Writing! I know I've alot to study but writing novels has been my dream since i was a 10 year old, though not really possible with Asian parents but if i had a bit more time i might even manage!
Quick recap! Tip #1 Don't limit yourself to a timetable, be fluid! Tip #2 Don't put little things on your to do list, if you're idle and can, do your task immediately Tip #3 Involve your friends for acountability Tip #4 Don't lose your time doing transitions Tip #5 You need focus and awareness, track your every action and see what messes up your time and energy. Learn from that The most important concept: MIGHT AS WELL! The magic phrase EDIT: It's been 10 days since I wrote this and you guys, these tips are literally GOLDEN. Aside from Amy's tips, I also recommend tracking how much time you spend on your phone, you'll actually automatically spend less time on it if you keep a close eye on it throughout your day.
Tysmm🤍 Btw, It may just be me, since everyone else seems to understand it pretty well, but can you explain tip 4 a bit better? Like I get the concept of wasted transition time but I didn't actually understand the tip :(
@@MilaBulajic that was the gist of it I think yeah but I had kind of a hard time following what she meant when she said to take breaks in the middle of studying, while also saying that dinner for example is also a break in itself. So wouldn't that equal just more breaks? Idk if Im making sense or not but thank you anyways for replying:)
1. Be water - flexible study 2. Do the small stuff instantly To do list - larger and small separately 3. Turn tasks into event - have deadline before actual one , involve other people(group study) 4. Minimize transition time 5. You need more focus not more time - track your day And cut down the insignificant works 6. Actionable way of thinking- use traffic jams, bus ride, waiting for someone for your study 7. Remember your why * Try applying one time at a time
Hi Amy, I’m a civil engineer with extensive work experience, but I still learn so much from your vlogs. Your content isn’t just valuable for students-it’s inspiring and applicable to anyone striving for excellence in what they do. More power to you and your channel. Keep inspiring!
Hey Amy, I've been watching your vids for a while and one thing I want to say to you personally is, THANK YOU SO MUCH! Before I watched your vids I had this really confusing, hard and up-to-'standard' time table since my parents used to tell me. I used it, got good grades but I was stressed most of the time and I practically RELIED on it. Ever since i've watched your videos, I've stopped with that chaotic mess of a timetable, got amazing grades and even felt so much better. I've actually had time to do stuff I like, for example, drawing, singing and dancing. Out of every study youtuber I feel like you're the one who has helped me the most. Even the tips are absolutely amazing! Thanks again - Hyun, a year 10
Hi Hyun! I'm so overjoyed to hear your amazing progress! I shared the tips but you made them happen, so great job :) Thanks for your kind words. Keep going!
Amy, I'm a very hard-working student, not the most naturally intelligent one in my medical school, so I really resonate with what you say about working hard to achieve your results rather than being born a genius. Your videos are of such high quality, honest, and genuinely helpful. You're the only study content creator that I still have the patience to follow. I’m so exhausted with those other content creators out there who replicate the same ideas, impose their techniques, and profit from our anxiety as students with their “you're doing it wrong” and “if you study like X, you're destined to fail.” You're easily the best one out there. Hope your channel reaches millions out there, you deserve it!!!
Hello Amy. I use youtube in private browser so that I just don't get anything interesting to watch before my exam. But yes I really feel like I wanted to comment. I love your work, your tips and all your videos. I will work on one tip at a time. 1) After I used your method of solving problems instead of going through textbook reading, I finished one huge module.I could say it would have easily taken me 3 months but this was done in a month. I was all tears today. Cried for 15 mins and started studying again 2) I will carry a small notebook with me until my exam. 3) I knew the importance of sleep so I don't compromise on that 4) My distraction has reduced significantly after one of your videos. I will come back on this comment and write that I passed the cfa level 2 exam. Loads of love and hugs to you darling. PS: dont bother about ppl who copy your ideas. you are already creating a lot of impact 😘 Edit: I used a digital planner in notion as you mentioned and holy f****. It is a real bomb. I am completing my topics very peacefully, I am stretching in between and my productivity has skyrocketed
Okay, I simply HAD to come back days after watching this and say that the "might as well" tip has literally changed my entire day. It doesn't totally help me get over the very worst tasks I procrastinate, but by telling myself this I have been more productive in the last three days of writing my dissertation than I have in MONTHS. I can't thank you enough. It's like so simple too that I can't believe I hadn't thought of it/done it before. :D
I got you For the tasks you most procrastinate on while you're doing them find something to enjoy about it during the prcoess then make that your why/enjoyment for doing it Then overtime expand on what you like about it. You will end up enjoying either half, most, or all of the task. Which is much better than not enjoying it at all. Humans are hardwired to want to do the things we like. So the more stuff you can enjoy the more you'll do it, and the more fulfilled and happy you will be. Being happy is a byproduct of living a continously purposeful life. Purposefully being productive, purposefully having fun, purposefully taking breaks, purposefully enjoying life, purposefully being a goofball, etc etc. The more you enjoy something the more you'll want to do it. Also, the more you enjoy it the easier it is to get super focused in it because your want to do it and looking forward to it really gets ya in the zone faster Hope that helps. Screenshot/ Write this comment and save it somewhere where you will actually use it
I CAN'T THANK YOU ENOUGH FOR THIS VIDEO! I've been struggling with my schedule for a few weeks now. I couldn't figure out how to manage my time during this "test prep" season. I was convinced that I needed to follow a strict, perfect schedule, but when you said that I needed to be like the water, I swear it's like a stone fell off my shoulders! You're really like an older sister who gives a bunch of cool advice and who I've always needed so much, so grateful for this video 🙏.
Finding this channel was such a blessing. I went from ranking 3000 country wide to 70 in the matter of WEEKS. And mindset is THE most important that i learned here.
my favourite tip was the third one where you explained getting together with people and synergizing along with having accountability partners is one of the best things you can ever do to improve your time management❤❤ These techniques are also actually present in the book feel good productivity by Ali abdaal and I personally think that that is a must read and this is a must watch for everyone wanting to be more productive!! I am gonna be implementing these tips by asking my friends if they wanna study together and if we can be accountability partners by explaining to them the benefits Loving your vedios so much Amy!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
The 1st tip hits me as I am that guy who trys to fit everything in the schedule fails and gets tried of things . Trying to do things to orderly led to my demise so i am trying to be flexible with myself and a little more practical.😊
of course that 'might as well' one. That blew up my mind that I could save up much more time very easily. Thank u so much Amy for all these efforts of yours. You are really like my elder sister. Btw wish me luck cause I have 7 months left for my medical school entrance exam for which I have been preparing for 1.5 years.
Hi Amy, just wanted to drop in and say that you've changed my life altogether in the last two months (which was when I first saw your video on my recommended) and watched it without hesitation. It was a video about 'How to stop scrolling' and almost immediately after that video, I set time limits for my apps, deleted some of them and started working on my self. You are honestly one of the most helpful and amazing people I've seen on the internet so far that think in best interest of other people. I really do feel inspired by hearing your podcasts, watching your videos and understanding your experiences, and I want to help others too. Which is why I've shared your videos with friends of mine so that they can also benefit from the golden mindsets you offer. I really hope you grow this channel into a huge one soon so that we can all have more of your videos and content, so that we can live your best lives with you as our internet big sister. Loads of love, and keep doing what you're doing, Amy! Have a nice day (or night)!!! ♥♥♥
This video was like watching interstellar. When you explained that sticking to a strict time table might actually be less efficient and more stressful than sticking to a To-Do list and approaching that list fluidly, my mind was BOGGLED! Thank you for these tips, Amy, I think this might be genuinely a bit life changing.
This video on time management is awesome, as all your videos are. I think I'll try the 'might as well' mindset to do the things I want to accomplish. I appreciate that the tips and life hacks you give in your videos don't just apply exclusively to school life, but applies to wanting to live the life you want to live. Your videos mean a lot to me as I'm sure they do to others. Thank you for everything you do!
Hi Amy, I just wanted to let you know that you helped me overcome my procrastination and actually made me study for the upcoming exam without me just procrastinating about how I would study so much yet end up not studying at all. So, thank you so much! :D
Hi!! This is probably the one-millionth comment you've gotten saying thank you, but genuinely, thank you so so so much for these videos and the thousands of people you've helped! I found your channel at the start of the school year, and now that the first quarter is over, I notice literally all the little improvements I've made not just in my academics, but my sleep schedule, my screentime, my skincare, and when I decided to write a reflection on my progress, I couldn't stop thinking about your videos and how much of an impact theyve made on my mindset. Thank you so much, please continue to create amazing content!!
You honestly deserve a lot more credit for these awesome videos you create. And I hope you will get that interview. Wishing you the best in life Amy! Good luck
The first tip can be really helpful for people who struggle with poor memory. I have epilepsy and my seizures as well as the meds I take do affect my memory. So doing things right when I remember them has helped a ton with my memory. Love your content, Amy :)
Amy, HOW are your videos so relatable?! They feel like they were cast-made for the difficulties that I'm facing in school with all my extra-curriculars. Thank you so much for your advice!!
After watching 5+ videos from other influencers I found yours to be the most relatable. I am a single father, Mature student currently entering his secound year of a BSc. Applied Mathematics & Economics and have been struggling the past year with my Time Management. I found your contact specifically as you studyed Math and found every other "Influencer" studied biology or Med. Completely different learning strategies. Thank you and I look forward to starting University as a full-time student in Jan 2025.
Amy you're such an inspiration personally watching your videos has helped me become a better student and pursue my extracurricular activities, social life, and projects. The quote about being focused was an amazing reminder, keep on making the great content!
12:18 Yesss, I think like that when I'm at the gym, I even joke with my friends when they ask if I'm up to another set, that "Since I'm already here... might as well work out a little more". I will definitely apply that to other situations
Thank you for this video Amy! For me, I created a schedule divided into 20-minute sections to ensure that I do not get off-task when I have to study for 4+ hours for an upcoming exam. I also create a reflection document for each time sectiona and rate myself 1 - 10 in terms of productivity and then leave an explanation of why I gave myself that rating, and then list some things I can improve on to maximize my efficiency when studying. Optimization in my opinion is the best way to manage your time, and I think this video is great for encouraging us students to utilize our time in the most efficient manner! Thanks for the video :)
You have helped me in so many ways Amy!! Thankyou soooooo much! Your hard work and dedication and resilience is helping so many of us in achieving our dreams! I am usually ahead of my deadlines, have a proper sleep cycle and a good time with my loved ones! My attitude changed and that's because of you! Offcourse I am officially a part of A team since I got all A+ in all my subjects in university!! Thanks a tonnnn again! Your work is truly paying off and I'll be forever grateful to you ❤️❤️
AMY I'M FOREVER GRATEFUL TO YOU, YOU INSPIRE ME SO MUCH AND I ADMIRE YOU A LOT , your videos mean the world to me, thank you enormously for your generosity and passion, you're not like any study TH-camr here, you're truly our big sister, we love you.
Yes, I can vouch that Amy is giving great advice in this video. I like to observe ultra successful people from all walks of like in all sorts of professions and I noticed they followed what Amy said in her tips -- e.g. fluid tasks that fill in the gaps between the marbles. "Fluid" tasks are those little tasks that you can do at any spare moment you find yourself in. The successful people I've met take advantage of all those gap timse to whittle those tasks down. e.g. Know which things are better off getting done immediately rather than putting them in your planner. (Just as Amy said, I've noticed successful people get a lot of those tasks completed immediately while fresh in their mind because if they put those tasks off until later, they might forget some things and that might waste time getting back into the mode of that task.)
A couple of things: 1. All of your tips resonated a lot with me, a middle aged mom with late-diagnosed ADHD! Wouldn’t be surprised if a lot of ADHDers found your reel and then this video and thought the same. 2. “Might as well” as a phrase removes friction and smoothes transitions, which ADHDers actually have a lot of problems with! And it gives us permission to be fluid (another great concept from your tips!) and not rigid. And most importantly, ARMY, 3. the slogan from the BTS LY:SY tour got me to hit that subscribe button! Thanks for a great video 😊
I've been watchin your videos only for a few months now but still they have helped me so much. I have never had this good grades in school before. I even got a 10 which is like an A in my country on a subject i don't really like thanks to you. Especially the thing you said in one of your videos I can't remember which video it was. But it was about the order i do my homework and studying in and i've been way more productive with my schoolwork after that. Thank you so much
It's amazing how time management strategies like flexibility and minimizing transition times can transform productivity. I’ve tried the "might as well" approach, and it’s a game-changer! Whether it's using free moments to study or make progress, it really helps build momentum. It's like that constant flow of water-adjusting your schedule as things change makes all the difference. And hey, don’t forget-finding a balance is key! Even when you're juggling lots of commitments, moments of rest matter. Keep mastering your time! The Sense of Humor Improvement Program can also help lighten the load.
Hi Amy like always thank you so muchhhh , it was really the thing that I needed now , I was just going to plan this week and when I saw this video I was like ... wow ... I need it , so thank you and I really wanted you to know we know how much you work hard for your videos and you give them to us freely , and we are really greatfull about it and please don't care about those who use it in their own videos they can never be honest and true as YOU .
You know what people were right when they say "have a plan/goal for the future". I'm 19 and 2nd year of uni and now it's not that I don't have time or not doing anything. it's just I am doing things and still don't know what to do or have a single plan. Most of the time just gets wasted cause the work doesn't align with the "goal"(cause the goal is not determined in this situation)😢😢
Thank you so much Amy!! Everything I heard from you in this video, I feel like enlightened. Your content is truly so much useful. Lots of love & support 💜
Your videos are truly game changing. I scored a 96% in my final math exam when I failed my midterm. I wouldn't have been where I am if it wasn't for your help❤
Hi Amy, Thank you so much for your amazing study tips on time management! I know your advice will definitely help me balance my studies and personal life better. Keep up the great work!💗💗💗💗
U really gave some practical advise.. sometimes i see that i complete h.w early.. have more time for music, art, dance.. i unknowingly used many of ur advises and also neglected some.. but now i know what to do next.. thank you so much 💜💜
you are so intelligent , from your looks you seems like a normal person but in real you got your father genes due to which you are damn hardworking and i believe the way you express yourself is amazing and you could write a journal about you and your family , i donty lnow why you are having less subscribers maybe it is because we are your true fans . as i am a elder child of my family , i have nobody who can provide guidance but such a coincident god blessed me with your channel . from india lots of love .
this is AMAZING! THANK YOU SO MUCH. i may not be struggling with any extracurricular activities, but i struggle with balancing my mind and myself. thank you for this ! i can see it work out incredibly for me ❤
I really LOVE your videos,ever since watching it.I have became more productive in my studies!Once my school rank dropped very much and I sobbed till many hours,I scrolled through your video by accident.I really thanked God on your YT Channel.I hope many people will know how great your teachings:)) May I know your secrets/ways to achieve a great scholarship??(Or maybe apps/websites that provides olympics or competitions) I really don't wanna dissapoint my parents again;) Yes I'm new to this channel.
Over here, due to the lack of ecs I thought that this year I'd try executing some of my ideas but amidst the constant examinations, I barely had time for about- anything I think some of these tips, especially the 'minimize transition time' tip will be helpful, and I hope to be able to learn and do more from now on! Thank you so much Amy :D
Thank you so much Sista! You really help me a lot and specially when I am having my mood swings and seem demotivated. Your videos are amazing and this one is the bestest one. Hugs 😆🤗🤗
i'm sorry guys but is it just me or is amy like one of the only if not the only study influences who actually meets our needs and brings in like real life situations and helps us find solutions that actually work, like she doesn't generalize things she actully goes into details and i love that about her
This is so useful!!! Thank you for the tips!! Now that I think about it, I've been using these kinds of tips like the "might as well " tip subconciously. But then when my will is weak, I'll abandon those kind of principles. So I have a habit of being productive, then not, then productive again. This video actually put into words the mindset I'm trying to grab, and gives me more! Hahaha I actually am happy right now since watching this video makes me feel productive. In the past I've just been punishing myself internally for giving into my desires. So I just tell myself, if it's not productive, then it's not worth my time. My brain is like "NOOOOO LET ME READ FANFICTION WAHHHHHHHH!!!!!" But I think I should also view my rest time as productive, since it gives me more time to study (with a bit more structure) with going online. I learn about a fandom my new friends like so I can be better connected with them. Therefore, that is worth my time! I should follow this kind of thinking more. Not forcing myself, but encouraging myself. Thanks so much Amy!!
00:04 Embrace flexibility in time management for greater productivity. 02:24 Embrace adaptability in time management like water rather than rigid schedules. 04:36 Implementing structured accountability improves task management and relationships. 06:52 Minimize transition time for better time management. 09:14 Conduct a time audit to identify time-wasting activities. 11:35 Utilize pockets of time for increased efficiency in tasks. 13:49 Reflective thinking enhances creativity and productivity over time. 16:05 Balancing productivity with personal enjoyment is essential. 18:14 Incorporate relaxation into daily life for better work-life balance.
I wanna rant here a little bit. I have a major event tomorrow and need to get up at 5am. I went to bed at 11pm today (too early for me). I live in a dorm and as it's a third world country community college, the lifestyle here isn't pretty luxurious here. After doing my night skincare routine I went to bed at 11. However after 10min passed i felt the urge to poop all of a sudden. For that i have to run for the toilet far enough about 3mins of path. I took the toilet paper, handwash bottle, purse and my scarf around my neck and walked for the nature's call. Got down from 2nd floor to ground floor, walked to the next building and finally reached my heaven! As i started pooping i found a poop spot on my pants. I'm sorry I'm just dumping my emotion here as i cannot share it with anyone else. Seeing this tears came down my eyes. Where my life has come. I was having soo good life in my hometown why the hell am i here to study engineering here. After doing the business i came back to my room. Went to shower and had to wash my pants also. The town where i live now is so hot and humid that even 5min in toilet I got all sweaty and wet. So i had to fully wash myself and then wash the clothes and finally now in my bed cozy and watching your video. I may not be actively playing sports, doing competitions or acing my grades but I'm also having a tough time doing the daily stuffs too. It feels good to know I'm not alone.
What do you wish you had more time for?
To spend time with my family snd understand them😢
Decision Making......i panic and mess things up
To relax and have a little me time 😢
Writing! I know I've alot to study but writing novels has been my dream since i was a 10 year old, though not really possible with Asian parents but if i had a bit more time i might even manage!
To do a hobby that I love
Quick recap!
Tip #1 Don't limit yourself to a timetable, be fluid!
Tip #2 Don't put little things on your to do list, if you're idle and can, do your task immediately
Tip #3 Involve your friends for acountability
Tip #4 Don't lose your time doing transitions
Tip #5 You need focus and awareness, track your every action and see what messes up your time and energy. Learn from that
The most important concept: MIGHT AS WELL! The magic phrase
EDIT: It's been 10 days since I wrote this and you guys, these tips are literally GOLDEN. Aside from Amy's tips, I also recommend tracking how much time you spend on your phone, you'll actually automatically spend less time on it if you keep a close eye on it throughout your day.
Thanks !
Tysmm🤍 Btw, It may just be me, since everyone else seems to understand it pretty well, but can you explain tip 4 a bit better? Like I get the concept of wasted transition time but I didn't actually understand the tip :(
@@FarinazKabirAhmed dont spent too much time resting between tasks i think
@@MilaBulajic that was the gist of it I think yeah but I had kind of a hard time following what she meant when she said to take breaks in the middle of studying, while also saying that dinner for example is also a break in itself. So wouldn't that equal just more breaks? Idk if Im making sense or not but thank you anyways for replying:)
Thanks!
1. Be water - flexible study
2. Do the small stuff instantly
To do list - larger and small separately
3. Turn tasks into event - have deadline before actual one , involve other people(group study)
4. Minimize transition time
5. You need more focus not more time - track your day
And cut down the insignificant works
6. Actionable way of thinking- use traffic jams, bus ride, waiting for someone for your study
7. Remember your why
* Try applying one time at a time
Hi Amy, I’m a civil engineer with extensive work experience, but I still learn so much from your vlogs. Your content isn’t just valuable for students-it’s inspiring and applicable to anyone striving for excellence in what they do. More power to you and your channel. Keep inspiring!
I appreciate that Caroline! :)) Thanks so much for your kind words and I'm wishing you all the best!
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Hey Amy,
I've been watching your vids for a while and one thing I want to say to you personally is,
THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Before I watched your vids I had this really confusing, hard and up-to-'standard' time table
since my parents used to tell me. I used it, got good grades but I was stressed most of the
time and I practically RELIED on it. Ever since i've watched your videos, I've stopped with that
chaotic mess of a timetable, got amazing grades and even felt so much better. I've actually
had time to do stuff I like, for example, drawing, singing and dancing. Out of every study youtuber
I feel like you're the one who has helped me the most. Even the tips are absolutely amazing!
Thanks again
- Hyun, a year 10
Hi Hyun! I'm so overjoyed to hear your amazing progress! I shared the tips but you made them happen, so great job :) Thanks for your kind words. Keep going!
@@wamyy5 Thanks sm Amy! :)
Amy, I'm a very hard-working student, not the most naturally intelligent one in my medical school, so I really resonate with what you say about working hard to achieve your results rather than being born a genius. Your videos are of such high quality, honest, and genuinely helpful. You're the only study content creator that I still have the patience to follow. I’m so exhausted with those other content creators out there who replicate the same ideas, impose their techniques, and profit from our anxiety as students with their “you're doing it wrong” and “if you study like X, you're destined to fail.” You're easily the best one out there. Hope your channel reaches millions out there, you deserve it!!!
Hello Amy. I use youtube in private browser so that I just don't get anything interesting to watch before my exam. But yes I really feel like I wanted to comment. I love your work, your tips and all your videos. I will work on one tip at a time.
1) After I used your method of solving problems instead of going through textbook reading, I finished one huge module.I could say it would have easily taken me 3 months but this was done in a month. I was all tears today. Cried for 15 mins and started studying again
2) I will carry a small notebook with me until my exam.
3) I knew the importance of sleep so I don't compromise on that
4) My distraction has reduced significantly after one of your videos.
I will come back on this comment and write that I passed the cfa level 2 exam. Loads of love and hugs to you darling.
PS: dont bother about ppl who copy your ideas. you are already creating a lot of impact 😘
Edit: I used a digital planner in notion as you mentioned and holy f****. It is a real bomb. I am completing my topics very peacefully, I am stretching in between and my productivity has skyrocketed
Good luck with your exams
Patiently waiting for the results
We believe in you!!!❤
@@lizharr4356 thank you so much. I will update my results
Okay, I simply HAD to come back days after watching this and say that the "might as well" tip has literally changed my entire day. It doesn't totally help me get over the very worst tasks I procrastinate, but by telling myself this I have been more productive in the last three days of writing my dissertation than I have in MONTHS. I can't thank you enough. It's like so simple too that I can't believe I hadn't thought of it/done it before. :D
I got you
For the tasks you most procrastinate on while you're doing them find something to enjoy about it during the prcoess then make that your why/enjoyment for doing it
Then overtime expand on what you like about it. You will end up enjoying either half, most, or all of the task. Which is much better than not enjoying it at all. Humans are hardwired to want to do the things we like. So the more stuff you can enjoy the more you'll do it, and the more fulfilled and happy you will be.
Being happy is a byproduct of living a continously purposeful life. Purposefully being productive, purposefully having fun, purposefully taking breaks, purposefully enjoying life, purposefully being a goofball, etc etc.
The more you enjoy something the more you'll want to do it. Also, the more you enjoy it the easier it is to get super focused in it because your want to do it and looking forward to it really gets ya in the zone faster
Hope that helps. Screenshot/ Write this comment and save it somewhere where you will actually use it
ur advices are literally GAME CHANGER, thanks a lot
Happy to help!
I CAN'T THANK YOU ENOUGH FOR THIS VIDEO! I've been struggling with my schedule for a few weeks now. I couldn't figure out how to manage my time during this "test prep" season. I was convinced that I needed to follow a strict, perfect schedule, but when you said that I needed to be like the water, I swear it's like a stone fell off my shoulders! You're really like an older sister who gives a bunch of cool advice and who I've always needed so much, so grateful for this video 🙏.
Finding this channel was such a blessing. I went from ranking 3000 country wide to 70 in the matter of WEEKS. And mindset is THE most important that i learned here.
What's your favorite tip and why? Most importantly, what's the first step you're going to take to start implementing it? 👀
The last habit for sure❤
my favourite tip was the third one where you explained getting together with people and synergizing along with having accountability partners is one of the best things you can ever do to improve your time management❤❤
These techniques are also actually present in the book feel good productivity by Ali abdaal and I personally think that that is a must read and this is a must watch for everyone wanting to be more productive!!
I am gonna be implementing these tips by asking my friends if they wanna study together and if we can be accountability partners by explaining to them the benefits
Loving your vedios so much Amy!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
The 1st tip hits me as I am that guy who trys to fit everything in the schedule fails and gets tried of things . Trying to do things to orderly led to my demise so i am trying to be flexible with myself and a little more practical.😊
of course that 'might as well' one. That blew up my mind that I could save up much more time very easily. Thank u so much Amy for all these efforts of yours. You are really like my elder sister. Btw wish me luck cause I have 7 months left for my medical school entrance exam for which I have been preparing for 1.5 years.
"Might as well" was my personal favorite.
Could you make a video on combating perfectionism? I love your advice it’s always so helpful and practical!
Hi Amy, just wanted to drop in and say that you've changed my life altogether in the last two months (which was when I first saw your video on my recommended) and watched it without hesitation. It was a video about 'How to stop scrolling' and almost immediately after that video, I set time limits for my apps, deleted some of them and started working on my self. You are honestly one of the most helpful and amazing people I've seen on the internet so far that think in best interest of other people. I really do feel inspired by hearing your podcasts, watching your videos and understanding your experiences, and I want to help others too. Which is why I've shared your videos with friends of mine so that they can also benefit from the golden mindsets you offer. I really hope you grow this channel into a huge one soon so that we can all have more of your videos and content, so that we can live your best lives with you as our internet big sister. Loads of love, and keep doing what you're doing, Amy! Have a nice day (or night)!!! ♥♥♥
love how you're taking action!! keep going! fr we all love amy!!!!
"Always have a bias towards action" I love that! 📝
This video was like watching interstellar. When you explained that sticking to a strict time table might actually be less efficient and more stressful than sticking to a To-Do list and approaching that list fluidly, my mind was BOGGLED! Thank you for these tips, Amy, I think this might be genuinely a bit life changing.
This video on time management is awesome, as all your videos are. I think I'll try the 'might as well' mindset to do the things I want to accomplish. I appreciate that the tips and life hacks you give in your videos don't just apply exclusively to school life, but applies to wanting to live the life you want to live. Your videos mean a lot to me as I'm sure they do to others. Thank you for everything you do!
EVERYONE WAKE UPPPP THE QUEEN POSTED
You noticed your accidental chemical pun at 6:42 "Organic friendships" but you also had one just before it at 6:40 "Form deep bonds."
Hi Amy, I just wanted to let you know that you helped me overcome my procrastination and actually made me study for the upcoming exam without me just procrastinating about how I would study so much yet end up not studying at all. So, thank you so much! :D
Hi!! This is probably the one-millionth comment you've gotten saying thank you, but genuinely, thank you so so so much for these videos and the thousands of people you've helped!
I found your channel at the start of the school year, and now that the first quarter is over, I notice literally all the little improvements I've made not just in my academics, but my sleep schedule, my screentime, my skincare, and when I decided to write a reflection on my progress, I couldn't stop thinking about your videos and how much of an impact theyve made on my mindset.
Thank you so much, please continue to create amazing content!!
You honestly deserve a lot more credit for these awesome videos you create. And I hope you will get that interview. Wishing you the best in life Amy! Good luck
The first tip can be really helpful for people who struggle with poor memory. I have epilepsy and my seizures as well as the meds I take do affect my memory. So doing things right when I remember them has helped a ton with my memory. Love your content, Amy :)
Your videos always motivates me to work smarter
Amy, HOW are your videos so relatable?! They feel like they were cast-made for the difficulties that I'm facing in school with all my extra-curriculars. Thank you so much for your advice!!
Your time log exercise is a brilliant idea! It’s amazing how small tweaks can make a huge difference in productivity.
Amy, you're a hero, a saviour
love you so much sister. after watching your videos i literally improved myself ❤.
Omggg Amy postedd! We all know she puts tons of time and effort onto her beautiful videos!
after watching ur last video my grades have went up ....like i went from 85% to 93.7% ...love u amy
After watching 5+ videos from other influencers I found yours to be the most relatable. I am a single father, Mature student currently entering his secound year of a BSc. Applied Mathematics & Economics and have been struggling the past year with my Time Management. I found your contact specifically as you studyed Math and found every other "Influencer" studied biology or Med. Completely different learning strategies. Thank you and I look forward to starting University as a full-time student in Jan 2025.
Thank you for these tips! Really appreciate you sharing these for free with us😊
Amy you're such an inspiration personally watching your videos has helped me become a better student and pursue my extracurricular activities, social life, and projects. The quote about being focused was an amazing reminder, keep on making the great content!
Thank you so much for sharing all this for free, especially the log exercise. You are such an angel, luv u
You're so welcome! :)
12:18 Yesss, I think like that when I'm at the gym, I even joke with my friends when they ask if I'm up to another set, that "Since I'm already here... might as well work out a little more". I will definitely apply that to other situations
Thank you for this video Amy! For me, I created a schedule divided into 20-minute sections to ensure that I do not get off-task when I have to study for 4+ hours for an upcoming exam. I also create a reflection document for each time sectiona and rate myself 1 - 10 in terms of productivity and then leave an explanation of why I gave myself that rating, and then list some things I can improve on to maximize my efficiency when studying. Optimization in my opinion is the best way to manage your time, and I think this video is great for encouraging us students to utilize our time in the most efficient manner! Thanks for the video :)
You’re literally amazing, thank you for your wisdom !!
Hey Amy, I love how you always come up with creative ideas and solutions to our problems. Thank you so much :)
You have helped me in so many ways Amy!! Thankyou soooooo much! Your hard work and dedication and resilience is helping so many of us in achieving our dreams! I am usually ahead of my deadlines, have a proper sleep cycle and a good time with my loved ones! My attitude changed and that's because of you! Offcourse I am officially a part of A team since I got all A+ in all my subjects in university!! Thanks a tonnnn again! Your work is truly paying off and I'll be forever grateful to you ❤️❤️
Hi Amy, your the only study youtuber I watch because your tips are reasonable and I find it easy to follow, so thank you so much!!
OMG HOW DID YOU KNOW I WAS ABT TO HAVE BREAKDOWN BECAUSE HOW POORLY IM MANAGING TIME I LOVE YOU 😭❤️
AMY I'M FOREVER GRATEFUL TO YOU, YOU INSPIRE ME SO MUCH AND I ADMIRE YOU A LOT , your videos mean the world to me, thank you enormously for your generosity and passion, you're not like any study TH-camr here, you're truly our big sister, we love you.
Good luck Amy! God bless you
Yes, I can vouch that Amy is giving great advice in this video. I like to observe ultra successful people from all walks of like in all sorts of professions and I noticed they followed what Amy said in her tips --
e.g. fluid tasks that fill in the gaps between the marbles. "Fluid" tasks are those little tasks that you can do at any spare moment you find yourself in. The successful people I've met take advantage of all those gap timse to whittle those tasks down.
e.g. Know which things are better off getting done immediately rather than putting them in your planner. (Just as Amy said, I've noticed successful people get a lot of those tasks completed immediately while fresh in their mind because if they put those tasks off until later, they might forget some things and that might waste time getting back into the mode of that task.)
A couple of things: 1. All of your tips resonated a lot with me, a middle aged mom with late-diagnosed ADHD! Wouldn’t be surprised if a lot of ADHDers found your reel and then this video and thought the same. 2. “Might as well” as a phrase removes friction and smoothes transitions, which ADHDers actually have a lot of problems with! And it gives us permission to be fluid (another great concept from your tips!) and not rigid. And most importantly, ARMY, 3. the slogan from the BTS LY:SY tour got me to hit that subscribe button! Thanks for a great video 😊
BBG REALLY SPAWNS OUT OF THIN AIR WHEN I NEED HER THE MOST🙏🏻😩
Queen you dropped this👑...let me put it back on where it deserves ...💞
Hehe thanks ;)
I've been watchin your videos only for a few months now but still they have helped me so much. I have never had this good grades in school before. I even got a 10 which is like an A in my country on a subject i don't really like thanks to you. Especially the thing you said in one of your videos I can't remember which video it was. But it was about the order i do my homework and studying in and i've been way more productive with my schoolwork after that. Thank you so much
didn't realize I've already developed the way of thinking "might as well". coool
thx amyy
Yt really likes you. It has been pretty much harassing/recommending me to watch your video nonstop since it came out
It's amazing how time management strategies like flexibility and minimizing transition times can transform productivity. I’ve tried the "might as well" approach, and it’s a game-changer! Whether it's using free moments to study or make progress, it really helps build momentum. It's like that constant flow of water-adjusting your schedule as things change makes all the difference.
And hey, don’t forget-finding a balance is key! Even when you're juggling lots of commitments, moments of rest matter. Keep mastering your time! The Sense of Humor Improvement Program can also help lighten the load.
Hi Amy like always thank you so muchhhh , it was really the thing that I needed now , I was just going to plan this week and when I saw this video I was like ... wow ... I need it , so thank you and I really wanted you to know we know how much you work hard for your videos and you give them to us freely , and we are really greatfull about it and please don't care about those who use it in their own videos they can never be honest and true as YOU .
Aww thanks for your kind and encouraging words! They helped me a lot today so thank you for acknowledging my efforts
@@wamyy5 your welcomereee and love you
You know what people were right when they say "have a plan/goal for the future". I'm 19 and 2nd year of uni and now it's not that I don't have time or not doing anything. it's just I am doing things and still don't know what to do or have a single plan. Most of the time just gets wasted cause the work doesn't align with the "goal"(cause the goal is not determined in this situation)😢😢
THANK YOU Amy! This video was much needed for all of us💖
The best thing is that these are your ideas .. ❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much Amy!! Everything I heard from you in this video, I feel like enlightened. Your content is truly so much useful. Lots of love & support 💜
Hi Amy! I want to thank you soo much for all the effort you put to help students, I want you to know that it goes on my why ❤️☘️.
Managing time efficiently is great and effectively sharing tips to do so with simple terms is greater
Thank you Amy,
Love from South Africa ❤🇿🇦
Your videos are truly game changing. I scored a 96% in my final math exam when I failed my midterm. I wouldn't have been where I am if it wasn't for your help❤
Hi Amy,
Thank you so much for your amazing study tips on time management! I know your advice will definitely help me balance my studies and personal life better. Keep up the great work!💗💗💗💗
U really gave some practical advise.. sometimes i see that i complete h.w early.. have more time for music, art, dance.. i unknowingly used many of ur advises and also neglected some.. but now i know what to do next.. thank you so much 💜💜
I NEEDED THIS RN YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW MUCH YOU SAVED MY LIFE TYYYY
You are just like a elder sister guiding me 😊😁 Thankyou so much sis...hope you will achieve more 🎉
Thank you Amy! Love you so much
you are so intelligent , from your looks you seems like a normal person but in real you got your father genes due to which you are damn hardworking and i believe the way you express yourself is amazing and you could write a journal about you and your family , i donty lnow why you are having less subscribers maybe it is because we are your true fans . as i am a elder child of my family , i have nobody who can provide guidance but such a coincident god blessed me with your channel . from india lots of love .
That is so sweet of you - thank you! Yes I'd love to write a book one day :)
@@wamyy5 oh wow
You are so gorgeous 🥰
Because you know how to enjoy every moment of life
And that's the thing that makes a man happy
Hey amy thank you for always being hwre for us♥️
Always! ❤
this is AMAZING! THANK YOU SO MUCH. i may not be struggling with any extracurricular activities, but i struggle with balancing my mind and myself. thank you for this ! i can see it work out incredibly for me ❤
Thank you amy... Your videos help me a lot ❤🎉
I knew there was something wrong with my study schedule ! Thanks girl 💜
I ACTUALLY NEED THIS RIGHT NOW
Thank you for being for us amy❤😊
just in time for my midterms loll... istg Amy, you're like my guardian angel..
TYSM FOR THE SPREADSHEET 💞I will use it
I really LOVE your videos,ever since watching it.I have became more productive in my studies!Once my school rank dropped very much and I sobbed till many hours,I scrolled through your video by accident.I really thanked God on your YT Channel.I hope many people will know how great your teachings:))
May I know your secrets/ways to achieve a great scholarship??(Or maybe apps/websites that provides olympics or competitions)
I really don't wanna dissapoint my parents again;)
Yes I'm new to this channel.
your videos are GOLD!!🥇🥇
Thanks Amy for the tips! They’ve given me great assistance going into higher education
Over here, due to the lack of ecs I thought that this year I'd try executing some of my ideas but amidst the constant examinations, I barely had time for about- anything
I think some of these tips, especially the 'minimize transition time' tip will be helpful, and I hope to be able to learn and do more from now on! Thank you so much Amy :D
That's exactly what i needed thank you Amy❤
Ahhh!! the queen is finally back!!😁😁😁😁😁😁
she is just amazing ..............she really is my big sister 🥰
I just needed it now, thank you sister 💜
Your timing is amazing! Love you so much! 💓💗💗💗
thankyou for this. i really appreciate your advice honestly feels like an elder sister advice session. love yaa hope you are happier everydayyy
Thank you so much Sista! You really help me a lot and specially when I am having my mood swings and seem demotivated. Your videos are amazing and this one is the bestest one. Hugs 😆🤗🤗
Subscribed! Keep being you!
Thank you for your amazing videos, they’ve been a huge help to my life so thanks for everything. Much love
8:47 my mind immediately went "it was rare i was there i remember it…"
ps thank you so much ❤
i'm sorry guys but is it just me or is amy like one of the only if not the only study influences who actually meets our needs and brings in like real life situations and helps us find solutions that actually work, like she doesn't generalize things she actully goes into details and i love that about her
I learned so much from watching this!
This is so useful!!! Thank you for the tips!!
Now that I think about it, I've been using these kinds of tips like the "might as well " tip subconciously. But then when my will is weak, I'll abandon those kind of principles. So I have a habit of being productive, then not, then productive again.
This video actually put into words the mindset I'm trying to grab, and gives me more! Hahaha I actually am happy right now since watching this video makes me feel productive.
In the past I've just been punishing myself internally for giving into my desires. So I just tell myself, if it's not productive, then it's not worth my time. My brain is like "NOOOOO LET ME READ FANFICTION WAHHHHHHHH!!!!!"
But I think I should also view my rest time as productive, since it gives me more time to study (with a bit more structure)
with going online. I learn about a fandom my new friends like so I can be better connected with them. Therefore, that is worth my time! I should follow this kind of thinking more. Not forcing myself, but encouraging myself.
Thanks so much Amy!!
Thanks Amy you are the best
Thank you so much! It really helps a lot!😊
really needed it, thx amy we love you ❤❤
I love your videos. You are really helping me in school. Love you❤ Keep up the great work
00:04 Embrace flexibility in time management for greater productivity.
02:24 Embrace adaptability in time management like water rather than rigid schedules.
04:36 Implementing structured accountability improves task management and relationships.
06:52 Minimize transition time for better time management.
09:14 Conduct a time audit to identify time-wasting activities.
11:35 Utilize pockets of time for increased efficiency in tasks.
13:49 Reflective thinking enhances creativity and productivity over time.
16:05 Balancing productivity with personal enjoyment is essential.
18:14 Incorporate relaxation into daily life for better work-life balance.
I wanna rant here a little bit. I have a major event tomorrow and need to get up at 5am. I went to bed at 11pm today (too early for me). I live in a dorm and as it's a third world country community college, the lifestyle here isn't pretty luxurious here. After doing my night skincare routine I went to bed at 11. However after 10min passed i felt the urge to poop all of a sudden. For that i have to run for the toilet far enough about 3mins of path. I took the toilet paper, handwash bottle, purse and my scarf around my neck and walked for the nature's call. Got down from 2nd floor to ground floor, walked to the next building and finally reached my heaven! As i started pooping i found a poop spot on my pants. I'm sorry I'm just dumping my emotion here as i cannot share it with anyone else. Seeing this tears came down my eyes. Where my life has come. I was having soo good life in my hometown why the hell am i here to study engineering here. After doing the business i came back to my room. Went to shower and had to wash my pants also. The town where i live now is so hot and humid that even 5min in toilet I got all sweaty and wet. So i had to fully wash myself and then wash the clothes and finally now in my bed cozy and watching your video. I may not be actively playing sports, doing competitions or acing my grades but I'm also having a tough time doing the daily stuffs too. It feels good to know I'm not alone.
First comment and love from Bangladesh