Hey Ryan, I must say that I look forward to your Vlogs on a weekly basis. They serve as a motivator for me. I do have mt RE License but have not taken the leap to do this full time, out of pure fear that I will not be able to keep the lights on for my family.
I go through emails, like you, write down my goals for the next day then catch up on business news (I am a financial advisor in Guelph Ontario, Canada!)
Recently I've started reading sales books. This week I'm reading "The First 90 Days" by Michael Watkins and my next book in the wings is "The 10X Rule" by Grant Cardone. Anything you suggest Ryan?
I pack my bag for the next day, i watch some motivational videos, i get some supper and then i read stuff about whats going on in the market, real estates the last thing on my mind at night and the first thing on my mind in the morning👍
This vlog has quickly become one of my favorites on TH-cam!! I've went back and rewatched most of them too, and I never do that with vlogs lol. Thank you for sharing this insight into your inspiring life Ryan
Armit Pal Singh, don't be so optimistic about it :) You won't just wake up some day and be like Ryan, there is a long road to walk before. But a good goal as a guiding star definetely should be a staring point!
I mentally prepare for the biggest tasks of the day the night before. And kill them first thing in the morning. Fresh and full of energy to get the most out of my day!
My nightly routine is that I listen to TH-cam videos about things I'm interested in and want to learn about (i.e. how to make and record music, inspirational stuff, etc.) while I work from my home office.
my current "night" routine (7-8pm) is preping food for the next day, packing my gym bag and work bag. doing dishes, cleaning whatever needs to be done. in bed around 8pm, wake up at 3:30am for pre workout meal, gym around 5am, Office between 8-9am. BOOM!
I'm in insurance sales and I work in the field where I meet clients in their home. I confirm appointments the day before then map out my route, verify I have the enrollment kits I need and adjust my alarm for an earlier rise time if necessary since drive time can be 1+ hour. I also prepare my breakfast in advance and pack my cooler so that I dont have to eat fast food and when appts run long I can grab a quick snack. I listen to Sell It Like Serhant on Audible in my car and it pumps me up and reminds me of my why. Thank you!
Ryan, the fear about wasted potential is one of the best things i've heard today.! My fear is, when i achieve my goals, forget what i've been through to achieve em. Keep up brother !🔥
I've learned to spend an hour in the morning on a Sunday, and look over my coming week and write down some of the things I need to accomplish on certain days. Then every night I dedicate 30min-1hr and look at the next days agenda and then do my best at going over my schedule and plan the day out. That way when I wake up, I not trying to remember what things I need to do. Its allowed me to mode efficient and organized. In naturally very disorganized and people dont know that. They assume I'm very organized. But I am just very aware of my shortcomings and by doing this every night, I am more productive and efficient with my time. I'm in sales as well and this helps me stay on top of clients I'm working on or projects that are about to close. And I mean I plan everything. From when I work out, to when I eat, to when I'm going to call this person and when I'm getting gas. Now my whole day may not be full when I review the night before, but because when I wake up I already know where I will be that day, if something comes up, I know where to plug it in for the day, and therefore i stay organized. Love your Blog by the way. Huge fan!
Hey Ryan!! At night I critique my ENTIRE day. I look at what I did right and what I can approve on. Then I come up with at least one way to be even more productive on the following day so I can continuously grow!
There is nothing I love more than this vlog, it is an understatement to say that i dream of having your work ethic and the amount of success you have in the world of real estate. Just got an internship in Boston next summer working Sales and Marketing in Real Estate and I plan on using all your tips and tricks in order to attract clients and sell sell sell. Keep up the great work and cant wait for Sell it Like Serhant!
My days are busy. My wife is my business partner and we have five daughters (ages 6-14). So like you, I set the next day up the night before. 10pm - 1am (when everyone, including my boss (wife) is asleep. :-). Clear emails, schedule texts, send emails to my PA (meetings, conference calls, lunches, etc). I find that the I can accomplish more in those three hours than I can during the day. Thank God for Hulu and Nexflix in the background. Great vlog @RyanSerhant!
I like the word RITUAL, instead of routine, because words matter to challenge the mindset. While I'm doing similar tasks, emails, text messages, etc .., I like to listen to motivational posts I've flagged to watch later so that subconsciously I accentuate the positive before I slumber.
I’m a sticky note guy. I like to leave reminders and things that are most important to do either the week of or the next couple days on my monitor so I see them all the time and they’re in my face to remember.
Hey Ryan Serhant my name is William and I am 16 years old from Colorado. I first saw you on season 6 of Million Dollar Listing New York and now I am hooked. Watching you has inspired me to dedicate myself and work hard to get where I want to be when I grow up. I have seen and read you latest Instagram post and I want to thank you for everything your doing with speeches and seminars at schools and inspiring everyone that meets you. Today at 10:00AM students at my high school stood in silence for 17 minutes outside. People held up posters with there thoughts like Am I Next?, the victims names and the American flag. I know that we (young adults, teens & kids) of all ages and ethnicity’s will make a change. Thank you so much Ryan Serhant for inspiring me and lots of others around the world. Keep up the great work.
The night before, I plan out as much of the next day as I can. Real estate can be unpredictable but planning helps me be productive and prepared for any curveballs the day might throw me!
Me and my broker have conversations about you all the time. We are pushing through our insane high season with the goal of being a Ryan Serhant one day. I know we’ll make it because we’re good people and we work hard. Thanks for the inspiration.
Ryan you are a machine my man! Could not stop laughing at the fashion show!! Hilarious Lol. After training first thing in the morning, then work, my nightly routine consists of this; 1. Family time 2. Work on my new apparel line, (my passion & to get me out of my mind-numbing day job), 3. Minimum 5km walk to clear my head and switch off, (I live in a beautiful part of Ireland), hail rain or shine, 4. half hour down the rabbit hole that is TH-cam, 5. Night face wash and moisturise, 6. 10 minutes in-ear relaxation and lastly, bedtime reading.
5:36 - My husband does this ALL the time. If I am talking, I HAVE to ensure he is actually listening if he is not looking at me. That mind is working 24/7!
Hey Ryan, I'm a Mortician. So I work all day and all night and I fucking love it. I spend my nights going over paperwork that comes in overnight for Patients we'll be helping the next day. Then I wake up early and start planning out my game plan for how to go about the day. Basically, I get my ducks in order the night before to get the best plan of action the next morning. Thanks Ryan! Take Care
fuq Netflix, these vlogs need to be binge watched.. love your vlogs Ryan, the editor is lit too😂 as for the night time routine, I end by day by watching TH-cam, I need to fix that..
Hi Ryan, I make sure the list of ‘to do’s’ are complete. I say prayers of gratitude for the day. I create a new list of ‘to do’s and make sure my calendar is up to date with the appointments I need to accomplish the next day. That way I fall asleep without going over the list of things I need to accomplish the next day. I keep a pad and pen bedside instead of my phone so I’m not tempted to start scrolling through my phone.
Hey!! I'm from the UK, Cambridge. I've been watching your show on television on and off for around 3/4 years and always enjoy it!! Came across your blog channel and absolutely love your grind!! Really inspires me. Every night before bed or even when I find time to play on my Xbox before bed I think to myself what I did today that helped get me a step closer to my dreams to retire my parents. And then think about what I can do the next day an so on.
As a former Realtor getting back into the business, this is so motivating for me. I do something similar at night and use those early morning hours to kick my day into high gear. Thank you for being so inspiring!
To destress before bed, I typically will check emails and my calendar for the next day around 10PM, take a shower/clean up, get in bed and watch TH-cam videos for about an hour if not more. It's a way for me to destress and completely free my mind from whatever has come my way. In the morning I typically read on the way to work (I take public transit), that way I can fully commit to my work when I arrive and not miss anything when distracted on the bus/moving from the bus into my office.
Hi Ryan!! I’m a UCLA history undergrad, I’m graduating in June, wooo!!! I’ve been thinking about doing real estate for the past couple of years and your Vlog has gotten me SO PUMPED for it!! Considering I’m a student athlete and all I do is school and workouts, my nightly routine consists of a multi-step skin care routine, checking my syllabi for classes the next morning, and looking for any emails/texts from coaches. Not the most extravagant routine ever but I never stray. Thanks for posting your videos, love love love them!!!
Best part of Wednesday is the Vlog, Worst part of Wednesday is when the vlog is over and I have to wait a week! Great job again, love the honestly. I join the late night work train, and often use the night to catch up and answer emails that may have come in during meetings, etc.
Ryan, I just recently started my career in commissioned sales (less than 3 months) and have quickly gained attention in my company for my sales record. I did not feel confident in this and kept feeling like the rug would be swept from underneath me any day, so I started watching TH-cam videos on Sales to try to improve any way I can to maybe feel more confident, and I came across your videos. Honestly had never seen you before. I noticed that you too have a real, no bs presence in your career and a hardcore work ethic like me, and I have taken a lot of what I’ve seen and heard from you to my pitches and in my personal life and my sales quickly skyrocketed, literally in a matter of days. I can’t thank you enough for this. I feel more confident and I don’t really feel like this will be taken from me anymore. Buying your book now, so in advance, Thank you again.
I follow Gary Vaynerchuk religiously but I’ve followed Ryan even longer because he has the total package of lifestyle. I appreciate that from such a successful person.
Haha, the ending was hilarious. Great episode. Love hearing what your routine the prior night is all about. Simply put, I need to do more planning the night before. Keep up the blog, it's a fun watch.
Love the energy and routine. You are a different breed. The scream was on point for who you appear to be. My day starts at 5:00 but ends at 5:00 as well. Constantly working on keeping positive attitude. Tough at times!
I have to clean the dishes out of the sink, make a cup of tea, layout tomorrow's clothes, & then there's a series of journal prompts - one of which is what my top accomplishments for tomorrow will be. 🖤 found you thru Eric Conover, love your channel!
I do a lift at night, get all my clothes ready for the next day, prep my gym stuff on a chair so can be half awake and still dressed / out the door on my way to the gym for AM fasted cardio by 6:20. Also do the classics of cleaning out both work / personal email, figure out key goals for the next 24hrs and put in my reminders app. Last but not least I throw on some music or stand-up comedy and crash!
I've found the biggest problems in my day come when I have to make decisions in the morning (what am I going to do next? what am i going to write about? what video am I going to record/edit? which article am i going to edit/publish? etc). If I can start my day without making too many (or any) decisions, my ability to accomplish (and feel good about it) goes up a crazy amount. So my evening - if I'm doing it right - involves making all the next morning's decisions. In short that's outlining the next day's task list as detailed as is necessary to remove decision making from getting in the way of flow (that includes deciding what I'm going to wear and what coffee I'm going to make). Then once a week (usually Sunday), I work on a macro version of that so each evening i'm just pulling from a macro batch of tasks/goals/etc. The more you are thinking about things and trying to do them at the same time, the more you'll trip over your own brain.
Before I leave the office I write out a list of the most important things that have to get done the next day and leave it on my desk to hit first thing in the morning. I also clean out all my emails before going to bed which helps me get a jumpstart on the next day. I usually check LinkedIn and post something motivational for everyone to read. And then I like to listen to a motivational speech or music.
Ryan Serhant my nightly routine is to go through my emails as well and check if i have everything in my bag for the next day and if everything is done what i had to do. My organizer helps me a lot to help me stay on track what scripts i have to learn or what song or what to analyze stuff like that.. ( btw i’m a student for musical )
It is 11.30 PM here when I was watching your video. Still working on a report that is due tomorrow for client. Your video gets me going! Thanks for being an inspiration!
My nightly routine is to finish working and then play a few rounds of video games and then look at my phone and emails. My life is need of change so I came across this vlog. I'm in a time of study right now, taking a business development class and running a business as well. I really need to end my day in a different manner. Thank you for the challenge!
Well nightly routine is to take some Melatonin so I get every-ounce of sleep I have from my 6 hour sleep cycle. Also I read out my goals right before I go to sleep. I have a whole wall full of them. I also read a book and learn something or re read something that I read in the past in order to go to sleep with something on my brain. I also thank god before I go to sleep, making sure to be grateful for what I have in this life. Without him nothing is possible. I hope you get to read this and it helps you out in some way.
I think about what things I am looking to improve in my businesses and/or life and what actions have to be taken to get me to where I want to be. I schedule all the important things in my calendar and review what's coming up the next few days. I answer any emails I have, get into bed and catch up with my wife, usually we give each other a lightback rub or any sore muscle areas from working out, exchanging how our day was, what we learned, what ideas we had throughout the day (especially anything we might be excited about). We share any progress we made on our goals and talk about how we could achieve them or what each of us plans on doing to make them happen. Then sleep time. : )
Before bed, I review my intentions for the day. How did I do? What could I have done better? What's my calendar look like for tomorrow? Currently I'm experimenting with my bed time so I don't need an alarm to wake up.
Jimmy Le That’s great for you. One thing I would say is not to experiment with your bed time too much, especially if you have found yourself to be effective on your current schedule. Do you switch jobs a lot where your times to have to wake up are totally different? The reason I ask is that most people don’t need an alarm to wake up after a very short time of getting into a routine. Your body has its own internal clock and you will simply find yourself waking up at that time.
As a single parent, I fly into bed. Goodness to me is enough sleep to have a productive next day. I create closure in the office and make sure the kitchen is set for the AM, and yes, that my makeup brushes are clean for the AM routine!
Two things: 1. looking forward to putting my buddy onto this channel as he is jumping into real estate with his father. 2. go through the task items that were not a priority/completed that day, build a new task list for the following day that includes that days priorities and tasks if I have spare time, and make sure emails are attended to. Weekly I would add review short-term and long term deals that are expected to close to make sure I have done everything I need to at that time. cheers,
I read emails before heading to bed and then mentally prepare for tomorrow’s task. Great vlogs btw. Enjoy watching and learning new things. Keep up the great work.
I read a few pages of a book, from what I've learned from you I create a game plan for tomorrow in my notebook, meditate for a few minutes, set alarm and sleep
I revisit my short term(one month goals) every night. I also meditate for 5 minutes and work to knock out anything that I can in the night that may hinder my productivity in the morning (ie. Cooking, picking out clothes,cleaning, ironing etc . Im much slower when I just wake up so doing even simple tasks may take 10x as long. Do what you can while you can so when you can't you won't have to.
My night time routine varies but usually starts after I pick my kids up from school. Homework needs to be done. Baths. Supper. Clean up. Check off list for school projects, lunches or stuff needed coming up. Then before I go to bed every night I read the Bible and as I am trying to fall asleep I pray. Before I go to bed I want my last thoughts to be surrounded and focused on the one whom I trust and have faith in. So easy to use our last moments before we fall asleep to worry or stress. Doing this helps me keep aligned in my purpose and for what motivates me in the morning. Winter was hard for me, the cold held me back from some of my normal daily motivation and routine. But now that daylight savings time is back I can already feel the power of having more of the sun, the warmer temps really improving my disciplines.
These video edits just keep getting better! 🤞snap! Clear the inboxes and write down tomorrows goals. Groceries. Appts. Etc. Clear the mind and sleep like a baby... Til the baby crys and you get up.
My nightly routine Gratitude diary for the day, even the smallest things are shown appreciation.Meditation and visualization about how my life will look when I am working my superpower as the world’s best health Optimization Coach with Team Serhant in NY. It’ll happen because I know how much more focus, productivity and health we can get as a team.
My nightly routine: write next day's to-do list on a whiteboard (I've found writing things out by hand helps me become more productive and accomplished. Can't explain why), then try to read at least 5 pages of whatever book I'm on. It's not a lot but it helps me turn off my brain for the day and go to sleep.
Mario Martinez Unsustainable in my view. He’s surviving on no more than 5-6 hours sleep. Long term, major deprivation will kick in if not already. Genetics are genetics sure but look how grey he is. I’m all for working hard, but what’s the point if there’s then no chance to play hard. Or just not play at all. In such a life you’ll miss the forest for the trees. Life becomes about endless growth and goals, of which the possibility is endless, and so there’s never a moment or a stage of ‘Okay, this is enough.’ It makes you very successful, no doubt, as he is, but I appreciate the finer, priceless things in life too much to be going at my job 24/7. By education I’m a philosopher and culture is fundamental to me. I need time to enjoy that alone and with others. There must be some end in which all of this work can serve as a means.
@@ManForToday For some, the work is play. The chase is the game. It's not about work work work so that later I can play; it's about the thrill of setting goals and hitting them.
I like to write out what I want to get done the next day, and then I try reading something unrelated to work if I’m not already falling asleep. People gotta figure what works best for them 👍🏼
I applaud and aspire to your level of work ethic, Ryan. My nightly routine is similar (not as hectic)...and i try to set a purpose for the next day. "What's success look like"
My nightly routine is using notes on my iPhone to jot down anything that I might have forgotten or need to do. My appointments are already setup on the iPhone. Love to watch when you’re acting intelligent and when you’re acting stupid. I’m in Rochester.
I visualise my day and I deeply imagine and visualize how I would like my business to be or grow. then I get all the answers what all I have to do to accomplish the goal. A very powerful technique. Then I plan the next day according to that.
I Watch your vlogs before sleeping every night to feel motivated for the next day....its just been a few weeks I have started seeing your vlogs and I it dedicates me to adapt healthy lifestyle too...so thanks.
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What's your nightly routine?
Hey Ryan, I must say that I look forward to your Vlogs on a weekly basis. They serve as a motivator for me. I do have mt RE License but have not taken the leap to do this full time, out of pure fear that I will not be able to keep the lights on for my family.
I go through emails, like you, write down my goals for the next day then catch up on business news (I am a financial advisor in Guelph Ontario, Canada!)
Recently I've started reading sales books. This week I'm reading "The First 90 Days" by Michael Watkins and my next book in the wings is "The 10X Rule" by Grant Cardone. Anything you suggest Ryan?
I watch old Seinfeld episodes. It gots me in a good mood lol. You can do the same while you answer your emails..
I pack my bag for the next day, i watch some motivational videos, i get some supper and then i read stuff about whats going on in the market, real estates the last thing on my mind at night and the first thing on my mind in the morning👍
This vlog has quickly become one of my favorites on TH-cam!! I've went back and rewatched most of them too, and I never do that with vlogs lol. Thank you for sharing this insight into your inspiring life Ryan
Send Adam over an email. Would love to collab. adamhamwey@gmail.com
Wow! That would be an honor! Just sent Adam an email :-)
I totally agree I am 16 and this gives insight guides of how I want my life to be and what I should aim for
ODi Productions odi, I see you everywhere bro!!
Armit Pal Singh, don't be so optimistic about it :) You won't just wake up some day and be like Ryan, there is a long road to walk before. But a good goal as a guiding star definetely should be a staring point!
Whoever pieces these vlogs together is hilarious
We second this!
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Love the runway spongebob/ Kevin heart add ins 😆 keep it up 💪🏼
Sixth!
''So that's $17m for the day... $3m short of my goal'' hahahaha I LOVE this guy!!
Brotha... he just raised my standard. If he can do it, We can do it!!!
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This vlog made me laugh out loud. That runway scream though 👌
Same here!!!!! So great
I mentally prepare for the biggest tasks of the day the night before. And kill them first thing in the morning.
Fresh and full of energy to get the most out of my day!
My nightly routine is that I listen to TH-cam videos about things I'm interested in and want to learn about (i.e. how to make and record music, inspirational stuff, etc.) while I work from my home office.
Every night I write 5 positive things and/or things I’m grateful for. It makes me feel positive and sleep better.
I do this too! love it.
my current "night" routine (7-8pm) is preping food for the next day, packing my gym bag and work bag. doing dishes, cleaning whatever needs to be done. in bed around 8pm, wake up at 3:30am for pre workout meal, gym around 5am, Office between 8-9am. BOOM!
Wow, Bali was so nice. Back to studying.
I'm in insurance sales and I work in the field where I meet clients in their home. I confirm appointments the day before then map out my route, verify I have the enrollment kits I need and adjust my alarm for an earlier rise time if necessary since drive time can be 1+ hour. I also prepare my breakfast in advance and pack my cooler so that I dont have to eat fast food and when appts run long I can grab a quick snack. I listen to Sell It Like Serhant on Audible in my car and it pumps me up and reminds me of my why. Thank you!
Ryan, the fear about wasted potential is one of the best things i've heard today.! My fear is, when i achieve my goals, forget what i've been through to achieve em. Keep up brother !🔥
That fear is legit. Respect!
I am a huge advocate for journaling. I have a nightly routine of journaling and clearing my mind so I have restful sleep. Then I can slay the next day
I've learned to spend an hour in the morning on a Sunday, and look over my coming week and write down some of the things I need to accomplish on certain days. Then every night I dedicate 30min-1hr and look at the next days agenda and then do my best at going over my schedule and plan the day out. That way when I wake up, I not trying to remember what things I need to do. Its allowed me to mode efficient and organized. In naturally very disorganized and people dont know that. They assume I'm very organized. But I am just very aware of my shortcomings and by doing this every night, I am more productive and efficient with my time. I'm in sales as well and this helps me stay on top of clients I'm working on or projects that are about to close. And I mean I plan everything. From when I work out, to when I eat, to when I'm going to call this person and when I'm getting gas. Now my whole day may not be full when I review the night before, but because when I wake up I already know where I will be that day, if something comes up, I know where to plug it in for the day, and therefore i stay organized. Love your Blog by the way. Huge fan!
Hey Ryan!! At night I critique my ENTIRE day. I look at what I did right and what I can approve on. Then I come up with at least one way to be even more productive on the following day so I can continuously grow!
Loved the ending btw with the light 😂
There is nothing I love more than this vlog, it is an understatement to say that i dream of having your work ethic and the amount of success you have in the world of real estate. Just got an internship in Boston next summer working Sales and Marketing in Real Estate and I plan on using all your tips and tricks in order to attract clients and sell sell sell. Keep up the great work and cant wait for Sell it Like Serhant!
OMG! Love The Editor HaHa!
My days are busy. My wife is my business partner and we have five daughters (ages 6-14). So like you, I set the next day up the night before. 10pm - 1am (when everyone, including my boss (wife) is asleep. :-). Clear emails, schedule texts, send emails to my PA (meetings, conference calls, lunches, etc). I find that the I can accomplish more in those three hours than I can during the day. Thank God for Hulu and Nexflix in the background. Great vlog @RyanSerhant!
I like the word RITUAL, instead of routine, because words matter to challenge the mindset. While I'm doing similar tasks, emails, text messages, etc .., I like to listen to motivational posts I've flagged to watch later so that subconsciously I accentuate the positive before I slumber.
I see that you know your thing.
I’m a sticky note guy. I like to leave reminders and things that are most important to do either the week of or the next couple days on my monitor so I see them all the time and they’re in my face to remember.
Hey Ryan Serhant my name is William and I am 16 years old from Colorado. I first saw you on season 6 of Million Dollar Listing New York and now I am hooked. Watching you has inspired me to dedicate myself and work hard to get where I want to be when I grow up. I have seen and read you latest Instagram post and I want to thank you for everything your doing with speeches and seminars at schools and inspiring everyone that meets you. Today at 10:00AM students at my high school stood in silence for 17 minutes outside. People held up posters with there thoughts like Am I Next?, the victims names and the American flag. I know that we (young adults, teens & kids) of all ages and ethnicity’s will make a change. Thank you so much Ryan Serhant for inspiring me and lots of others around the world. Keep up the great work.
William M. Keep up the hard work! I'm so sorry you have to protest! But so proud you are!
The night before, I plan out as much of the next day as I can. Real estate can be unpredictable but planning helps me be productive and prepared for any curveballs the day might throw me!
I have watched all of your Vlogs! Thanks for being such as inspiration!
Me and my broker have conversations about you all the time. We are pushing through our insane high season with the goal of being a Ryan Serhant one day. I know we’ll make it because we’re good people and we work hard. Thanks for the inspiration.
What the heck is this vlog real 17 million dollar deal😮😮
Wow wow wow . Such a disciplined and dedicated hero . I like it 😎👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Ryan you are a machine my man! Could not stop laughing at the fashion show!! Hilarious Lol. After training first thing in the morning, then work, my nightly routine consists of this; 1. Family time 2. Work on my new apparel line, (my passion & to get me out of my mind-numbing day job), 3. Minimum 5km walk to clear my head and switch off, (I live in a beautiful part of Ireland), hail rain or shine, 4. half hour down the rabbit hole that is TH-cam, 5. Night face wash and moisturise, 6. 10 minutes in-ear relaxation and lastly, bedtime reading.
I've only watched two episodes and I'm already enjoying this!
5:36 - My husband does this ALL the time. If I am talking, I HAVE to ensure he is actually listening if he is not looking at me. That mind is working 24/7!
Ryan, your husband and I have something in common 😆
Hey Ryan,
I'm a Mortician. So I work all day and all night and I fucking love it. I spend my nights going over paperwork that comes in overnight for Patients we'll be helping the next day. Then I wake up early and start planning out my game plan for how to go about the day.
Basically, I get my ducks in order the night before to get the best plan of action the next morning.
Thanks Ryan!
Take Care
fuq Netflix, these vlogs need to be binge watched.. love your vlogs Ryan, the editor is lit too😂
as for the night time routine, I end by day by watching TH-cam, I need to fix that..
Hi Ryan, I make sure the list of ‘to do’s’ are complete. I say prayers of gratitude for the day. I create a new list of ‘to do’s and make sure my calendar is up to date with the appointments I need to accomplish the next day. That way I fall asleep without going over the list of things I need to accomplish the next day. I keep a pad and pen bedside instead of my phone so I’m not tempted to start scrolling through my phone.
The scream killed me😂
Hey!! I'm from the UK, Cambridge. I've been watching your show on television on and off for around 3/4 years and always enjoy it!! Came across your blog channel and absolutely love your grind!! Really inspires me.
Every night before bed or even when I find time to play on my Xbox before bed I think to myself what I did today that helped get me a step closer to my dreams to retire my parents. And then think about what I can do the next day an so on.
You are super inspirational to my son. He's learned so many tidbits from your vlogs, thanks for sharing!
Bravo Man, YOU ARE A CHAMPION WITH GREAT RITUALS
As a former Realtor getting back into the business, this is so motivating for me. I do something similar at night and use those early morning hours to kick my day into high gear. Thank you for being so inspiring!
To destress before bed, I typically will check emails and my calendar for the next day around 10PM, take a shower/clean up, get in bed and watch TH-cam videos for about an hour if not more. It's a way for me to destress and completely free my mind from whatever has come my way. In the morning I typically read on the way to work (I take public transit), that way I can fully commit to my work when I arrive and not miss anything when distracted on the bus/moving from the bus into my office.
It's amazing how I was having a bit of a bad day and after I watched your vlog I felt happy. Thank you for that!
Hi Ryan!! I’m a UCLA history undergrad, I’m graduating in June, wooo!!! I’ve been thinking about doing real estate for the past couple of years and your Vlog has gotten me SO PUMPED for it!! Considering I’m a student athlete and all I do is school and workouts, my nightly routine consists of a multi-step skin care routine, checking my syllabi for classes the next morning, and looking for any emails/texts from coaches. Not the most extravagant routine ever but I never stray. Thanks for posting your videos, love love love them!!!
Best part of Wednesday is the Vlog, Worst part of Wednesday is when the vlog is over and I have to wait a week! Great job again, love the honestly. I join the late night work train, and often use the night to catch up and answer emails that may have come in during meetings, etc.
Ryan, I just recently started my career in commissioned sales (less than 3 months) and have quickly gained attention in my company for my sales record. I did not feel confident in this and kept feeling like the rug would be swept from underneath me any day, so I started watching TH-cam videos on Sales to try to improve any way I can to maybe feel more confident, and I came across your videos. Honestly had never seen you before. I noticed that you too have a real, no bs presence in your career and a hardcore work ethic like me, and I have taken a lot of what I’ve seen and heard from you to my pitches and in my personal life and my sales quickly skyrocketed, literally in a matter of days. I can’t thank you enough for this. I feel more confident and I don’t really feel like this will be taken from me anymore. Buying your book now, so in advance, Thank you again.
Your vlogs are so much fun to watch!!! That scream I'm still laughing!!
lol
I follow Gary Vaynerchuk religiously but I’ve followed Ryan even longer because he has the total package of lifestyle. I appreciate that from such a successful person.
I email myself with a to do list and ideas to revisit, with the 👊🔥 emojis in the subject line.
Really like the idea of the emoji in the subject line! good call
Your awesome!!! i write my day down and organize for tomorrow
Haha, the ending was hilarious. Great episode. Love hearing what your routine the prior night is all about. Simply put, I need to do more planning the night before. Keep up the blog, it's a fun watch.
Love that you do these. Thanks. I will always remember that guy that jumped in the pool.
Love the energy and routine. You are a different breed. The scream was on point for who you appear to be. My day starts at 5:00 but ends at 5:00 as well. Constantly working on keeping positive attitude. Tough at times!
I have to clean the dishes out of the sink, make a cup of tea, layout tomorrow's clothes, & then there's a series of journal prompts - one of which is what my top accomplishments for tomorrow will be. 🖤 found you thru Eric Conover, love your channel!
Thanks for inspiring Ryan! I love to watch your skill and technique and learn your ways for when I start my jouney.
I do a lift at night, get all my clothes ready for the next day, prep my gym stuff on a chair so can be half awake and still dressed / out the door on my way to the gym for AM fasted cardio by 6:20. Also do the classics of cleaning out both work / personal email, figure out key goals for the next 24hrs and put in my reminders app. Last but not least I throw on some music or stand-up comedy and crash!
I've found the biggest problems in my day come when I have to make decisions in the morning (what am I going to do next? what am i going to write about? what video am I going to record/edit? which article am i going to edit/publish? etc). If I can start my day without making too many (or any) decisions, my ability to accomplish (and feel good about it) goes up a crazy amount. So my evening - if I'm doing it right - involves making all the next morning's decisions. In short that's outlining the next day's task list as detailed as is necessary to remove decision making from getting in the way of flow (that includes deciding what I'm going to wear and what coffee I'm going to make). Then once a week (usually Sunday), I work on a macro version of that so each evening i'm just pulling from a macro batch of tasks/goals/etc. The more you are thinking about things and trying to do them at the same time, the more you'll trip over your own brain.
Before I leave the office I write out a list of the most important things that have to get done the next day and leave it on my desk to hit first thing in the morning. I also clean out all my emails before going to bed which helps me get a jumpstart on the next day. I usually check LinkedIn and post something motivational for everyone to read. And then I like to listen to a motivational speech or music.
Ryan, after putting dinner and the house cleaned up I’m up constantly looking at the MLS! Trying to find leads in Northern Connecticut
Great Video!
Ryan Serhant my nightly routine is to go through my emails as well and check if i have everything in my bag for the next day and if everything is done what i had to do. My organizer helps me a lot to help me stay on track what scripts i have to learn or what song or what to analyze stuff like that.. ( btw i’m a student for musical )
Best VLOG I've seen in a long time!!
It is 11.30 PM here when I was watching your video. Still working on a report that is due tomorrow for client. Your video gets me going! Thanks for being an inspiration!
I make sure I completed all of my todos for the day, update my CRM and review my meetings for the next day.
My nightly routine is to finish working and then play a few rounds of video games and then look at my phone and emails. My life is need of change so I came across this vlog. I'm in a time of study right now, taking a business development class and running a business as well. I really need to end my day in a different manner. Thank you for the challenge!
Love watching the process 💯
Well nightly routine is to take some Melatonin so I get every-ounce of sleep I have from my 6 hour sleep cycle. Also I read out my goals right before I go to sleep. I have a whole wall full of them. I also read a book and learn something or re read something that I read in the past in order to go to sleep with something on my brain. I also thank god before I go to sleep, making sure to be grateful for what I have in this life. Without him nothing is possible. I hope you get to read this and it helps you out in some way.
This episode was HILARIOUS. Great job by the editor. Ryan, what hair product do you use?
I think about what things I am looking to improve in my businesses and/or life and what actions have to be taken to get me to where I want to be. I schedule all the important things in my calendar and review what's coming up the next few days. I answer any emails I have, get into bed and catch up with my wife, usually we give each other a lightback rub or any sore muscle areas from working out, exchanging how our day was, what we learned, what ideas we had throughout the day (especially anything we might be excited about). We share any progress we made on our goals and talk about how we could achieve them or what each of us plans on doing to make them happen. Then sleep time. : )
Before bed, I review my intentions for the day. How did I do? What could I have done better? What's my calendar look like for tomorrow? Currently I'm experimenting with my bed time so I don't need an alarm to wake up.
Jimmy Le That’s great for you. One thing I would say is not to experiment with your bed time too much, especially if you have found yourself to be effective on your current schedule. Do you switch jobs a lot where your times to have to wake up are totally different? The reason I ask is that most people don’t need an alarm to wake up after a very short time of getting into a routine. Your body has its own internal clock and you will simply find yourself waking up at that time.
I rarely used an alarm to wake up and I’m so grateful for that until quarantine changed our lives
As a single parent, I fly into bed. Goodness to me is enough sleep to have a productive next day. I create closure in the office and make sure the kitchen is set for the AM, and yes, that my makeup brushes are clean for the AM routine!
Love that opening tune
Two things:
1. looking forward to putting my buddy onto this channel as he is jumping into real estate with his father.
2. go through the task items that were not a priority/completed that day, build a new task list for the following day that includes that days priorities and tasks if I have spare time, and make sure emails are attended to. Weekly I would add review short-term and long term deals that are expected to close to make sure I have done everything I need to at that time.
cheers,
Show us how you get out of bed. Your breakfast and morning routine :)
I would assume he gets out feet first like most of us.
Anon1993 lol. That was hilarious
I would love to know your morning routine!
Ryan's definitely head first
He did
I read emails before heading to bed and then mentally prepare for tomorrow’s task.
Great vlogs btw. Enjoy watching and learning new things. Keep up the great work.
This one was really good. Best vlog up to this day. Keep it up!
I...Clean and organize my room, make sure everything it’s in there place. Listen to music that inspires me...And then read
Loving your Vlogs......Keep up the great work!
I read a few pages of a book, from what I've learned from you I create a game plan for tomorrow in my notebook, meditate for a few minutes, set alarm and sleep
I revisit my short term(one month goals) every night. I also meditate for 5 minutes and work to knock out anything that I can in the night that may hinder my productivity in the morning (ie. Cooking, picking out clothes,cleaning, ironing etc . Im much slower when I just wake up so doing even simple tasks may take 10x as long.
Do what you can while you can so when you can't you won't have to.
Hey Ryan, Keep it up my friend! love watching your vlogs
My night time routine varies but usually starts after I pick my kids up from school. Homework needs to be done. Baths. Supper. Clean up. Check off list for school projects, lunches or stuff needed coming up. Then before I go to bed every night I read the Bible and as I am trying to fall asleep I pray. Before I go to bed I want my last thoughts to be surrounded and focused on the one whom I trust and have faith in. So easy to use our last moments before we fall asleep to worry or stress. Doing this helps me keep aligned in my purpose and for what motivates me in the morning. Winter was hard for me, the cold held me back from some of my normal daily motivation and routine. But now that daylight savings time is back I can already feel the power of having more of the sun, the warmer temps really improving my disciplines.
The editing is genius in this episode. Keep it up.
These video edits just keep getting better! 🤞snap! Clear the inboxes and write down tomorrows goals. Groceries. Appts. Etc. Clear the mind and sleep like a baby... Til the baby crys and you get up.
u remind me of harvey specter ❤
He's the Harvey Specter of Real Estate! ;)
@@broderickgk yes indeed mate 💙
My nightly routine
Gratitude diary for the day, even the smallest things are shown appreciation.Meditation and visualization about how my life will look when I am working my superpower as the world’s best health Optimization Coach with Team Serhant in NY. It’ll happen because I know how much more focus, productivity and health we can get as a team.
Love the title of the vlog. You're so right about that.
That scream was EPIC.
Awesome video man. Can't wait to see you in your new show on Bravo.
My nightly routine: write next day's to-do list on a whiteboard (I've found writing things out by hand helps me become more productive and accomplished. Can't explain why), then try to read at least 5 pages of whatever book I'm on. It's not a lot but it helps me turn off my brain for the day and go to sleep.
When you work late like being at the office at 10pm do you wake up at 4am the next day? And if so how do you deal with the lack of sleep?
Mario Martinez Unsustainable in my view. He’s surviving on no more than 5-6 hours sleep. Long term, major deprivation will kick in if not already. Genetics are genetics sure but look how grey he is. I’m all for working hard, but what’s the point if there’s then no chance to play hard. Or just not play at all. In such a life you’ll miss the forest for the trees. Life becomes about endless growth and goals, of which the possibility is endless, and so there’s never a moment or a stage of ‘Okay, this is enough.’ It makes you very successful, no doubt, as he is, but I appreciate the finer, priceless things in life too much to be going at my job 24/7. By education I’m a philosopher and culture is fundamental to me. I need time to enjoy that alone and with others. There must be some end in which all of this work can serve as a means.
@@ManForToday For some, the work is play. The chase is the game. It's not about work work work so that later I can play; it's about the thrill of setting goals and hitting them.
Great question Mario! I was thinking the same thing...
The scream on repeat is laugh out loud funny! Thank you.
Hey Ryan, do you wake up 430 am every morning or just Monday to Friday?
I read RE articles before I go to bed to get me motivated for the next day and keep my head in the game.
Anyone happens to know the background music at 1:12?
its 2019 my friend, shazam
I like to write out what I want to get done the next day, and then I try reading something unrelated to work if I’m not already falling asleep. People gotta figure what works best for them 👍🏼
Ryan are you a iPhone or Android guy ?
Iphone
I applaud and aspire to your level of work ethic, Ryan. My nightly routine is similar (not as hectic)...and i try to set a purpose for the next day. "What's success look like"
Gary Vee? Is that you?
I'm Ryan nice to meet you
Lol this is hilarious. We love them both!
I gotta say... Your vlog is growing on me like crazy. Truly inspirational. Thanks!
My nightly routine is using notes on my iPhone to jot down anything that I might have forgotten or need to do. My appointments are already setup on the iPhone. Love to watch when you’re acting intelligent and when you’re acting stupid. I’m in Rochester.
I visualise my day and I deeply imagine and visualize how I would like my business to be or grow. then I get all the answers what all I have to do to accomplish the goal. A very powerful technique. Then I plan the next day according to that.
I Watch your vlogs before sleeping every night to feel motivated for the next day....its just been a few weeks I have started seeing your vlogs and I it dedicates me to adapt healthy lifestyle too...so thanks.
BEST VLOG' in youtube right now,