How to actually stop scrolling.
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receiving the notification while scrolling on IG 💀
IGuess?? which app is This IGuess
Guess you should stop scrolling then
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Matrix 😮
good thing no one messages me :'D
Aside from meditating, here's what helped me the most: Always be aware of what you're currently doing. You're gonna be surprised just how much control your subconcious has over your daily routines. You'll start to notice patterns such as randomly going to your phone to check a notification, only to end up scrolling on YT/TikTok/Whichever social media site you're using. Focus on what you're doing, and once you notice the urge creeping up, try to resist it and concentrate on your ACTUAL goals at hand. You don't have to use willpower, just let the urge slide and convince yourself to do smth. productive instead. Cravings for small bursts of dopamine will usually subside the moment you enter the Flow State
Real
you brought up my attention over an unhealthy habit that I do often. I'll start working on it just like you advised, thank you!
shut up
Did you guys know that there is no strong or good evidence that social media etc. actually shortens the attention span. Even if it feels like it, good evidence isn't available. The best thing you can find is from microsoft a very bad constructed and from more than a decade ago.
Journaling is helping me track those undesired behavious, it gets easy to pay attention on those while youre doing it, not only after
This is what TH-cam used to be. An actual, serious video with a real person speaking with personal ideals and wisdom on a script that they really cared for. I really loved this video. It will probably change my life someday.
not someday, now
mine aswell
"someday" lol, monkey brain not ready to give up tiktok just yet?
*now
Now
Hi, if you are in a complete brain rot state, I would recommend you to start walking outside with music without allowing yourself to look at your phone. Bonus point if you put an album on that you wanted to listen to front to back for a long time. This isn't boring but slow paced and a good point to start. Start with 15-20 Minutes and most likely you are in flow by then and can do more easily. It was my start and now I walk 60-90 Minutes multiple times a week without even music, just thinking about my life and who I even am. It is a worthwhile pursuit. Good luck guys!
Brain rot 💀💀💀 nahh i just have adhd so i don't think that its actually shorting my attention span more because when i want to do something i really want I won't get bored off it
@@almaka17key word brother “If”
@@almaka17 Using adhd is an excuse, so do I but I don't let it get the better of me
great advice but now addicted to music
@@almaka17Interesting take. Do you see the problem though? What you've basically claimed is that it's not possible for you to have the "problem" of short attention span. You seem to think your adhd means you have no room to improve on yourself.
the irony is that this video genuinely gave me a panic attack because i so badly felt like i needed to be doing something else. thats probably why i really needed it. i still feel anxious but i think thats honestly a natural reaction when your brain has adjusted for so long to the doomscrolling mentality. word. thanks for the vid.
Thanks for sharing ❤ hope you are doing well
to help with those worried that they can't sit with no thoughts, its normal. meditation is not the lack of thoughts, quite the opposite. It is thinking until you have nothing else to think about. Baby steps, you're doing fine.
Oh gosh, thank you so much. I stopped meditating for this exact reason, whenever I caught myself thinking it tensed me and sent into a loop. Starting again will be easier with this knowledge
Yeah, bc your brain then finally has the time to go through all of these thoughts consciously 🙏 and it might take some time, but you just have to keep doing it 😊
Be aware of these thoughts, and then let them go. Eventually you'll get more and more control over this.
So I have to drain my brain off thoughts?
One day I spent around 40 minutes doing nothing but think, creating new threads of stories and things like this. That was entertainment, not meditation so that's not like you can just think about whatever you want. You need to go with tide. At least I think so, I don't have any experience with meditation
I really miss "long" content on youtube, 20-30 minute videos on what ever it, because it felt like it was worth it, even if it was a star wars lore video or a episode of Markiplier, it felt like you're taking time to do this, ware as tik tok YT shorts and reels just want to grab your attention and distract you from anything
There are still such videos - maybe you can search for them.
I've recognized that when I watch short videos then I will only get short videos on the TH-cam-page. But when I watch long videos then TH-cam shows me another long videos. Maybe you should search for them and then you will receive more and more of them.
They still exist, just most people fell into those short videos, because it’s more stimulating.
Shorts is the worst thing that happened to TH-cam imo
Sam Sulek🐐
same
Get out of the comments and focus on the video
Bro has cameras spying on us💀
liking so this can be the top comment
my bad
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Correct
thanks for this video. i haven’t really been at my best in school because of my social media addiction. but for now on, every morning when i wake up, i’ll meditate for 5 minutes like you said. hopefully this will help me with my studies and such.
My videos might help also :)
How has it been for you? Any relevant or perceivable changes?
Hey! I'm not the pearson who wrote the original comment, but I'd like to answer your question haha. I'm addicted to scrolling and started meditating a month ago with the help of an app called Atom. My anxiety and procrastination are weaker now! Of course, at the moment, it hasn't been life changing (one thing I've learned in this journey is that the turning point happens gradually) but I know that, in some months or even years, I'll look back and think "wow, now I see how it was life changing". Well, for now, the things I've noticed are: if my thoughts are consuming me, meditating helps not only to quiet them considerably at the moment, but also that effect stays for some hours after I finish my meditation. They dont go away, but man just having less of them is of big help to my concentration. I have more will not only to work, but also to take care of myself properly - clean my room more often, eat healthier meals, exercise...
And, an important disclaimer: these changes didnt happen exclusively because of meditation. I've been working on myself in different areas of my life for 3 years now. I'm not trying to lessen the importance of meditation for my life, I'm just trying to be realist. With that in mind, hopefully you will start meditating (or some other self care and self improvement habit) and feel better :) Good luck and goob work guys!
@@danielakonno13 I'm really glad it started working for you!! May I ask what else are you doing to improve your concentration and your lifestyle in general?
you got an update?
Yes! As a psych major, describing self-control being a muscle we tense and relax over periods of time, built gradually by training, is hitting the nail right on its head! Thank you so much for spreading this!
hitting a nail on the head.. heads have brains.. was that a pun
@@DccToonexpression
It sometimes baffles me that this sort of thing isn't taught as widely as physical exercise. I'm a psych major as well and even just one semester of one psych class taught me more about my brain and especially the processes involved with neuroplasticity that I believe everyone should learn. Why are psychologists the only ones taught that parts of your conscious AND subconscious mind are physically and tangibly changed with time and effort? Sure I always heard things about meditation helping with focus and stress and whatnot, but I never really believed it until I understood the physical and tangible process behind said phenomena.
@@xanathar8659 Right?? This video is applied cognitive psychology! I feel like if basic concepts in cog psych and social psych were taught to the masses, we’d have a more conscientious and industrious world.
Appreciate someone fact checking this using science. Actually convinced me even more to do meditation and stuff.
Close the app.
Thanks a lot bro I quit my addiction due this insane advice
@@sair9850 awesome so glad it helped
Bro made us skip 5min vid in just a sentences
alright, I finished the video anyways and I need to sleep
Thanks
Thank you so much man.
I was actually suffering from a lot of procrastination and unproductivity.
This is actually the first video that i did not scroll away and i appreciate it so much! The way you insert the aesthetically pleasing background with ghibli is so fascinating. We love the efforts and thank you for your advice!
name of song?
I noticed that after meditating, i'm actually excited to work and get stuff done. I imagine it like my dopamine receptors are actually "cleansed" enough to enjoy the small dopamine hit of finishing a task. Idk if it makes any sense but yeah, meditating is great
This make much sense
On my work computer, I changed my youtube shortcut this video instead of the homepage. Suffice to say, it's helped. Now - instead of immediately distracting myself with random content - I take 5 minutes to think about focus, mediation, and being intentional. This 'guide' is really becoming more of a daily ritual for me, and I'm really glad I watched it
lf more videos had this kind of style (chill music and, visuals and font) I would like to watch it even more than most of the other stuff out there. I often feel overwhelmed by the fast pace, sudden cuts and flashy editing of vids and quit them because of it, even though their topic was actually intresting for me.
Thanks for this one ❤
I used to mediate a couple years ago back when I was in the toughest period of high school. This stuff genuinely helps. Not just for attention span either. It helps with depression and sleep deprivation too. Honestly im gonna take this video as a reminder to start doing it again. Thank you!
i can agree, meditation helps with so many things you don't even realise, i used to meditate routinely a few years ago, this video was a sign for me to start again.
When I used to skate and it would fill up with a lot of people (kids especially), I would get nauseous and loooooaads of anxious feelings, which would lead to... dun-dun-dunn, an anxiety attack. 😀
Back then, I would use methods to ground myself in hopes of it working on the spot, but anxiety was something I didn't know how to handle that well, nor did I know anyone who could help. (My dad's best advice to this was to "just calm down," as if I'm not trying lmao.)
A few years back, right around quarantine because I was taking up journaling again, I realized that in a crowded room, the space in my head was even louder with thoughts that don't even matter to me.
(After meditating, even though anxiety attacks still happen, it isn't as bad anymore and a lot less frequent.)
Like the person above me said, this video inspired me to meditate a lot more again. I've been slacking with poor excuses to make myself feel better, but it's (imo) better than any medication out there. Seeing everyone's comments helped me see that I'm not the only one, so it's easier to be forgiving toward myself for that.
I'm really glad to be in an era where so many people are connected like this. Otherwise, I would've never found out about meditation or its benefits. These people are really amazing, so long as you look for them. :)
thank you for sharing this! I’m currently struggling with feeling tired and stress from school and this helps me realise that meditating can help this as well! ❤
LSD helps too
@@pedroroque829LMAO
Something I've been doing is a thing called morning pages, it's three pages every morning of stream of consciousness writing. Writing whatever comes to mind. I'm doing this in a classic composition notebook so the pages are fairly big (compared to most journals) so writing tends to take me 40 minutes to an hour depending on how focused I am, no phone, music, etc. Since it's writing, it's also interesting to examine the how's and why's of endless scrolling. For me it seems connected to my fear of waking up in the morning, the fear of having to face the world, so scrolling numbs it. I've been actively using the internet less (endless youtube videos and social media) and there's been a direct association for me to dissociate less, have less panic attacks, and be generally better in my skin. I believe it's because I get to curate more what I want to see, been using a pocket notebook to scribble, write down ideas, etc and when bored I've been looking back into that notebook which is 1) limited in information due to size and amount of pages and 2) things I care more about than random instagram crap. Also started a commonplace book for information I'd want to retain, another way to curate what I take in and want to remember. Paper has really been changing my life
You are so intellectual
Where are you from
@@nusratali8337 Uh.... thanks?
Does drawing and talking to yourself work too?
@@kandi-pops863 Considering how important I find my sketchbooks and how much they saved me life (quite possibly literally), yeah! Drawing is insanely important. I've made my mind a physical place in my brain. Talking to yourself can be insanely useful too, highly recommend Internal Family Systems, it literally changed my life. The thing about journals and sketchbooks is that they're in physical space and you can reread what you wrote which is very important as well
This has been 1 of the most simplest, real, shortest and a helpful video. Thank u for making me realise the importance of being focused and meditation.
Thank you im like only a teen and this vid probably helped me harness my true potential it was really nice to finally see a youtuber who cares about their audience and listeners it was good to find you while looking for others(:
the way i was scrolling through the comments during the first few minutes 😭😭 this was a great vid! thank you!
I've started meditating a few years ago, so I guess I don't fall in the target audience you were aiming for. Nonetheless I think this is a great way to approach those who have never meditated before, great video!
So what do you think helps more for a higher attention audience?
@@zhiar3052 I feel like if you have a high attention span you should really be reading. It doesn't matter whether you read novels, philosophy or poetry. But the thing is when you read you're actively committed to it, on the other hand when you watch a video you're a passive user. At least that's what I'm trying to do, but I still spend a long time here on youtube haha
@@leoreycarDoes academic books count? (Chemestry, Maths, Physics)?
@@sebastianpereyra1466 absolutely! If that's what you're passionate about, you'll be focused on them and you'll build up your attention span :)
I read self improvement books and I tell myself that self improvement books are like medicine that we have to consume(read) daily but only few pages.
Keep spreading the message! Much love
i'm proud. I watched the whole video. And i'm definitely gonna change myself and i'll increase my focus. Thank youu i needed this💗
Honestly, reading is a great way to increase your attention span. It’s pretty fun too, and you really can only focus on one thing otherwise you won’t know what the story is about. Meditation is great too, also to calm down and empty your mind.
Also reading and drawing everything that comes to mind are forms of meditation from my experience
Yeah. I used to love reading, going through thousands of pages per week. After I discovered shorts and reels, I've cut down my reading by like 95%, and felt really bad about it. I gotta start reading again soon.
@@touchqrassGoing through the same thing right now but I've made some changes like deleting instagram so I hope that helps
best of luck G@@hkk5340
@@touchqrass if you don't have a goodreads account, i suggest you make one. ik it's basically a social media for books but it's a huge motivator for getting more reading done. add reader friends and follow some review accounts (actually take the time to read the reviews). i've been into reading for a few years now and tbh my life feels so positive and healthy when i'm actively reading (i can't rn cuz i have my exams going on). when i noticed that social media did this to me, i disabled all my accounts. you can start with a week and extend your time. now, i don't see any importance/relevance of it in my life. and yeah, having a place to interact with books and people who read books, always make me want to pick another one up :)
I followed this one meditation video for 30 days in a row. It was meant for ADHD people (such as myself), so it had a sound cue to redirect your attention back to the video. After some time of listening to that same video every night, I noticed I was able to focus much better even without the sound cues than I was when I first listened to it. That was huge progress for me, since my mind usually tends to run from thought to thought, but not during meditation.
I can wholeheartedly recommend meditation. The better focus is not the only benefit you get from doing it. It increases your dopamine levels (which is directly linked to your focus. More dopamine = better focus). Meditation also helps you calm down and release stress, possibly slowing down your thoughts and focusing on the present or on your body (this is called mindfulness). Putting your electronics away an hour before you go to sleep and then meditating can improve your quality of sleep as well. Meditating every day improves your mood.
And possibly loads of other benefits that I can’t think of right now. 100% recommend.
Edit: just gotta say that now I want to close TH-cam and do something else. I was originally gonna watch some shorts, but this video was a great reminder of what’s actually healthy
I really struggle with my thoughts during meditation. They don't stop running and I don't really feel much calmer afterwards. Do you think it's just something I need to practice so it will get better over time?
hi! can you name or link the meditation video here? thank u sm!!
Can you please put the name of the video?
can you drop the name of the video?
I would love a link, please 😊
Ooh, I needed this so much. Thank you for the advice!!!
This video was really helpful. I watched many videos about this theme, but none of them was good as this. Thanks a lot.
I started focusing on my prayers recently to really connect my mind to what I'm saying. I think having routinely prayers helps the brain to stay in focus on their future goals as we ask God for what we want to be in our lives and how we want to depart from this life.
you know what? that's pretty on point. subvocalizing (whispering, praying, etc) not only lets you actually focus on what you're saying, but also engages your orbitofrontal cortex, which controls behavior. basically, praying about what you want to become instead of saying it out loud like in conversation is much more effective and actually leads to lasting change. keep at it, man
Same
Yup ! It works and it is good for us that is why Allah said us to pray everyday ! 🤍 but sometimes we fail to do so :(
May Allah help us and guide us ✨❤️Ameen !
Same
Man, your videos are too quality. Short but informative, totally different from other self help videos out there...
Yeah
Thanks man, I'll start from today, this video gave me the real motivation for this!
Great video. It's simple, relaxing and helpful at the same time. Keep up with your work.
damn those 30 seconds breathing took me to a different world.thanks bro
you need to make more videos; you have a way with words other people don't have on this platform, addressing real points that alot of people struggle, explaining why they happen, how to overcome it, etc. dawg just make more videos 😭😭
Thank you so much, Love and guidance brother.
This video actually helped me tremendously, i have a very short attention span, and sometimes people notice that im not paying attention, and i just zone out, but now im tired of that; i actually want to start meditating; i want to listen you people's conversations (not nosily); i want to learn. So thanks IncognitoCEO!
What could also help is watching these video essays on topics that are interesting to you or topics that you planned on researching but haven't had the motivation to start. Video essays can span up to an hour or 4 hours (even more sometimes). It's a good way to get your mind going if you're able to stay on that video without scrolling and/or doing something else on the side! But also consider why you're looking for distractions and what's going on in your life thats causing you to constantly look for stimulation. Once you're aware or have addressed said issue, it can help immensely :D
Honestly it's opposite for me. I think root cause is loneliness.
Meditating only enhances my realisation of being lonely. I want more distraction & more people in my life.
Thankful. At around 16, I started to be more proactive with my social media use. It’s def paying off because my attention span and productivity have increased and sky rocket. Still to this day, as a 19 year old, I keep myself in check.
I'm the oppositw
MAN TYSM THIS VID GAVE ME THE MOTIVATION TO BETTER MYSELF COMPLETELY
I feel exhausted even when I'm watching this video to help me to stop scrolling and pull my attention together. Even that shows us how social media f us up and we can't even focus for 330 seconds. I hope we can all get through this guys. Know that you are not alone and if we try enough, we will be able to focus on things again :)
I didn’t even want to leave this video. The visuals were so relaxing
Great video! Thank you so much, I hadn't realized that's what has happened to me.
1. I'll make of meditation a habit.
2. I'll stop multitasking
3. I'll get used to spending more time with myself and my thoughts.
How is it goin' bud'?
@@mikatov240 Thanks for checking on me. You're so nice!! I have been spending more time in silence, only using TH-cam when I want to look up a specific video, and focusing on 1 activity does help to enjoy doing simple tasks like doing chores at home or going for errands, it also makes me aware of the time. However, the mediation habit lasted for around 2 weeks, and since then I just do it seldom 2-3 times x week.
Your comment has served me as a reminder and great motivation to try again, thank you!! are you also trying to implement this pal?
@@agedamaki3590 thanks for the nice words. Am not doin' it recently but have it in my mind. Glad to remind you your decitions, have a nice one
@@mikatov240 did you start doing it?
Great tips! Thanks)
Just discovered the channel and wow... the transitions with those gifs/images/videos/animes are a perfect combination flowing around the profound message of the society we are living in nowadays... Thank You!
the video: talking about how bc of the scrolling we have short attention span
me already about to speed up the video: 😦
Being honest, I was one of them who was going to cut off this video and listen to song, but I was making my mind to watch this video till the end to learn how to increase attention span and I'm succeed to watch this till the end.
I'll start to meditate from next morning and it's my promise.
Now that you wrote your promise you are linked to it. Try your best, also I'll try tomorrow morning too.
@@andrealazzarotto856 thank you so much man! I'm succeed to keep my promise for the first day, my morning started few hours before and I did meditation and sat for my study instantly after the meditation. I'll give my best to continue it🌟
@@epicpoetry728keep going and stay consistent!
@@epicpoetry728how is it going my man
@@bruh-hr1mt giving you my honest reply,,,,, so I broke the streak 4-5 times, I procrastinated, I piled up my study stuffs and now suffering again, but I won't give up my hopes, I'll start the streak again😊. I realized, “If I fail many times but start again from the start, then I will surely achieve my goals❤️". Thank you so much brother for asking me.
This was honestly the chillest video on this or in general thanks this helped a lot
thank u i needed this
My internet went down for about 10 minutes during the exercise and I was thinking, "This has to be the longest 30 seconds of my life". I'm not a newbie to meditation but I haven't done it in a long long time, even when I wanted and needed to. Thanks for giving me that push again, I can't remember the last time I relaxed.
Thank you I needed this ima start trying to meditate in the mornings. I’m typically stressed out in the mornings but setting aside just 3 minutes to focus on my self is going to help a LOT thank u again!! ❤❤
One of the best videos I’ve seen in a while. I agree with you man and thanks for making this video
Thanks for this video.
Everyone reading this is capable of self-control and doing great things 💪
Thanks bro for the tips I'll start doing it
So glad I got this, I was sitting through a programming tutorial and HATED it because my screen resolution doesn't display the text well, so I took a "break" and went to go check some random TH-cam video, thanks man.
Finally the cure to brain rot.
Seriously though this really helps, it’s just about stepping back and realising you’ve been scrolling, or taking a minute out of your everyday life to stop thinking with no stimulation.
Actually a really useful video, thanks for taking the time to make this.
I stumbled upon your video not expecting much, but everything you said was on point. Ive struggled with binge scrolling ever since I’ve gotten a phone and always resented reading a book. Thank you for making this, I think you’ve saved my life
This is awesome, thank you :) At first I wondered whether this was just another joke, but it's actually super relevant. Now, meditation is nothing new to me, but in fact it kinda faded away because I often feel like I've got so many things to do... ..not always easy to take some time doing no thing. But indeed, it's crucial.
Great Video. Practical advice, in practice. Keep going man 🙌
thank you so much for this video it was genuinely very calming
and it inspired me to start meditating to enjoy the moment more
instead of wandering off onto something else that's happening.
I am so thankful to have seen this, its really inspiring.
guys try to do a 1h rep of reading twice a day then 2h rep a day, you'll find how much time it takes for you to fall off in focus and to focus back on the subject at hand. you can like in your work outs put objectives and write the results down. reading is the best exercice to perform better.
Please elaborate
I ain’t got time for that. Like. Actually. I have to rush to get ready for school, go through school, walk home, do homework, then get put through an arbitrarily long session of studying, eat dinner, go back go studying, get 1 hour of relaxing, and then go to bed.
I really needed this, thank you.
Simply amazing, well worded and a great analogy of muscle growth.
i like how short and to the point your videos are. visuals are never too flashy. never change bro
Wow, your whole dialogue actually made me watch this whole video. HAHAHA I had a few realizations and I love you for making me realize these things. To be honest, I just clicked on this planning only to watch for a few seconds and skip at yet what you said caught me red handed making me want to listen more and be obedient.
I started a playlist and named it "my fav" and ur the first video i added to!! thankkk uuu i cant believe i actually watched a 5min video without skipping i literally had to hold my hand together and focus in middle of screen and when i tried the part to focus in my breath i never felt this better and relaxed, fun fact last time i commented was yearssss ago lol
I'm not sure if it's the time I'm watching this, your delivery, or something else but your advice is working wonders, thank you 💙
love ur videos
I needed this video way earlier 😭😭😭
Thank you very much sir!
i love these kind of videos, and I am working of myself
This is a very much needed video
This is truly inspiring. In a world where it's nearly impossible to not be distracted from short after short, I can say that this will help me and many others out there, and I think that more people need videos like this. Thank you.
Thank you my friend, i'm on this battle and i am sure that it will also help with my anxiety problems
I really enjoy your video, english is not my first language but i found it easy to understand and that's makes me happy.
Hugs from Brazil!
Thanks man for this wonderful vedio it's changing my way
So it took you 5 minutes to tell me to meditate??!!!!
Yeah, should have been at least 10 minutes, I'm upset
it's really for the better
Bro thinks he wasted 5 minutes by listening to someone who is giving out a life changing advice, after he scrolled on social media for hours.
please dont give up on this channel, i love ur vids! as a game developer working by myself, i have noticed a huge improvement in my productivity in the last week!
Amazing advice.. In fact, I want to watch and listen to this video daily as a ritual. My thing I occasionally do when I am on the extreme of emotions like anxiety, depression etc, I write down my thoughts as much as possible. Putting it down in paper itself feels like a meditation to me.
This is an amazing channel with actual actionable advice no matter the age. Keep up the good work !
Thanks bro. Thats really helped me
Leaving a comment for the algorithm so this hopefully reaches as much people as possible.
I’m grateful whenever somebody adresses the topic of scrolling ourselves to our doom. Vids like this are so importnant for us.
Thx for this video, you’re doing something important and meaningful ✌️
Thank you for this video. I struggle with overactive and intrusive thoughts, so I tend to try drowning them out with scrolling, but those 30 seconds of focusing on my breathing and nothing else just felt like bliss. I haven't felt that calm in months. I'll definitely be trying this again in the morning. :)
wait what?? those were 30 seconds?? they felt like 10 seconds to me
Me too! :)
I'm extremely glad to not be addicted to social media. I was instead looking for preventative measures. This video still helped. Thank you
Thank you. I actually was meditating before, I woke up 15 minutes earlier to just meditate, and it worked magic. Not only I was more focused, but also less anxious (I struggled a little with my mental health because of feeling anxious). I'm really tried these days and totally forgot about it, so that video was just what I needed. For me, it's just a reminder, but I hope more people will actually see the benefits of meditating. Again, thank you!
i think starting the day with pray and dua is pretty much same so i will keep on doing that (actually i will keep on trying to do that xd) but also i will focus on my breath too. thank you for your videos. i followed you with how to work without motivation and liked your videos.
Currently Scrolling @3am and decided to watch ur vid
This was truly enlightening. It emphasized the significance of being mindful of my actions and highlighted the shortcomings in my attention span. It provided clarity on why I've been struggling to meet deadlines, facing criticism for unfulfilled promises, and experiencing a lack of rhythm in my life. Recognizing my need for constant stimulation, I often become overwhelmed when it's lacking. The video underscored the importance of grounding oneself and the value of meditation. I'm committed to incorporating meditation into my routine again. Thank you for sharing this insightful content. Keep up the excellent work!
I got distracted so many times while watching this but caught myself on all of the times I got distracted. thanks
Just my two cents as a muslim, waking up early in the morning and praying fajr has a similar effect to meditation, at least for me. It feels rewarding pouring all your focus into worship first thing in the morning, and sitting calmly with a clear head afterwards. Helps you keep track of what's most important, i encourage my fellow muslimeen to make more of an effort in praying fajr on time in this age where technology consumes us
Thank you brother
Yesss you are right !
My scrolling has gotten to the point where I’m watching all the videos on 2x speed 😢
That genuinely was a cool video that really opened up something in my brain thx 🤔
i watched the entire video and my phone was going off during that time, i had the urge to check it and i felt that sense of wanting to check it and it made me realise how low my attention span is, i appreciate this video and i am glad that i found it on my suggested, i will work on improving my attention span as well as try to meditate daily to better my focus
The clips you use in your videos are amazing, i like the theme of your Videos 💯
Oh my god thank you so much for this video, you have helped me so much today by just uploading this video. I will do this for 1 month consistently and I will tell the results after 1 month (Lets just hope I remember)
I from Brazil. Thanks TH-cam for recommend this video, I really needed it
Thank you, i love meditation but I don’t do this very often. Thank you for this video, the most important for me is the fact that my mind for real isn’t needed that, that the needing of turn it off isn’t real, isn’t needing so thank you for this words, you helped me❤️
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Everything about this video is incredible, it actually helped me, as I was trying to focus and not click off it was really hard at first but when I finished I felt so relieved and calm, thank you for these great advices, will definitely start meditating.
thanks bro, that helps me changing my life
Thank you, truly
Really good if you have too many thoughts to be able to sleep.
I started doing it just to try to think about nothing, absolutely nothing out of curiosity, it was hard, it felt weirdly nice and then it hit me that it was actually what people called meditation.