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This was great Carl! I have ADHD and the challenge to differentiating priorities is huge. I struggle with seeing the compounding effect of doing 2-3 tasks per day vs. piling it all on for 1-2 days. Also a great reminder that there are other things in life than just work! 😀
Thanks for this productivity BOOSTER Mr. PIllein, i also guilty to packing to much info my day and feeling frustrated when i don't complete my assigned tasks for the day.. regards, Shane from Trinidad.
Ah, that is where we get to practice our communications skills. Explaining to bosses, clients and colleagues that you need a couple of hours each day for deep, focused work. It benefits everyone and that's the message you need to communicate.
How familiar are you with ADHD? With all the tools and methods you know, you could make an amazing short series on which ones would be especially useful for managing ADHD and how. I found your channel because I found out about Todoist. I use it to keep track of personal things like cleaning the house, vehicle maintenance, habits I want to build, curiosities I want to look into, hobbies and activities I want to try. Basically whenever I randomly think of something while I’m in the middle of something else, I pull out my phone or yell at Alexa and make a quick note of it. Then I can get back to what I was doing without being afraid I’ll forget the idea or what I remembered. I also use my stopwatch and make notes on how long a task takes, because we tend to be very bad at judging duration. And if a task feels too overwhelming, make sub tasks! I even used Zapier to automatically add my work schedule emails to my Todoist! (Although I’m afraid I might be using features in the free trial of pro, and $20/month is too much for pro)
Thank you so much for this video ❤ u are answer from my prayers to god. Thank u sm for sharing! Please keep share good things ❤❤ I am your new subscribers
"I advocate you do your daily planning the night before." There is a lot of wisdom in that! Great video
Thank you, Mike. When I began doing that, I slept better, began the day better and found myself a lot more focused.
Great video
Thank you.
This was great Carl! I have ADHD and the challenge to differentiating priorities is huge. I struggle with seeing the compounding effect of doing 2-3 tasks per day vs. piling it all on for 1-2 days. Also a great reminder that there are other things in life than just work! 😀
Thanks, Marcus. Glad to have been able to help.
I use todoist as well. Cheers!
One of the best videos I’ve seen from you, Carl. I needed this one after trying to over complicate prioritizing every thing, every day.
Glad to have helped, Jeremy.
Simple Wisdom! So very helpful! Thank You!
Thank you, Rodney. Glad you liked it.
Simple and straightforward stuff that we sometimes need to be reminded of. Thanks!
Glad you found it helpful, Gaurav.
This is something I needed to hear. Thanks Carl.
You're very welcome, Martin.
Thanks for this productivity BOOSTER Mr. PIllein, i also guilty to packing to much info my day and feeling frustrated when i don't complete my assigned tasks for the day.. regards, Shane from Trinidad.
Hi Shane, it's natural to try and do more than we are capable of in a single day. We forget we are human LOL
So it is important to reserve most productive hours to work requires deep concentration. How do you keep this period quiet?
Ah, that is where we get to practice our communications skills. Explaining to bosses, clients and colleagues that you need a couple of hours each day for deep, focused work. It benefits everyone and that's the message you need to communicate.
How familiar are you with ADHD? With all the tools and methods you know, you could make an amazing short series on which ones would be especially useful for managing ADHD and how.
I found your channel because I found out about Todoist. I use it to keep track of personal things like cleaning the house, vehicle maintenance, habits I want to build, curiosities I want to look into, hobbies and activities I want to try.
Basically whenever I randomly think of something while I’m in the middle of something else, I pull out my phone or yell at Alexa and make a quick note of it. Then I can get back to what I was doing without being afraid I’ll forget the idea or what I remembered. I also use my stopwatch and make notes on how long a task takes, because we tend to be very bad at judging duration. And if a task feels too overwhelming, make sub tasks!
I even used Zapier to automatically add my work schedule emails to my Todoist! (Although I’m afraid I might be using features in the free trial of pro, and $20/month is too much for pro)
Nice push ups! 💪💪💪
Hahaha, thank you, Collette.
I was thinking the same.
@@larsonhokie Hahaha :-) I've been doing them a. long time.
@Carl Pullein - what task manager are you using in this video?
Todoist.
@@Carl_Pullein 👍🏽TY