like what she said about completing a task at 80% quality and being done in a day versus taking a week to do it “perfectly.” I really struggle with this so it’s a great reminder
Consult your profile picture for the answer.
Yup just reading but I think if u plan properly just attacking work can be effective and then u can add breaks after a few days of seeing how it works for u. I'm trying this as of now
Bruh i actually googled the book in the thumbnail and it doesn't exist 😵💫. I was about to read it
Lol. It's a good cover though if she ever makes it.
Sorry for the confusion :). I might have to write it now, haha :D
You should, I am sure you could expand on the subject. I would buy it@@MarianaKaiser
Mariana Kaiser, thank you! The UA-cam algorithm brought your video to my attention this morning. The nine points you listed on how to work faster were refreshing, spot-on, and perfectly aligned with my next steps toward becoming a top performer. Well done! I’m excited to be a new subscriber.
Thank you, I really appreciate it!
Absolutely Brilliant! Thank you so much.. 🙏🏻
I'm glad you found it helpful! 🙏
Great advice on speeding up! I really appreciate how you contrasted it with slowing down for quality-it’s such an important distinction and well worth taking the time to understand. I absolutely love it! Thank you so much, and I wish you and your loved ones a very happy, healthy, and prosperous 2025! 🎉😊
I did really appreciate this though as most people analysis paralysis and then also how quick and dirty solution rigorously implemented is best than the most complex perfect theory not done
Subscribed this is the start of a very productive year! 👊
Let's gooo!
Excellent message! Thank you for this! Concise and to the point. You're living out what you preach!
I think it's the old adage of slow is smooth, smooth is fast. When you're learning, you learn form and technique by being deliberate with your learning and actions. As it becomes engrained, you can begin to be fast, which is a huge asset, as someone who moves fast, efficiently, is the most competitive in fast paced high stakes environments (such as war, where the phrase originates). Even in low stakes, slower environments, getting things done quicker is just better as you can accomplish more volume. The trick is not sacrificing quality for speed. If you do a lot of things terribly but do them really fast, they're still not worth much. But 90% quality in 1/3 or less the time is often worth much more than 99% quality.
100% - you need to know when you can go fast and when to slow down.
I’ve been saying for years “I have a 30 year plan I need to finish in six months!”.
This is such a solid base and it is very very understated!
Thank you!
Wow! This is very true and helpful! Why wait! I love this video! First one I ever saw from you! This video alone is sooo valuable to me, living here in Germany! Thank you for the work you do!
Thank you very much, I appreciate it! Greetings to Germany - I studied in Goettingen and then spent several years in Munich - beautiful country :).
I don’t think I could have explained it better myself! I am with you, it truly is amazing how much people don’t take action and instead delay with planning or talking about it. Just start!!! You don’t have to think about step 10 or optimizing if you haven’t even done step 1 😂
Cheers from Oregon 🥳
100% - I talked about starting this UA-cam channel for soooo long until I was once told I should either do it or stop talking about it :D. Sometimes we need to hear something like that.
@ it’s true!! Thanks for sharing Mariana :)
Thank you for the video. This reminds me of the Myers Briggs Type Indicator which assesses people's personalities. Some people are Judgers while others are perceivers. Judgers love to take action and be in the moment while perceivers love to consider their options. The world tends to favour Judgers more even though they can be workaholics.
I also think another overlooked area of discipline is you have to consider your starting point. It might be easy for certain people to wake up and start taking action if as you've said they're already above average, but what about those people that're below average? For example those coming out of a depressive episode or those with ADHD.
I think in such cases it requires smaller steps and more emphasis on long term sustainability as well as therapy and the right support network.
Also reading books on overcoming procrastination and being more disciplined is helpful as it provides you with the tools you need to tackle those issues as long as you don't get stuck in a loop.
I've got ADHD and it's hard, i have ideas but i procrastinate and in my job i can get overwhelmed, but in the points she makes she's right only as you say if you're below average in discipline then productivity is harder. I can spend an age on writing on paragraph when it has to be written professionally
You know yourself best - it's great to watch videos like this but one has to take into account their own situation.
I love your point on considering your starting point - that's so true!
When you are present and prepared you can be swift. Be present and prepared.
100%
I may have watched 1000+ productivity videos till now but this one is truly super useful. Thank you mam.
Do you mentor people? I mean I'm looking for a mentor for life and career in general I wish you would.
I can also help you with ideas regarding UA-cam and websites as I am doing blogging for more than 7 years.
Quality content. Exactly what I needed. Thank you! Subscribed
First time seeing this channel, great video! Thanks so much for posting, this one really clicked
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you.
simple yet profound !!
No reason to over-complicate it :)
Excellent and genuinely honest content. Very useful. Thank you. God bless.
Thank you, I appreciate it!
I paused the video to send LinkedIn connection requests I've been procrastinating on...yet need to grow my business. Thanks!
That's awesome! I love to hear that. Don't lose your momentum!
I listened this at 2x speed. Thank you 😊
That's awesome!
Insightful and super interesting!! Subscribed.
Glad you enjoyed it!
As a perfectionist and procrastinator, this video is for me.
Knowing yourself is the most important step to change - being a perfectionist can be a huge advantage - use it!
I loved this video. It is what I really needed at this moment.
What a powerfull video. Tysm ! 🙏🏻
Thank you!
Listened to this on 2x!
Really good vid thanks
Glad you like it!
Thank you for this. May I ask if the book is in print? I couldn’t find it on Amazon.
I defo need this
Glad you found it helpful!
Very inspiring, thanks ! 😊
Thank you!
Great video. Subscribed, I needed to hear this.
Thank you - have you done anything differently because of this video since you watched it?
How can I do this regarding my career/ major in college? should I still just jump into anything?
I recommend reading So Good They Can't Ignore You from Cal Newport - it might give you some great insight into what it takes to succeed and how costly is switching too soon.
Mariana, could you link where I can buy your book in any format? It doesn't seem to be available on Amazon.. thanks
Subscribing! Because yes, we all need to be more prompt!
Thank you - hope you find value here :)
Great! Time for me to get to work 🥳
Let's gooo!
Mastery is a reflex.
@Mariana Kaiser
Very nice video. Do you have a book out? From the thumbnail it looks like you do but cannot find anything online if so. Can you kindly verify?
Just saw one talking about slowing down your day for mindfulness
You need to know when to slow down and when to speed up. I believe incorporating mindfulness into your day may have profound effect on your life. I believe one can be mindful and still strive to be successful (however that looks like).
Let's say 'success' to me looks like spending as much time as possible with my kids - going fast at things that don't matter to me that much or not procrastinating means I will be able to spend more time with my kids. Once I am with kids, it's all about being present and enjoying the time.
Right on the point!
Thank you!
I have subcribed and liked the video...thank you Mariana!
Gotta go fast!
Lovely video❤
Thank you!
I moved so fast I watched this video in 60 seconds!
Thankyou Namaste
Thank you for watching!
Gotta go fast
Yep!
Fast and slow. Thanks
Thank you for watching!
PLSSSSS MAKE THIS A SERIES OMGGGGGGGGGGG😮🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you - anything specific you want me to cover? Do you have any questions?
Very informative and motivational
Thanks for watching!
The problem is quick decision making is good. But being rushed into action can often lead to us being scammed or pressured into poor decisions
That's good the real estate agent varied it up depending on when it's needed
High quality SLEEP is needed for a high quality and higg achieving life!
High quality sleep is huge!
Great
Moving fast will create lot of debt in the process, yes you have to go smooth.
The world is changing and gearing up it's speed, it so important to be mindful and be in moderation with everything if you want to build a meaningful life which may not fit with the so called successful life.
I agree - know when to go fast (and go fast) but also slow down when it is required. Taking adequate time off from work and recharging, spending time with people that matter and getting enough of quality of sleep are important things to consider. It's a spectrum of things that make one 'successful'. In this video, I highlighted one item but I also tried to stress that there is time to go fast and time to slow down.
Genius people process information must faster than average people. Speed stands out.
Slow is smooth smooth is fast
I agree - that's why I said know when to go fast and when to go slow. In some cases, it pays to go slower so that you can move faster overall :).
Careful conscientious speed
Inspiring video! Where is the book "Speed Up" available? Couldn't find it at amazon.
I can't find it anywhere. Did she mention a book or is it only a THUMBNAIL?
i think it is only a thumbnail
It's not a real book
guys, this is exactly what the video does not recommend, don't prepare to much, just go and do whatever you need to do as fast as possible
I can't find the book ok Google
Sorry for the confusion - there is not book (yet), just a thumbnail and my experience in the video.
Coincidentally, this video drags on very slowly
I am still work in progress :)
You could say "don't procrastinate"
It's not like that... and few people understand it...
"You have to be MOBILE and calm"
It's also hard to teach- at least 2/3 years of development.
interesting
Thanks for watching!
If you can do it in 2 minutes, do it now.
I listened to this on 1.5x speed
Cheers!
Audible and podcasts 1.2x
Cool
It’s called “urgency”.
It's called business because you are busy doing things. If you have time to do other things, you aren't as busy as the people working 12 hour days 7 days a week.
Andrew tate was right after all
What do you mean
That’s the same thing I was thinking. He always advocates doing things fast in business.
@@steverock2175Andrew Tate talks a lot about doing things fast. Speed is key in business
@ He coined the idea befre since 2015 in hustler university
@ yes!
Fast and wrong is still fast
I agree. I believe there are things that we can do fast (and correct at the same time) and then there is time to slow down and focus on quality. I find lot of people (including me) often spend too much time on items that don't matter that much and/or are unnecessarily postponing taking action. Forcing myself to not avoid taking action (or - move faster) made huge difference to me - without sacrificing quality.
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If you ask my wife, according to my bedroom performance I'm going to be VERY successful.
You are Hired Mariana, when can you start?
10:05
:-D
Moving fast is obviously a key component to being successful today
But her approach technique is not that helpful. There’s no real system here. Just move fast and do the best you can. Don’t think that’s very helpful for most people.
Its very helpful. You underestimate the procrastination of many people who hide it via perfectionism. Fuck it ALL I Say!
This is generic advice. No offense but what are your achievements
This is a recipe for burnout lmao
No
I wish you speeded things up come to the points earlier instead of woman pradelling
Lebanese accent?
Nope :). Czech one :)
I hate capitalistic advice, no thanks
Wow! You have no idea how much valuable this is to me. Much appreciated 🎉. 54321 go!