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Yeah same, I tried to only concentrate on the video, but my brain just fly away to some random thoughts. I lost control of my brain long time ago, but I am willing to take it back
1. Set a certain time for deep work every day - The best way to make work less exhausting is to make it a habit. Set an extended time to do your work and get rid of any distractions. - Cal Newport, the author of Deep Work, suggests doing deep work first in the morning, from 9 a.m. to midday. That’s when your mind functions the best. - When you first start, don’t worry if you can only do about 20 - 30 minutes. With enough practice, you will be able to extend it to a few hours, but not more than 4. Research shows that a human’s brain can’t focus for more than 4 hours at a time. 2. Have a shutdown ritual - Ways to unplug: - Take a nap - Meditate - Take a walk in nature - Don't scroll through social media during the break. This is like you would slow down and take a rest instead of doing burpees during a marathon race to run farther. 3. Have a rule of being distracted - Set a certain for distracting activities like checking emails, scrolling social media, etc. It’s better to do these activities after deep work. 4. Take care of your body - Sleep for at least 7 hours a day. Those who don’t have enough sleep have a worse performance during the day. - Exercise. Our brains become more plastic and perform better when we exercise. Also, your short-term memory functions at its peak up to 3 - 4 hours after exercising. - Stay hydrated. Keep a water bottle by your side while engaging in deep work. - Eat healthily. 5. The Pomodoro Technique - Work for 25 minutes without interruption. - Take a rest for 5 minutes. - Repeat the cycle 4 times then take a long break
" I don't care how much power, brilliance, or energy you have, if you don't harness it and focus it on a specific target, and hold it there you're never going to accomplish as much as your ability warrants." - Zig Ziglar
1. Work on single task for long periods of times without distractions 2. Set a certain time each day 3. Destimulate your day in one day 4. Rules for focus time - all distractions 5. Body - exercise, sleep, hydrate, diet 6. Pomodoro
This is so true and so important. I can say from experience that deep work really works and that working in a distracted state is extremely counterproductive and the same for multitasking.
To me, focus is almost everything now. Whether in work, studies or care for self and loved ones, focus is a skill that allows to understand, process and enjoy all so much better.
I think I adore you. I wrote an impassioned letter to youtube when they were trying to get rid of you. I am so grateful we saved you for I think you have saved me.
lol I cant even finish the whole video I have to pause it and watch other videos with like 10 youtube tabs open at once switching between each video lol
Thanks for this video. I feel that Multi-Tasking is over-rated. Focusing on one thing and getting It done is way better than scattering your brain all over the place!
I agree wholeheartedly. Over the years, I've mastered the skill of multi-tasking, because that's what employers seem to want in an employee, but I've noticed that the real jobs get done when you can focus on one task, without distraction, until completion. I'm now learning to do that better. I'm finally trying to write (something I've always wanted to do), and I'm finding that I need this skill more than ever.
What people perceive as multi-tasking is actually focused work on one thing followed by focused work on other thing and so on, while that first thing is not getting out of hand. True multi-tasking doesn't exist. Trying to do a bunch of things at once is not multi-tasking, it's overcinfidence at best and stupidity at worst.
The pomodoro technique really works for me. Each half hour I walk for five minutes, in my house, going back and forth in a long room at the end of the house. I’m studying math and physics and when I start walking, I'm still engrossed with what I’m studying and often have insights during this walk time that don’t happen while I’m sitting at my desk. It’s amazing!
Honestly, I think that focus is largely a result the way that you feel about yourself and the way that you feel emotionally about the possibilities for yourself, which is often the byproduct of childhood relationships, as well inspiration. I think that focus starts with dealing with those things.
I has adhd. I listened. I prepped a conversation about this with my therapist and friend. Finished working on this task for my job, and fell asleep for less than a second four times. Now I am finished and writing this comment.
So many good points which appear fundamental on the surface, yet so elusive to achieve in today's world. Thank you for the new video! Bravo, Art of Improvement!!
This is great, thank you. Focus is a key! People tell me “yeah but it’s easy for you…” Hahahahahaha. You have to start somewhere…what’s helped me is my Bible study because it’s serious and my life depends on what I’m reading snd applying. We (JW.org) have a structured schedule and it’s based on focus! It’s so helpful. I didn’t realize just how many (beside the spiritual aspect) ancillary things, like focus, are also being achieved. The Scriptures are full of reminders about meaningful focus, goals, and actions. One thought: Being a dynamic learner may look scattered but it’s possible that you’re making other important connections while you’re working. In my case, one thing always reminds me of something else and often something completely different. Instead of letting it sideline me, I write it down so that valuable information is not lost. I enjoy your videos so much, thanks again
Being a dynamic thinker is special. It requires focus but also fluidity. I’ve always thought about many things at once and was told that was a problem. I was told “stay on the subject” IIn keeping only strict focus, the dynamic part is shut down. Sometimes this is necessary but at other times we many be shooting ourselves in the foot. In addition to focus, we need to think and learn and reason, which in the end, is making connections. They all go together and focus is a vital part of the pie. Taking breaks is just as important as focus because we also need time to meditate on the information , to be able to make the necessary connections, to be able use it wisely. Knowledge is not power, wisdom is power: the proper application of knowledge.
I once told an incredible intelligent young lawyer how lucky he was to have such a brilliant brain, he looked at me and said you can also be as good as I'm because I'm not smarter than you. Perhaps I'm just more disciplined and focused that's all. Now I understand what he really meant at that time!
@@nikitadessai7516 i didn't read the entire book but i applied deep work at my study sessions. After getting up I immediately start studying for 4 hours with little breaks without checking social media. It works pretty well and it's efficient
There is never a “have to” when it comes to SCROLLING social media. Re: social media scrolling: Post if you must (i.e. business promotion), interact if you’re trying to build community- but scrolling? Never ever necessary. Waste of time, energy and life? Absolutely.
It's a entertainment. A one that can cause harm if you are not conscious about it. I stopped doing it. I only use social media to contact the people I love.
These videos and 1 other on personal development, are my deep work time each morning. Always between 8am &12pm only. I take notes and spend the next hour analyzing each and implementing them into my daily lifestyle as most productive. Thank you and keep up the awesome effort!! 🤘😎
Had to get rid of my family, a few colleagues and a few social media friends in order to be able to focus again. Now I am focused on how to get back friends and family.
My notes: "We can be truly successful only at things we are willing to fail at" - Mark Manson Two modes of focus: 1. Direct focus in a single thing 2. Scattered focus on multiple things
Summary: 1) Fix a task, don't multitask, and make it a habit. 2) Take short breaks to regain information and relax the brain. 3) Exercise- your body and mind 4) Eat healthy food- we become what we eat. 5) Hydrate- Helps you keep your body clean and detox 6) Presentation- display skills to preserve what you learned.
Didn't realize that what I usually do is called deep focus. When I draw / bake, time seems to skip a few hours because I am so concentrated on what I am doing. I don't even touch my phone when I'm watching a good movie / series and it makes it more fulfilling since I am so in touch with the story.
Great video, reminder of techniques I’ve used in the past. Lately though having trouble focusing as I’m in middle of lifestyle changes. It would be great if you and/or other viewers could address two things I need help on: 1) How to do deep work on multiple different things? A day for each area of deep focused work or divide up the focus time? 2) I need to do outdoor work in the mornings before it gets too hot, this has messed up my focused computer morning work time. If I do outdoor work, say from 6/7 to 9 am, then switch to deep focus, will I still be able to maintain productivity? Yes I realize I have to do it to see what works, but would like some input on these kinds of issues, thanks!
1. Make deep work a habit and routine. 2. have a shutdown ritual 3. have a rule for being distracted. 4. Take care of your body. 5. Use pomodoro technique
One can train the mind to focus 8 hours at a stretch. Did this in Grad School in order to write my doctoral thesis. I just retired from teaching and am writing a book. Up to 5 hours at a stretch now. Don't own T.V. and I limit internet use.
Self-awareness realization: I must've jumped between applications while watching this- I kept having to go back several times because I lost track- if ever anyone needs to follow the tips in this video, it's me!!
I am 15 years old now, but I started watching these videos 10 months ago and suddenly I am on my way to becoming: a professional pianist, a chess grandmaster, a software developer, a music composer and I can now speak: Polish, English and Franch fluidly (learning Spanish currently) I am so productive because of these videos!
Me: Focused on video. TH-cam: Here is an Ad in the middle of your segment of this video... Did you know WikiBuy can save you money?,!?!? Me: Skiiiiip....Where were we?
Focus is key to achieve quality of life .Check email and social media on evening on laptop/desktop not on mobile.Good idea to relax:-mediate 10-15 minutes,sleep, walk but don't check mobile phone.Get enough sleep stay hydrated.
Your mind only allows you to shut down when you've fully done all the work that it feels it needs to get done. This is exactly why i cant sleep for the past few weeks cause i dont feel like im getting anything done and my brain wont let me unplug!!
This is super helpful, thank you. I really need to restructure my day. As a photographer though I think I’ll have to make all client appointments in the afternoon so I can do deep work mornings.
All of these commercials while watching videos on yt, tv and even music on the radio plays a big role too with focus. This is done on purpose too distract us so when we’re focused and doing tasks we automatically expect a “break” or “disruption” and that’s why we’re always distracted. A lot plays in this as well.
The irony is I’m cleaning my bathroom while listening to this 🙄🤣 and I really want to reduce the distraction I know is keeping me from completing tasks
Thank you for the video and in-depth information on it. The Video is 17 min. If you take time to write it down more than a hour. Good Work Team. #beawesome
I’m happy the very first figure he drew was a black girl. I’m a black girl and i really needed this and seeing her resemble me just really helped me. I don’t know why exactly, maybe I’m crazy who knows. 🤷🏽♀️ point is, it helped.
It's a fantastic video, i'm grateful for it! 🙏 I'm thinking now, what a person can do, if his job needs focus, deep work, but it's constantly interrupted by phone calls and e-mails (and other messages) from boss, from other colleagues, from customers etc. In this situation, when being online is part of the job, switching off not an option. What can a person do to keep his focus in a situation like this? 🤔
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The Art of Improvement Why have you got so many adverts on here?
Thanks for helpful timestamps. Finding value in the video made me bothered less by the ads.
I found myself losing focus while watching this. That's how bad it's gotten. I need to get back in control of my mind.
Laggie Me too! It’s like we’ve been conditioned to survive in a world full of distractions, instead of to thrive by ignoring them.
Wow. Same here
Especially since I read comments while watching videos. My focus is constantly shifting
Yeah same, I tried to only concentrate on the video, but my brain just fly away to some random thoughts.
I lost control of my brain long time ago, but I am willing to take it back
listen to jocko willink and david goggins to keep you focused and motivated
and know what jocko means when he says "discipline = freedom"
its the job of a video to keep you focused. if you loose focus, its a badly designed video.....relax human.
1. Set a certain time for deep work every day
- The best way to make work less exhausting is to make it a habit. Set an extended time to do your work and get rid of any distractions.
- Cal Newport, the author of Deep Work, suggests doing deep work first in the morning, from 9 a.m. to midday. That’s when your mind functions the best.
- When you first start, don’t worry if you can only do about 20 - 30 minutes. With enough practice, you will be able to extend it to a few hours, but not more than 4. Research shows that a human’s brain can’t focus for more than 4 hours at a time.
2. Have a shutdown ritual
- Ways to unplug:
- Take a nap
- Meditate
- Take a walk in nature
- Don't scroll through social media during the break. This is like you would slow down and take a rest instead of doing burpees during a marathon race to run farther.
3. Have a rule of being distracted
- Set a certain for distracting activities like checking emails, scrolling social media, etc. It’s better to do these activities after deep work.
4. Take care of your body
- Sleep for at least 7 hours a day. Those who don’t have enough sleep have a worse performance during the day.
- Exercise. Our brains become more plastic and perform better when we exercise. Also, your short-term memory functions at its peak up to 3 - 4 hours after exercising.
- Stay hydrated. Keep a water bottle by your side while engaging in deep work.
- Eat healthily.
5. The Pomodoro Technique
- Work for 25 minutes without interruption.
- Take a rest for 5 minutes.
- Repeat the cycle 4 times then take a long break
Cheers mate
Thanks 🙏🏼
Excellent
thank you for your summarization
Thank you 🙏🏽
" I don't care how much power, brilliance, or energy you have, if you don't harness it and focus it on a specific target, and hold it there you're never going to accomplish as much as your ability warrants." - Zig Ziglar
1. Work on single task for long periods of times without distractions
2. Set a certain time each day
3. Destimulate your day in one day
4. Rules for focus time - all distractions
5. Body - exercise, sleep, hydrate, diet
6. Pomodoro
I was looking just for this!
This is so true and so important. I can say from experience that deep work really works and that working in a distracted state is extremely counterproductive and the same for multitasking.
The importance of Focus is so underrated
Agreed as well.
No itsn't underrated.
In today's distracted world, deep work and focus is the only thing that will separate you from the rest.
Not the only thing, but one of the most important
True
i've been doing this for about 3 years now.
i'm not exactly wealthy but things did definitely get easier
To me, focus is almost everything now. Whether in work, studies or care for self and loved ones, focus is a skill that allows to understand, process and enjoy all so much better.
You are absolutely thankful for the sponsors you are working on
I think I adore you. I wrote an impassioned letter to youtube when they were trying to get rid of you. I am so grateful we saved you for I think you have saved me.
My focus is trash but finishing a whole 17 min video without clicking away is a start at least
A Good Start ! #keepgoing
Change your mantra from trash to fine and you’ll get fine focus ❤️ instead of trash 🗑 focus. What you think is what you are! ❤️🌞🥁
Indeed
lol I cant even finish the whole video I have to pause it and watch other videos with like 10 youtube tabs open at once switching between each video lol
I've been working on FOCUS for a while now, and this video helps. Thank you!
This video really helps me develop my focus. At least I finished first 3 mins of it without a pause.
Thanks for this video. I feel that Multi-Tasking is over-rated. Focusing on one thing and getting It done is way better than scattering your brain all over the place!
The beauty of it all is that everyones opinion is in the eye of the beholder
haven't met a "multitasker" that actually gets anything done properly.
I agree wholeheartedly. Over the years, I've mastered the skill of multi-tasking, because that's what employers seem to want in an employee, but I've noticed that the real jobs get done when you can focus on one task, without distraction, until completion. I'm now learning to do that better. I'm finally trying to write (something I've always wanted to do), and I'm finding that I need this skill more than ever.
What people perceive as multi-tasking is actually focused work on one thing followed by focused work on other thing and so on, while that first thing is not getting out of hand. True multi-tasking doesn't exist. Trying to do a bunch of things at once is not multi-tasking, it's overcinfidence at best and stupidity at worst.
multitasking is good if you just want to get rid of a few pesky tasks, so then you can focus on the big important jobs
The pomodoro technique really works for me. Each half hour I walk for five minutes, in my house, going back and forth in a long room at the end of the house. I’m studying math and physics and when I start walking, I'm still engrossed with what I’m studying and often have insights during this walk time that don’t happen while I’m sitting at my desk. It’s amazing!
Honestly, I think that focus is largely a result the way that you feel about yourself and the way that you feel emotionally about the possibilities for yourself, which is often the byproduct of childhood relationships, as well inspiration. I think that focus starts with dealing with those things.
I has adhd. I listened. I prepped a conversation about this with my therapist and friend. Finished working on this task for my job, and fell asleep for less than a second four times. Now I am finished and writing this comment.
This video is pure GOLD!
So many good points which appear fundamental on the surface, yet so elusive to achieve in today's world.
Thank you for the new video!
Bravo, Art of Improvement!!
This is great, thank you. Focus is a key!
People tell me “yeah but it’s easy for you…” Hahahahahaha. You have to start somewhere…what’s helped me is my Bible study because it’s serious and my life depends on what I’m reading snd applying. We (JW.org) have a structured schedule and it’s based on focus! It’s so helpful. I didn’t realize just how many (beside the spiritual aspect) ancillary things, like focus, are also being achieved.
The Scriptures are full of reminders about meaningful focus, goals, and actions.
One thought: Being a dynamic learner may look scattered but it’s possible that you’re making other important connections while you’re working.
In my case, one thing always reminds me of something else and often something completely different. Instead of letting it sideline me, I write it down so that valuable information is not lost.
I enjoy your videos so much, thanks again
Being a dynamic thinker is special. It requires focus but also fluidity.
I’ve always thought about many things at once and was told that was a problem. I was told “stay on the subject”
IIn keeping only strict focus, the dynamic part is shut down. Sometimes this is necessary but at other times we many be shooting ourselves in the foot.
In addition to focus, we need to think and learn and reason, which in the end, is making connections. They all go together and focus is a vital part of the pie.
Taking breaks is just as important as focus because we also need time to meditate on the information , to be able to make the necessary connections, to be able use it wisely.
Knowledge is not power, wisdom is power: the proper application of knowledge.
Your emphasis on connection is so critical and under appreciated.
This was just the boost of encouragement I was looking for - grateful for the wisdom.
I once told an incredible intelligent young lawyer how lucky he was to have such a brilliant brain, he looked at me and said you can also be as good as I'm because I'm not smarter than you. Perhaps I'm just more disciplined and focused that's all. Now I understand what he really meant at that time!
I am reading Deep Work these days. I'm struggling with focusing. Thank you for great content!💙
How'd it go for u?
@@nikitadessai7516 i didn't read the entire book but i applied deep work at my study sessions. After getting up I immediately start studying for 4 hours with little breaks without checking social media. It works pretty well and it's efficient
Aydan Rzayeva thanks for the reply.. I've currently started reading it let's see hownit goes
What shall I read???
Plz Suggest me one some good contents ?
As a former addict, focusing is fkn hrd but I'm getting there I'll have to watch this 3/4 times like I watched yr other clips,
BEST DEEP WORK SUMMARY
Really useful video...I used to finish my big tasks in one shot without breaks
It will surely help me to improve my focus and performance, Thanks
In my case this video is a diamond. It's a scheme and explanation directly that I searched for, and in polite form. Super.
Deep work really helped me finish my work faster and smarter
Even though I have read Deep work years ago but still man this video is really a refreshing course I needed. Thanks for the hard work.
It's the best lecture I've learned in the past year.
Thank you.
I met Haruki Murakami before I knew who he was ugh I wasn’t familiar with him at the time but love his books now. I have all of them.
There is never a “have to” when it comes to SCROLLING social media.
Re: social media scrolling:
Post if you must (i.e. business promotion), interact if you’re trying to build community- but scrolling? Never ever necessary. Waste of time, energy and life? Absolutely.
It's a entertainment. A one that can cause harm if you are not conscious about it. I stopped doing it. I only use social media to contact the people I love.
Scrolled down and found this. Waste of time.
Those are Good Words #thankyou
These videos and 1 other on personal development, are my deep work time each morning. Always between 8am &12pm only.
I take notes and spend the next hour analyzing each and implementing them into my daily lifestyle as most productive. Thank you and keep up the awesome effort!! 🤘😎
Can you share what the other one is /
same
Lost focus to type this comment to say that your videos are incredibly helpful! Thank you for this!
This video is a TREASURE. Can't thank you enough for such amazing video😊. I'll definitely use the POMODORO technique.
Had to get rid of my family, a few colleagues and a few social media friends in order to be able to focus again. Now I am focused on how to get back friends and family.
I can keep watching the writing, so relaxing...
I'm sure that implementing this in my life will help my adhd thanks so much
My notes:
"We can be truly successful only at things we are willing to fail at" - Mark Manson
Two modes of focus:
1. Direct focus in a single thing
2. Scattered focus on multiple things
Probably your best video yet!
This has been your best video yet. Thank you so much!
Summary:
1) Fix a task, don't multitask, and make it a habit.
2) Take short breaks to regain information and relax the brain.
3) Exercise- your body and mind
4) Eat healthy food- we become what we eat.
5) Hydrate- Helps you keep your body clean and detox
6) Presentation- display skills to preserve what you learned.
Just what i needed bro love you.Following you from 6 months
Didn't realize that what I usually do is called deep focus. When I draw / bake, time seems to skip a few hours because I am so concentrated on what I am doing. I don't even touch my phone when I'm watching a good movie / series and it makes it more fulfilling since I am so in touch with the story.
Great content. A bit longer than normal, a terrific message just the same!
Thanks - longest one yet. They won't all be this long though.
Bless you my friend
Another superb video. I've watched it twice now.
Just finished reading this book a few weeks ago, great book, great video about the ideas!
Solid Topic & Discussion that I've needed to Improve on. Watching this RIGHT on time. Thank you for the Upload.
Great video, reminder of techniques I’ve used in the past. Lately though having trouble focusing as I’m in middle of lifestyle changes. It would be great if you and/or other viewers could address two things I need help on: 1) How to do deep work on multiple different things? A day for each area of deep focused work or divide up the focus time? 2) I need to do outdoor work in the mornings before it gets too hot, this has messed up my focused computer morning work time. If I do outdoor work, say from 6/7 to 9 am, then switch to deep focus, will I still be able to maintain productivity? Yes I realize I have to do it to see what works, but would like some input on these kinds of issues, thanks!
1. Make deep work a habit and routine.
2. have a shutdown ritual
3. have a rule for being distracted.
4. Take care of your body.
5. Use pomodoro technique
One can train the mind to focus 8 hours at a stretch. Did this in Grad School in order to write my doctoral thesis. I just retired from teaching and am writing a book. Up to 5 hours at a stretch now. Don't own T.V. and I limit internet use.
I’ve done this before, but found that decades of a career doing focused brain work, even with unplugging every day, has resulted in burnout for me
Love your videos. Outstanding work!
Thank you so much for this video ❤️
Great work. I just became a member. Extremely helpful.
Welcome aboard!
Meditation is a very direct and powerful way to train attention AND focus together (when done correctly) as well.
Thank you, may God bless you.
One of the best video about focus it's really clear tnx u guys
Self-awareness realization: I must've jumped between applications while watching this- I kept having to go back several times because I lost track- if ever anyone needs to follow the tips in this video, it's me!!
Great video, Francesco Cirillo probably deserved citation for the Pomodoro technique, but it was well presented and I certainly got something from it!
Focus and will power
what a great content sir...for helping people in our complicated modern life
I am 15 years old now, but I started watching these videos 10 months ago and suddenly I am on my way to becoming: a professional pianist, a chess grandmaster, a software developer, a music composer and I can now speak: Polish, English and Franch fluidly (learning Spanish currently) I am so productive because of these videos!
😆
you a gm yet?
On my way. 2500 online and 2071 FIDE
@@buk1733 what do you do to improve im 1800 online and struggling to get better
Excellent video. Thank you!
I need this-again thanks for the video.
Illustrations are so luring so attractive 😍
Thanks for this The Art of Improvement!
Me: Focused on video.
TH-cam: Here is an Ad in the middle of your segment of this video... Did you know WikiBuy can save you money?,!?!?
Me: Skiiiiip....Where were we?
Focus is key to achieve quality of life .Check email and social media on evening on laptop/desktop not on mobile.Good idea to relax:-mediate 10-15 minutes,sleep, walk but don't check mobile phone.Get enough sleep stay hydrated.
Thank you for taking the time to share with us what you have learned 🙌🏻
Your mind only allows you to shut down when you've fully done all the work that it feels it needs to get done. This is exactly why i cant sleep for the past few weeks cause i dont feel like im getting anything done and my brain wont let me unplug!!
This is super helpful, thank you. I really need to restructure my day. As a photographer though I think I’ll have to make all client appointments in the afternoon so I can do deep work mornings.
Mind Juice Drinks I have. I use them daily
I absolutely loved this video. I will definitely implement the techniques. Thank you!🙏🏻
This is a very valuable video. Thank you so much! I will start the deep work today! Have a fantastic day!
Topic: Focus
Thumbnail: look at these 50 different tiny illustrations
Interesting subject. Thanks for your deep focus producing this nice work.
Excellent work with this video and its content. I'd surely recommend it. Good job man!
I need to improve better. Thank you, awesome tips! ❤🙏
All of these commercials while watching videos on yt, tv and even music on the radio plays a big role too with focus. This is done on purpose too distract us so when we’re focused and doing tasks we automatically expect a “break” or “disruption” and that’s why we’re always distracted. A lot plays in this as well.
Played this video in reverse.
Now I finish work even before I start.
The irony is I’m cleaning my bathroom while listening to this 🙄🤣 and I really want to reduce the distraction I know is keeping me from completing tasks
Thank you! This is so helpful and so well presented.
Thank you so much
A good way to get rid of distractions is to convince yourself youre not missing out on much
Pick a start and end time to do deep work
Make it a habit so deep work get easier
Unplugging is also important
Very Helpful! Thank you so much for the content!
Thank you for the video and in-depth information on it. The Video is 17 min. If you take time to write it down more than a hour. Good Work Team. #beawesome
Thanks for doing this bro! Keep up the good work!
Thank you so much 😀
I’m happy the very first figure he drew was a black girl. I’m a black girl and i really needed this and seeing her resemble me just really helped me. I don’t know why exactly, maybe I’m crazy who knows. 🤷🏽♀️ point is, it helped.
I needed this.
Great message when no language has offensive swear words
Great content. No bullshit. Only straight facts
The best way to explained
Great stuff. Thank you
Just so good and interesting and informative
Very helpful TY!
It's a fantastic video, i'm grateful for it! 🙏
I'm thinking now, what a person can do, if his job needs focus, deep work, but it's constantly interrupted by phone calls and e-mails (and other messages) from boss, from other colleagues, from customers etc. In this situation, when being online is part of the job, switching off not an option. What can a person do to keep his focus in a situation like this? 🤔