Hello Aluxers! which of these tips for working smarter you find the most useful. Or, do you have any of your own tips that we haven’t covered that you’d like to share? Mind Mastery: www.alux.com/mindmastery Get a free audiobook thanks to Audible: www.alux.com/freebook 15 Ways To Improve Productivity: y2u.be/4h04mCYvj3Q
"Procrastination is the enemy of smart worker", this was the best tip... "Hard" work in addition with "Smart" work makes the "Heart" work Hard work + Smart work = Heart work
That's very good advice, but being smart is a talent you're born with or not. Hard workers are also born this way. They simply reject the idea of shortcuts with indignation.
Thank me later. 1.) What the end goal is? 2.) Figure out the system you're dealing with. 3.) Manage your time well. 4.) Find shortcuts. 5.) Know when to ask fo help. 6.) Have interruption-free slots in your schedule. 7.) Avoid Procrastination. Working Hard or Working Smart? Alux Answer: Both
Bosses only recognize and reward those that run around unorganized and always appear to be busy. They seldom support those that are top producers but don't appear to be fighting fires. It is hard to become successful by working both smart and hard because your boss will be threatened. That is not how he/she works. Self-preservation is stronger than seeing productive results. Most jobs are just a popularity contest! Work for yourself! You'll run circles around them and be incredibly more successful!
Neo Kgatla yes of course working smart will take a lot of sweat, blood, and tears. But it at least won’t be as hard as purely “working hard” without doing it in an intelligent way.
I've seen too many times in my jobs when someone who works with excel, just for a simple addition problem, spend so much time with input when they could just set up the program to do what you want it to do. They work for excel instead of excel working for them.They work so hard when just taking a small bit of time to figure it out saves them so much effort.
MY MOST USEFUL TIPs 4) Find shortcuts. and 5) Know when to ask for help The 80:20 percent rule is definitely one rule for working smart. I just happened to be one of those people who work hard but not smart so thank you Alux
Don't be afraid to attempt new things to make your work easier. It seems like a lot of people,especially in the workforce, deem ideas against the system lazy. If it saves time, effort, and energy, try it out. Appreciate you guys!
Pro tip:multi tasking always fails very badly until you realize that you ruined the house of card while trying to open fans for your efficiency/heat tolerance .. Major tasks 1st in the morning & then minor ones for the day is a good going idea, for sure.
The perfectionist looses to the progressive with time, everytime. Because when the progressive is celebrating at the finish line the perfectionist is still complaining about the uneven colour of the tracks. 😊
You need to have a clear picture of what you want to achieve. - The value of what you produce is measured by how useful it is to people. Figure out the system you're dealing with. - Know when to ask for help. Manage your time well. - Use time management tools (e.g. to-do lists). - Take shortcuts. - Don't spend too much time on minor details that nobody's going to notice or care about. - Have interruption-free slots in your schedule. - Avoid procrastination. - Carry the cube, don't try to turn it into a sphere (work with the tools you have at hand; low-hanging fruit).
Things that are equal to the same thing- are equal to each other. I apply this concept to every task. Becoming a master of efficiency- is paramount- if you want to become highly successful.
Working smart is a way of working hard. A smart man makes his money work for him or rather investments. There are many investments out there I have tried quite a few of them but stock trading has been the most successful of all. As I have taken my time to advice young, old and investors to try out investing in forex and stock market.
Good words sir, I have taken my time to learn forex trading but I have to a conclusion, that its not as people say. I have already lost a lot trading on a demo account, i don't even want to imagine how messy the real platform could be.
Well, it was frustrating for me when I started too, but I got better with time. Now I make up to $25k on a single investment. It's all about hard work and some good research.
I don't make that much trading on my own. I trade under the platform of an expert in the forex and stock market by name Alexia Clayton, she has a cooperation where she trades for people who don't have the experience and skills to trade.
I save time by doing things while exercusing, like listening to Alux while walking to work rather than watching as it is not important to watch. Also audible saves time. Or i watch like now when eating
Smart way is to hire cart to push the cube , rather figuring out how to turn/shape a cube into a circle. Best one is the combination of Smart planning with hard work and being consistent. Thanx Team Alux
A great tip is finding short cuts! And using the add/multiply problem was a great example. When I was a kid, I learned that the definition of multiplication is repeated addition. So, if you can find a short cut and get the same result, best way to work smart!
The content in this video is amazing but the video is irrelevant and I find it distracting. I closed my eyes to fully understand and be focused to the content. Just saying. So much love and respect for Alux!
You can become more effective at work by focusing on what really matters. You have to measure your results, not your time. More importantly, you need to create and stick to a routine. We are creatures of habit. When we establish routines, we can carry out tasks faster since we don't have to think about the task. Had an insightful conversation with John Lee Dumas on some productivity hacks to get things done.
Hi Hala! I subscribed to your channel and your video with John Lee Dumas is one of my favorites! Very helpful hacks on productivity. We all need to hear it!
I think that understanding the concept of a process is very important, the process of life, business, finances, personal growth, and then you understand where you belong in the process, then you decide what's next...
Most of us can work smart provided they control their emotions. Anger clouds memory, worry lowers recall, depression leads to procrastination, fear is both good and bad, discard the latter, mental lethargy is more tiresome than physical lethargy so stop unnecessary thinking. Follow up, follow up and follow up, assumption is mother of all goofups.
You have to think about it as being a part of a team cast I have a video on my Mastery that I would recommend that you watch if that's okay hit me back if you're interested
Working smarter instead of harder works; unless you are a weight lifter. Then you need to simply work harder. Working smarter can also be like perfectionism. Sometimes people spend so much time trying to figure out how to get out of work, that they could have just done the work to begin with, and would have been well on the way towards getting something done. Working smarter works best for routines, where you already know what you want to do anyway - you just want to do it better. But sometimes you need to get it done the quick and dirty way, by simply working harder. As for doing the hardest thing first, think of a train moving along the tracks. It starts out by barely moving, and then by moving an inch at a time. But then it moves faster and faster, until it becomes unstoppable. Be like the train. Instead of the hardest thing first, do the EASIEST thing first. Then do the next easiest thing, and the next easiest thing. By the time that you have done all of the easiest things, you will have built up enough momentum to do the hardest things. It is human nature to be lazy. So if you can do the easiest things first, these take very little effort, and can be used to overcome the inertia of sitting still. As for perfectionism, that is often the fear of failure. You don't want perfectionism, even when maintaining an aircraft where people's lives depend on you. What you want instead, is attention to detail. You want people who can OBSERVE every little detail - including things that other people might miss. That is sometimes confused with perfectionism, but in reality, it is attention to detail. And in other areas, if you can observe things that other people miss, then you can stay one step ahead of the competition. You can create a new invention, you can find a business niche that nobody else has found, or you can find an investment opportunity that everybody else thinks is crazy - until it starts making money.
Thank you ALUX for such a great videos, they are encouraging and influencing in a positive way. I find proper time management and will power the most useful.
Can you make the video on " How to live the best of your life ?" Is it the good work all that matters ? , what about the personal happiness and freedom ? I am really confused at this . Love from Nepal🇳🇵🇳🇵
I like the saying "do the 20% of work that gets you 80% of the results you want"! I know I've heard that from you and others and I think it is working smart and not hard!
I have been brainwashed with the wrong work ethic my entire life. Working hard with little or nothing to show for it is a scam. Not anymore, working smart with bigger returns is my new work ethic.
I have an uncle that always wanted to work himself so hard for other people. Now, he can not walk at all where he exerted so much pressure on his back area (and body, in general). Doctors now say he has cancer and his spine is mushy, which explains his unbearable pain. There's literally nothing doctors can do (I mean what is left to do for a mushy spine really). After seeing my uncle so depressed where he can not do things for himself anymore, I'd refuse to ever put myself in a position where I have to break my body working for someone else (or anyone else for the matter).
working smart means finding the few activities that matter the most and going all-in on those to create the best possible results. You get the greatest outcome for every hour worked, and it doesn't get much smarter than that.
That was a test to not focus on the minor details and lose sight of the bigger picture. J/k I had to go back and check myself to make sure I didnt miss something.
"Laptops laptops and more laptops"...I hear over my shoulder as my partner views this video lol, if I buy lots of laptops will that mean I'm successful :)) on a serious note this advice is very good.
One of the best things for me at work it's to make a weekly bullet point /check list, even for the basic tasks! Btw, I work in civil engineering and I always advise my coworkers to do that to have a clearer picture of what things they should do first...but they do the opposite, they rely on other people reminding them what to do, they keep asking or interrupt me when they remember that they should have done that ages ago.
Alux the gym part can be different.. I go to the gym to release anger so I can go work the next day.. Some people do there job wrong, so I need to work around them and not look at the bad they do.. If you correct them they get angry at you.. And its mostly self push, more than another.
Thumbnail thoughts: people generally mock the picture for the man being tasked with delivering a cube, not a sphere, but it's just a metaphore for easing your work. Still I find him not the smartest because a cylinder is easier to carve, saves more of the original material and the bigger contact area of it with ground makes it easier to roll on dirt haha
Two employees were given a task to finish a sheet. One did it from scratch, the second found a template and utilised it... I took the third way... Initially I spent more time than the two other employees, but I saved more employee-hours in the long term. In my case the task was to be repeated regularly. I wrote a program that would make the sheet. Making the program took longer than making the sheet from scratch, but running the program afterwards was faster than copying the template. Later, I will share my story with Alux.
Pleasezzzz . Make vedio on how brands are moving towards digital media for marketing and how influencer marketing is going to boom in upcoming year ! And career in it
I see Bitcoin as ultimately becoming a reserve currenc banks, playing much the same role as did in the early days of banking. Banks could issue digital cash with greater anonymity and lighter weight, more efficient transactions.
How does this whole bitcoin thing work, I'm interested in it and I'm willing and ready to invest heavily in it but I'm gonna need an assistant from any trusted and productive professional
While working smarter is important because we want to be more efficient, it does not replace working hard. Working hard means sacrificing the now to enjoy the fruits of your labor later.
All manual laborers work hard, construction workers etc. They're not rich. The smart hard worker becomes a contractor and then his hard work pays off...
@@nigivlog3775 Agreed. However, you follow the opportunity. The construction worker follows the opportunity to become a contactor to better themselves and families. There are plenty of labor jobs (plumbers, electricians, pipe fitters, oil rig jobs, etc.) that because of demand make six figures. Follow the opportunity.
To understand the system trying to go through the system with the right information was where I was blocked and so please would like your advise on communicating with busy scheduled system to break through with the flow of my work
My friend works very hard- 40 to 70 hours per week. Overtime is mandatory when needed by the company. Every year he ends up with $0 in the bank account, and does food deliveries to earn vacation money. After 5+ years of working full time, he has about $14,000 in his 401k for retirement. How many weeks (not years) of retirement can he enjoy?
yes success does require "working Hard" but depends on your own definition of success & pathway you could "Working Smart" too instead of just "Working Hard", (Do Both, However even though research says to do BOTH, either 1 SEPERATED could work too, it all depends because you can "Work Hard" without "Working Smart" too / "Work Smart" without "Working Hard too, like separate it, the definition of success is broad & different for everyone because not all humans are created equal
Group kinds of work. Works that are similar are batched. Separate creative work. Now do similar ones quick and fast because they are just repetitions. These will be mindless work. Do all those batches first. Now with creative work, take time. With this system, you will be saving time with the batches. And, you can allocate that time with creative work.
I've found some creative bosses seek some type of innovation or a white paper that clarifies the new technology.....but they don't really know how to explain what they are seeking....your questions are key to finding out what they are really seeking from you...and then you can deliver something really cool... above and beyond what they were thinking of.
Hello Aluxers! which of these tips for working smarter you find the most useful. Or, do you have any of your own tips that we haven’t covered that you’d like to share?
Mind Mastery: www.alux.com/mindmastery
Get a free audiobook thanks to Audible: www.alux.com/freebook
15 Ways To Improve Productivity: y2u.be/4h04mCYvj3Q
Great work
Thank you. 😍😍😍
Relevant informations as always
@@aryancool256o Thank you for your support!
@@chakremaewahangrai We thank you!
"Procrastination is the enemy of smart worker", this was the best tip...
"Hard" work in addition with "Smart" work makes the "Heart" work
Hard work + Smart work = Heart work
Amen Procrastinating is worst at those who knows a lot because they don't know where to start. 😂
My Father use to say "work hard at being smart son"
VERY WISE MAN.
@@keyanna2633 thank you he was a very wise and good man loved my father
That's very good advice, but being smart is a talent you're born with or not. Hard workers are also born this way. They simply reject the idea of shortcuts with indignation.
Just told my nephew
My Dad always told my son work hard, but use your head also.
Thank me later.
1.) What the end goal is?
2.) Figure out the system you're dealing with.
3.) Manage your time well.
4.) Find shortcuts.
5.) Know when to ask fo help.
6.) Have interruption-free slots in your schedule.
7.) Avoid Procrastination.
Working Hard or Working Smart?
Alux Answer: Both
OK
Shouldn’t there be15?
hehe thanks bro : P
2. Figure out the SYSTEM your dealing with.
U rock.
A smart man learns from their mistake, a wise man learns from others mistakes
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mark KAO And a Genius makes None.
Facts
Nice quote from Benjamin Franklin
I believe all the quotes should provide an example along with it to avoid multiple interpretations.
Bosses rarely talk about working smart. They almost always talk about working harder. Why? So that you remain an employee instead of their boss.
Bosses themselves are hardworking mules. They give you what they have....
Bosses only recognize and reward those that run around unorganized and always appear to be busy. They seldom support those that are top producers but don't appear to be fighting fires.
It is hard to become successful by working both smart and hard because your boss will be threatened. That is not how he/she works. Self-preservation is stronger than seeing productive results. Most jobs are just a popularity contest!
Work for yourself! You'll run circles around them and be incredibly more successful!
If you need someone else to tell you to be smart you’re already a lost case
@@smv-tv true
Very true
Remember working smart can be hard.
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Neo Kgatla yes of course working smart will take a lot of sweat, blood, and tears. But it at least won’t be as hard as purely “working hard” without doing it in an intelligent way.
Yeap, you have to work hard first
At the beginning of it.
requires mental strength
Some of the best moves I made in 2019 was job hopping. All of the jobs I worked in the past paid less and many of them don't exist anymore.
I've seen too many times in my jobs when someone who works with excel, just for a simple addition problem, spend so much time with input when they could just set up the program to do what you want it to do. They work for excel instead of excel working for them.They work so hard when just taking a small bit of time to figure it out saves them so much effort.
Wait so technically, everyone who just looks in the comments for the list of what Alux said are working smarter 🤔
Yep 😂🤣
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MY MOST USEFUL TIPs
4) Find shortcuts. and 5) Know when to ask for help
The 80:20 percent rule is definitely one rule for working smart.
I just happened to be one of those people who work hard but not smart so thank you Alux
Lol.....
Don't be afraid to attempt new things to make your work easier. It seems like a lot of people,especially in the workforce, deem ideas against the system lazy.
If it saves time, effort, and energy, try it out.
Appreciate you guys!
The one about studying the system was the most valuable one to me. It just shows you what you've got in front of you so you can tackle it better.
There's no such a thing as a 'easy' job.
I've work hard and smart.
No conosco un trabajo que sea facil.
Thanks for this Awasome videos.
There's hard then there's boring jobs
I advice you to understand Ergonomics
Well, what always works for me an can be seen as a little summary of this video is: “Plan your work and work your plan!”
It’s not a long linear progression.
Working hard and smart, until you own your time and don’t rush with your upcoming projects.
Not procrastinating is the best one. I was double published and submitted my first screenplay IN THREE DAYS!
Pro tip:multi tasking always fails very badly until you realize that you ruined the house of card while trying to open fans for your efficiency/heat tolerance .. Major tasks 1st in the morning & then minor ones for the day is a good going idea, for sure.
The perfectionist looses to the progressive with time, everytime. Because when the progressive is celebrating at the finish line the perfectionist is still complaining about the uneven colour of the tracks. 😊
But sometimes the progressive has to go back and fix all their mistakes
You need to have a clear picture of what you want to achieve.
- The value of what you produce is measured by how useful it is to people.
Figure out the system you're dealing with.
- Know when to ask for help.
Manage your time well.
- Use time management tools (e.g. to-do lists).
- Take shortcuts.
- Don't spend too much time on minor details that nobody's going to notice or care about.
- Have interruption-free slots in your schedule.
- Avoid procrastination.
- Carry the cube, don't try to turn it into a sphere (work with the tools you have at hand; low-hanging fruit).
Things that are equal to the same thing- are equal to each other. I apply this concept to every task. Becoming a master of efficiency- is paramount- if you want to become highly successful.
Working smart is a way of working hard. A smart man makes his money work for him or rather investments. There are many investments out there I have tried quite a few of them but stock trading has been the most successful of all. As I have taken my time to advice young, old and investors to try out investing in forex and stock market.
Good words sir, I have taken my time to learn forex trading but I have to a conclusion, that its not as people say. I have already lost a lot trading on a demo account, i don't even want to imagine how messy the real platform could be.
Well, it was frustrating for me when I started too, but I got better with time. Now I make up to $25k on a single investment. It's all about hard work and some good research.
@@sandsdennis6560
Wow, that is some cool cash. How do you make so much? Can you share some of your tips?
I don't make that much trading on my own. I trade under the platform of an expert in the forex and stock market by name Alexia Clayton, she has a cooperation where she trades for people who don't have the experience and skills to trade.
@@sandsdennis6560
How is her services like? I have heard some good stuffs about trading with experts but haven't been able to be in touch with any.
I save time by doing things while exercusing, like listening to Alux while walking to work rather than watching as it is not important to watch. Also audible saves time. Or i watch like now when eating
This was actually a useful video. The tip about focussing time on the most important task was my favourite.
Smart way is to hire cart to push the cube , rather figuring out how to turn/shape a cube into a circle. Best one is the combination of Smart planning with hard work and being consistent. Thanx Team Alux
definitely, breaking hard tasks into many easier ones and checking them off so you get a sense of progress.
Definitely figuring out the system you are dealing with.
A great tip is finding short cuts! And using the add/multiply problem was a great example. When I was a kid, I learned that the definition of multiplication is repeated addition. So, if you can find a short cut and get the same result, best way to work smart!
The content in this video is amazing but the video is irrelevant and I find it distracting. I closed my eyes to fully understand and be focused to the content. Just saying. So much love and respect for Alux!
You can become more effective at work by focusing on what really matters. You have to measure your results, not your time. More importantly, you need to create and stick to a routine. We are creatures of habit. When we establish routines, we can carry out tasks faster since we don't have to think about the task. Had an insightful conversation with John Lee Dumas on some productivity hacks to get things done.
Hi Hala! I subscribed to your channel and your video with John Lee Dumas is one of my favorites! Very helpful hacks on productivity. We all need to hear it!
Gary vaynerchuk always debates on this subject, really seriously.. Thanks for bringing up this topic. I was curious, who else was?
Fun fact : I love Alux
Construction and building is hard work.
Designing that building is smart work.
"Many people now working so smart until they forgot how to work hard"
So instead of a forklift I should just lift the boxes or will my boss say look and this dumb ass?
good to see this video now. reminds me of what my real goals are and how to achieve them...the smarter way. thanks ALUX!
The tip about working with a team is def super important!
I think that understanding the concept of a process is very important, the process of life, business, finances, personal growth, and then you understand where you belong in the process, then you decide what's next...
Most of us can work smart provided they control their emotions. Anger clouds memory, worry lowers recall, depression leads to procrastination, fear is both good and bad, discard the latter, mental lethargy is more tiresome than physical lethargy so stop unnecessary thinking. Follow up, follow up and follow up, assumption is mother of all goofups.
I rewatch this video whenever I need to remind myself to work smarter
You have to think about it as being a part of a team cast I have a video on my Mastery that I would recommend that you watch if that's okay hit me back if you're interested
As always, wonderful messages Alux, Thanks!
Working smarter instead of harder works; unless you are a weight lifter. Then you need to simply work harder. Working smarter can also be like perfectionism. Sometimes people spend so much time trying to figure out how to get out of work, that they could have just done the work to begin with, and would have been well on the way towards getting something done. Working smarter works best for routines, where you already know what you want to do anyway - you just want to do it better. But sometimes you need to get it done the quick and dirty way, by simply working harder.
As for doing the hardest thing first, think of a train moving along the tracks. It starts out by barely moving, and then by moving an inch at a time. But then it moves faster and faster, until it becomes unstoppable. Be like the train. Instead of the hardest thing first, do the EASIEST thing first. Then do the next easiest thing, and the next easiest thing. By the time that you have done all of the easiest things, you will have built up enough momentum to do the hardest things. It is human nature to be lazy. So if you can do the easiest things first, these take very little effort, and can be used to overcome the inertia of sitting still.
As for perfectionism, that is often the fear of failure. You don't want perfectionism, even when maintaining an aircraft where people's lives depend on you. What you want instead, is attention to detail. You want people who can OBSERVE every little detail - including things that other people might miss. That is sometimes confused with perfectionism, but in reality, it is attention to detail. And in other areas, if you can observe things that other people miss, then you can stay one step ahead of the competition. You can create a new invention, you can find a business niche that nobody else has found, or you can find an investment opportunity that everybody else thinks is crazy - until it starts making money.
Thank you ALUX for such a great videos, they are encouraging and influencing in a positive way.
I find proper time management and will power the most useful.
Can you make the video on " How to live the best of your life ?"
Is it the good work all that matters ? , what about the personal happiness and freedom ?
I am really confused at this .
Love from Nepal🇳🇵🇳🇵
Sak
I like the saying "do the 20% of work that gets you 80% of the results you want"! I know I've heard that from you and others and I think it is working smart and not hard!
Hard work ....
Smart work...
I have been brainwashed with the wrong work ethic my entire life. Working hard with little or nothing to show for it is a scam. Not anymore, working smart with bigger returns is my new work ethic.
I have an uncle that always wanted to work himself so hard for other people. Now, he can not walk at all where he exerted so much pressure on his back area (and body, in general). Doctors now say he has cancer and his spine is mushy, which explains his unbearable pain. There's literally nothing doctors can do (I mean what is left to do for a mushy spine really).
After seeing my uncle so depressed where he can not do things for himself anymore, I'd refuse to ever put myself in a position where I have to break my body working for someone else (or anyone else for the matter).
Smarter not harder is awesome. Wish more people were into it.
There is so much good information packed in each of these videos!
Any tips on remembering to apply all of them?
Funny I’m watching this on a twosdays ❤️✊🏾
Based on the videos I've seen, I could subscribe to and watch Alux.com and nothing else and that'd be enough.
working smart means finding the few activities that matter the most and going all-in on those to create the best possible results. You get the greatest outcome for every hour worked, and it doesn't get much smarter than that.
How if they want a box, not a round shape object to push (thumbnail)
Understanding the work culture and time management are the most efficient according to me 😌
Shortcuts os usage, shortcuts design any, most important
Is it just me or did 3rd point come after 1st? Where's the 2nd point?
That was a test to not focus on the minor details and lose sight of the bigger picture. J/k I had to go back and check myself to make sure I didnt miss something.
The 2nd came after the 3rd, which was the 2nd one mentioned. ;-)
Working smart gives more out put for the same effort and resources
it's that mamba mentality💪💪
Kobe was truly great
"Laptops laptops and more laptops"...I hear over my shoulder as my partner views this video lol, if I buy lots of laptops will that mean I'm successful :)) on a serious note this advice is very good.
Avoid procrastination
Take a break from social media
Have a Willpower
Ask for help
These were my favorite points from this video.
One of the best things for me at work it's to make a weekly bullet point /check list, even for the basic tasks!
Btw, I work in civil engineering and I always advise my coworkers to do that to have a clearer picture of what things they should do first...but they do the opposite, they rely on other people reminding them what to do, they keep asking or interrupt me when they remember that they should have done that ages ago.
I always like your videos before I watch them!
Alux pls make videos on relationship rules and how to navigate relationships.
Good morning motivation.
Good morning sex is a better motivation
Hey alux friend 🤩🤩(sounds like a Sunday video)🤔
It’s saturday
Yep
Hard worker: 2+2+2+2+2=10
Smart worker: 5X2=10
Genius Worker (me): 10=10
Always show the points in screen,it is more helpful
Efficiency is key🙌🙌
I've found that creating a daily/weekly workflow helps me more than an actual schedule.
Alux the gym part can be different.. I go to the gym to release anger so I can go work the next day.. Some people do there job wrong, so I need to work around them and not look at the bad they do.. If you correct them they get angry at you..
And its mostly self push, more than another.
...“Work harder AND Smarter”...
Work Smart and Let the Money Work Harder!
Gregor Jerman Do both! And your outcomes will exponentiate...
Thanks for the video alux. I would like to see a video for young people who what to move out of their parents house.
I think the most helpful tip is "know when to ask for help".
Always finish the hard stuff as your said procrastination...
This channel straight up became a top 10 channel
Thumbnail thoughts: people generally mock the picture for the man being tasked with delivering a cube, not a sphere, but it's just a metaphore for easing your work. Still I find him not the smartest because a cylinder is easier to carve, saves more of the original material and the bigger contact area of it with ground makes it easier to roll on dirt haha
Two employees were given a task to finish a sheet. One did it from scratch, the second found a template and utilised it... I took the third way... Initially I spent more time than the two other employees, but I saved more employee-hours in the long term.
In my case the task was to be repeated regularly. I wrote a program that would make the sheet. Making the program took longer than making the sheet from scratch, but running the program afterwards was faster than copying the template.
Later, I will share my story with Alux.
Pleasezzzz . Make vedio on how brands are moving towards digital media for marketing and how influencer marketing is going to boom in upcoming year ! And career in it
0:55 the only truth and the key message of the entire video!!
Damn True 👏
Totally Agree
👏👏
@@CapturedExperiences thanks
@@inspiringnepal1705 yeap
I see Bitcoin as ultimately becoming a reserve currenc banks, playing much the same role as did in the early days of banking. Banks could issue digital cash with greater anonymity and lighter weight, more
efficient transactions.
Bitcoin is the future, Investing in it now will be the wisest thing to do especially with the current rise
You're right
But don't know why people still remains poor out of ignorance
How does this whole bitcoin thing work, I'm interested in it and I'm willing and ready to invest heavily in it but I'm gonna need an assistant from any trusted and productive professional
You don't really need someone to tell you how to invest your coins, you can make research on your own and also try doing it yourself first.
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While working smarter is important because we want to be more efficient, it does not replace working hard. Working hard means sacrificing the now to enjoy the fruits of your labor later.
All manual laborers work hard, construction workers etc. They're not rich. The smart hard worker becomes a contractor and then his hard work pays off...
@@nigivlog3775 Agreed. However, you follow the opportunity. The construction worker follows the opportunity to become a contactor to better themselves and families. There are plenty of labor jobs (plumbers, electricians, pipe fitters, oil rig jobs, etc.) that because of demand make six figures. Follow the opportunity.
Smart work needs creativity and efficient descions quicker
Sometime need to work hard as well as work smart..... when needed......
Thank You.
No, i just need to put in more work boss needs an amazing square not a circle
To understand the system trying to go through the system with the right information was where I was blocked and so please would like your advise on communicating with busy scheduled system to break through with the flow of my work
My friend works very hard- 40 to 70 hours per week. Overtime is mandatory when needed by the company. Every year he ends up with $0 in the bank account, and does food deliveries to earn vacation money.
After 5+ years of working full time, he has about $14,000 in his 401k for retirement. How many weeks (not years) of retirement can he enjoy?
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Work hard when practicing/training
Work smart when performing/competing.
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Working hard and working smart go together like left goes together with right or like yin and yang.
When you have both then the sky is the limit.
work hard? No way. Work smart bro.
yes success does require "working Hard" but depends on your own definition of success & pathway you could "Working Smart" too instead of just "Working Hard", (Do Both, However even though research says to do BOTH, either 1 SEPERATED could work too, it all depends because you can "Work Hard" without "Working Smart" too / "Work Smart" without "Working Hard too, like separate it, the definition of success is broad & different for everyone because not all humans are created equal
Man, stock videos like these really contribute to people thinking that Apple is absolutely superior
Group kinds of work. Works that are similar are batched. Separate creative work. Now do similar ones quick and fast because they are just repetitions. These will be mindless work. Do all those batches first. Now with creative work, take time. With this system, you will be saving time with the batches. And, you can allocate that time with creative work.
If u wanna work smart you have work hard first of all.
I have a book about procrastination but I have postponed reading it 😜
The best tip was the first tip: concentrate on the End Goal 😎🌏
do you think working smart can be applied in 'thien duong' countries ?
I've found some creative bosses seek some type of innovation or a white paper that clarifies the new technology.....but they don't really know how to explain what they are seeking....your questions are key to finding out what they are really seeking from you...and then you can deliver something really cool... above and beyond what they were thinking of.
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