I also use Notion to take down the thoughts I randomly have. So that I don't forget them. There are simply too many things to remember day in and day out.
I have never commented on anyone’s video before but this was too good not to, best productivity video I’ve watched, better than the “experts” on TH-cam :)
I loved this vid! The last point reminded me of how health professionals highlight the importance of only using your bed to sleep in order to have improve and have good sleeping habits, because you train your brain to know that if you're in bed is to sleep!! so no social media scrolling or eating in bed! I'll definitely implement these tips! thanks for another valuable vid
Totally! The brain modes is so important because we are creatures of habit so we might as well use that to our advantage. thanks for taking the time to comment Melissa!
I've seen so many videos to manage my time and this is the first to actually help me learn something too and implement actual life changing actions thank you SO much!!
Thank you. I would like to start implementing the Pareto principle since I feel like I spend most of my time not doing the work that actually produces the most results
This is very valuable and a lot of info that I will listen to again. However, I find the music so distracting and unnecessary. I personally am struggling to drown it out.
Unfortunately time blocking doesn’t work with children in the house, unless there is another adult there to look after them. It gets easier as they get older, but it’s inevitable that we will be less productive when they are young (less productive in a business sense - you’re still doing a ton of child-related work!). I look forward to the day when I can schedule an hour of work and actually do an hour of uninterrupted work!
I hope you can have a separate video on how you declutter your mind. I think the inbox zero method is great, and I want to know more about it. Thank you!
I actually at one time had a separate budget in YNAB for my 168 hours of the week. Do you have a video that explains how you budgeted your time in 2015 when you were doing all that? I always wonder how people are able to handle schedules like that. In your example, I hear your schedule and think, "That's only 10 hours [I think you said you worked until 10 & had to be at school at 8?] for commuting, sleeping, AM & PM hygiene, exercise, daily chores/food prep, homework, etc."
I once did that in YNAB too when I had a particularly hectic period with 5 jobs plus a lot of volunteer commitments. The answer was to quit some things though, eventually I got hella burned out.
I also use Notion to take down the thoughts I randomly have. So that I don't forget them. There are simply too many things to remember day in and day out.
I have never commented on anyone’s video before but this was too good not to, best productivity video I’ve watched, better than the “experts” on TH-cam :)
Your comment made my day
Finally all my questions answered! Love the thumbnail
Thanks for commenting as always!
I loved this vid! The last point reminded me of how health professionals highlight the importance of only using your bed to sleep in order to have improve and have good sleeping habits, because you train your brain to know that if you're in bed is to sleep!! so no social media scrolling or eating in bed!
I'll definitely implement these tips! thanks for another valuable vid
Totally! The brain modes is so important because we are creatures of habit so we might as well use that to our advantage.
thanks for taking the time to comment Melissa!
I've seen so many videos to manage my time and this is the first to actually help me learn something too and implement actual life changing actions thank you SO much!!
Glad it helped!
Thank you. I would like to start implementing the Pareto principle since I feel like I spend most of my time not doing the work that actually produces the most results
Loved all of these tips especially the brain modes and the single handling of a task! Thanks
So glad you found it helpful! Thanks for taking the time to comment Jasmine
Such a great video! Straight to the point and great explanations!
suuper helpful, thanks for sharing! loved the video and content :) I've been trying to balance my full-time with youtube + gym
So glad you found it helpful!!
Is there a video that explains how you plan your day, week, and quarter?
This is very valuable and a lot of info that I will listen to again. However, I find the music so distracting and unnecessary. I personally am struggling to drown it out.
Agree.
Finally an answer to all of my questions!
Your so pretty I can't focus on the video😭 but the tips are rly cool hehe
these are AMAZING tips!
Thank you!!
I love videos like this but could you do this with two small children
😂
That was my same question
Unfortunately time blocking doesn’t work with children in the house, unless there is another adult there to look after them. It gets easier as they get older, but it’s inevitable that we will be less productive when they are young (less productive in a business sense - you’re still doing a ton of child-related work!). I look forward to the day when I can schedule an hour of work and actually do an hour of uninterrupted work!
I hope you can have a separate video on how you declutter your mind. I think the inbox zero method is great, and I want to know more about it. Thank you!
That's a great idea! I'll definitely give it a think
i love this content! Angel, i really admired you!
I love love lovee your consistency with making videos!!!Keep going we love you Angel😀💗✨
i’m tired just watching this video lol
Love this more than others video on the same topic!
I actually at one time had a separate budget in YNAB for my 168 hours of the week.
Do you have a video that explains how you budgeted your time in 2015 when you were doing all that? I always wonder how people are able to handle schedules like that. In your example, I hear your schedule and think, "That's only 10 hours [I think you said you worked until 10 & had to be at school at 8?] for commuting, sleeping, AM & PM hygiene, exercise, daily chores/food prep, homework, etc."
I once did that in YNAB too when I had a particularly hectic period with 5 jobs plus a lot of volunteer commitments. The answer was to quit some things though, eventually I got hella burned out.
Great video!!
Thanks!
Great vid ❤️🔥❤️🔥
Glad you enjoyed!
This was a great video
Glad you think so!
The Brain modes strategy really resonated the most with me. Thank you for the tips as this was one of my questions on Discord.
Glad I could get your questions answered!!
I had never heard of YNAB, thanks for all the useful tips 😊
It's one of my fave budgeting apps ever! Glad I could help
I cant open the template
but like .. i have adhd i can’t just stick to a schedule like that 😢
what phone does she use?
🥺🥺🥺🥺🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ even making time to respond to my messages 🤭😭😭😭 heh lob youuuuuuu Angel hope you’re having a great weekend 🥰🥰🥰🥰🫶🏽🫶🏽❤️❤️🌹😘
Are you single with no kids?
This is really great
I would love to know what skills do you think are the top 4 to learn to be a marketing director in tech and more on the technical side