Change Your Life In 6 Months (My Deep Work Routine)

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0:00 Your Ideal Life
6:41 The Holistic Daily Routine
9:51 The Need For Deep Work
11:22 The Priority Ladder
12:22 Vision Building
14:02 High Leverage Creative Work
15:05 Meaningful & Spillover Tasks
15:36 Maintenance Tasks
Video title ideas (for the algo!):
How to create your dream life
How I set up my focused work sessions
The best productivity routine in 2023
#Productivity #DeepWork #LifestyleDesign

[@yoricmangeart7573]

Summary: - Bring your ideal life into the now at a smaller scale - Each day do 3 things: - Educate yourself in the afternoon - Empty your mind before bed (Journal, plan, meditate) - Focus on creative work in the morning - Have a ladder of priorities from 1 (most creative, focused) down to 4 (maintenance, shallow task). Execute in that order in 45-90 min time sessions with breaks - If you expose yourself to people too early thinking it will just take a few seconds, it will actually continue to pop up and split your focus. For me, the most challenging is: - to respect the ladder order - to work with time blocks (Pomodoro-like) - Once I'm into something (read, write, build, website, social media), I can get lost for 3 hours at the detriment of other tasks - Empty my mind before bed (so tempting to keep being busy) - Reflect on my day/week to improve on

[@conversationforchange]

Very well summarised 🙌🏻

[@hamzyoriginals.]

Thanks for the summary!

[@moliena]

Exactly my struggle too ..

[@thegirlyouneed_]

Emptying my mind before bed - I have the same issue. I just want to keep working…

[@myob3074]

Brilliant summary....but GUARANTEED you'll live in regret not taking the time to SOAK into his content audibly

[@BeastChemist]

The concept of deep work is characterized by a flow-like state of mind and Dan koe's voice stimulates it perfectly.

[@conversationforchange]

100% agree with this🙌🏻

[@rahulisgreat4911]

Dost ❤️

[@fabianfrankwerner]

You said it.

[@nataliesoutlet]

Really love the concept of filling your brain with books and learning, emptying your brain prior to bed and journaling and using your brain in the morning with creation and focus. I definitely need more work in the deep work category. Grateful to have come across this video

[@nandini6302]

right, I literally screen shot them

[@ZidaneDaMan10]

wth you have 8 million subs?

[@ugwuogbuanthanasius3855]

@nandini6302 I did the same. It’s really helpful

[@jasha9sandhu]

Indeed that's an "original" thought. Gives you that "light bulb moment" 😊

[@1991ChelseaM]

"If you aren't working towards your ideal future, you're working towards someone else's" - 🤯 this quote honestly just blew my mind!

[@teamrosemary]

This reminded me of a quote I heard a few years ago that obviously stuck, because I usually forget things quickly. "Build your own dreams or someone will hire you to build theirs." It also reminded me of a short story that illustrates the same thing. A business owner gathers his employees and says, "We had a really good year this year. Because of all of your hard work I was able to buy this Ferrari. If each of you work even harder next year, I'll be able to buy another one." I live near John Deere in Iowa. They just announced a new tractor model they will produce this year and it will be over a million dollars. Then two days ago they also announced about 320 indefinite layoffs. This is after over 1000 layoffs a few years ago, positions that were never rehired. I teach my kids that there is zero loyalty from these situations. When profits are down and they don't need your work you are just a number to these people. When profits are up and they need your mandatory overtime and you're on salary, you are just a number to these people.

[@orewabryanvlad]

Mine is i decided to do monk mode and did my non negotiables. 1. Meditate 2. Read a book 3. Train 1 part of body 4. Save money everyday 50-100 5. Work and improve my freelancing skill ( web design / landing page focused) And i decided to do this everyday for the rest of my life. its been 3 months now and it was the best decision i did in my whole life.

[@eulier1]

I'll add to that learn to dance merengue, spanish & latam history ... thanks me later 😉

[@orewabryanvlad]

thankyouu. but i think it would be not good if your non negotiables are above 5. but i think is a good habbit to do.

[@jackedkerouac4414]

Need to integrate meditation into my life more. You know it's bad when I struggle to do it for more than 10 mins

[@orewabryanvlad]

@@jackedkerouac4414 you know its bad if you count the time instead of actually clearing your mind. btw are a fan of flux academy when you were learning web design?

[@eulier1]

@@jackedkerouac4414 Welcome to this journey my friend. This is exactly what happen to me at the beggining

[@RoryBland]

I followed your last deep work video a few months ago, and now I’m a full time creator, doing what I love. This shit works!

[@rosszeiger]

"Writing is the foundation of all media" - such a simple statement but you gave me an epiphany with that.

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[@really_rilly]

Three activities to pursue our goals full force: 1. Fill your mind. Education, ideas, and novel resources you can apply toward your goals. Leads to intrinsic motivation, 2. Empty your mind. Free the thoughts that are trapped inside, don’t feel the need to remember everything. Write it down. 3. Use your mind. Find a vehicle to focus your efforts. With ideas and the clarity you gain from the previous activities to execute and build your ideal future. Appreciate the wealth of knowledge Dan. I’ll strive to implement all three activities again since I’m catching myself slipping.

[@bw9680]

'If you can't do it for 15minutes a day you won't have time to do it in the future!' The excuse of not having enough time has always been my stumbling block to building my dream life. It has been for years😢. I will implement your tip starting today 3 April 2023. I will report back at the end on the month🙋

[@thiphuonghoale9627]

Good luck to you. I think my story is very similar with yours. I always find myself dont have enough time to study english. But right now, i study 5 new words, reading books in english, listening to youtube videos in english, journal in english every single day. It only 3 months but I believe I had improved so much that before. I can understand most of this video now 😊. I hope you reach your goal because you deserve it🎉🎉🎉

[@uhhhhhhii]

how have u been doing?

[@paulina222]

how you been doing?

[@andreso6161]

How did it go ?

[@aeya_teen]

How did it go?

[@SamuelFrancessco]

Bring your ideal future into your present 00:00 Bring your ideal future into the present by performing the same actions that you would in your ideal lifestyle, but on a much smaller scale. Start small and slowly increase over the years until you can sustain the lifestyle you want. Don't wait to put off what you're already going to be doing. If you're not already doing those things, then it's going to be much more difficult when you decide to finally start doing them. Dissect what actions you should be taking 01:19 Dissect your ideal future and figure out what actions you should be taking. Start working on the things that will bring you closer to your ideal future. Start small and figure out what you don't want, which will act as a self-corrective compass to figuring out what you actually do want. Cultivate passion along the way by discovering things you wouldn't have without direct experience. Invest mental energy in a goal 03:24 When you bring your actions from your ideal future into the present and start executing on them, you begin to invest mental energy in a goal. The more you do it, the more you feel obligated to do it, and that's how you build momentum and passion. You sustain a passionate, fulfilling, and momentum full life. The law of conceptual survival 04:42 The law of conceptual survival is the human phenomenon where our survival instincts have transcended the physical realm and are included in the mental. We work to survive ideas, concepts, and beliefs that form our sense of self. If you identify or create a goal that forms your perspective and how you view the world and start acting in alignment with it, you start to slowly build that identity. View life from the lens of your future self 05:25 View your daily situations from the lens of your future self or from the lens of the goal that you're working towards. You're going to see life in a completely different light. You're going to be able to filter what people say so you can spot the things that actually help you move towards that goal. Conclusion 06:08 If you aren't working towards your ideal future, you're working towards someone else's. Create your own goal and start to invest energy in it. Importance of Identity 06:17 "Identity" refers to the labels assigned to us by society like job titles, student status, etc. When we invest our energy into these identities, our actions tend to follow that belief, whether we're conscious of it or not. We need to be aware of the identities we're investing in to make sure they align with our goals. Holistic Daily Routine 06:39 We need to have a holistic daily routine that includes different activities that serve different purposes. Afternoons should be dedicated to learning and socialization, filling our brains with books and new ideas. We should empty our brains before bed with journaling, planning, and meditation. Mornings should be dedicated to creation output and focus, using our brains to execute and refine our ideas. We need dedicated time every single day for creativity, productivity, and experimentation. Productivity vs. Experimentation 07:01 We need a mixture of productivity and experimentation to achieve our goals. It can't only be about productivity without experimentation and being able to refine along the way. We need to dedicate time every day to work on our goals, even if it's just 15-30 minutes to start. If we don't invest time in creating our future, we won't create it. Monkey in a Cubicle 08:01 Our psyches aren't wired for modern life, especially not for being under fluorescent lights and sitting in a cubicle. We need to hunt for novel dopamine sources or meaningful dopamine through discoveries and creativity to feel fulfilled. If modern life has become normal to us, we're trapped in The Matrix and enslaved to routine. Three Activities to Pursue Goals 09:11 We need three activities to pursue our goals: one that fills our minds with education and ideas, one that empties our minds, and one that uses our minds to focus our efforts. Deep work is how we build out our dreams in record time. Deep work is a necessity in a world of notifications and overwhelm. Priority Ladder 11:27 The priority ladder is a way of prioritizing tasks based on their level of challenge and potential for distraction. Priority One should be devoted to building out our vision through a project and should be done first thing in the morning. Priority Four is for maintenance tasks like responding to emails and messages and is more open to distractions. Conclusion 12:55 We should always have one project we're working on to build our lives around. Our daily routine should be holistic and include different activities that serve different purposes. Deep work is a necessity in a world of distractions and notifications, and we should prioritize it through the priority ladder. Focused Work Time Blocks 12:57 One hour a day is reserved for focused work. This hour is used to focus on the levers that will lead to creating your vision for the future. For beginners, this could mean starting a social media brand or taking a writing or digital economics course. This hour is where you are focusing your efforts on the most important tasks. Perception Threshold 13:22 At the beginning, it's very difficult to focus for an hour, but it slowly becomes more pleasurable with time. Your mind perceives the difficulty to be more than it actually is. Once you hit a breakthrough, you're able to systemize things and it flows a lot smoother. You can then fit so much more into that one hour. Priority Time Blocks 13:48 Your first hour of focused work isn't going to be that focused. You have to stick it out and refine your system with time. Once you start seeing results from that first hour of work, then you move that into the second priority time block. The second priority time block is where your lever-moving tasks go. For example, replying on social media or creating content. Building a Service or Product 14:42 After starting a social media brand, the next step is to start building a service or product. Once you start seeing results with that, it becomes a lot more efficient to keep up with. Then you're going to start reaching out to people and building out a funnel or something else. All of these things slowly build on each other over time. Third Time Block 15:07 The third time block is also for lever-moving tasks or creative meaningful tasks. This is where you work on the things that you don't want to outsource. For example, writing is something that Dan Koe doesn't want to outsource. Fourth Time Block 15:40 Priority four is for maintenance tasks such as checking and responding to messages and emails. This is where you expose yourself to people. It's important to push back all of the conversational and maintenance tasks to the fourth priority. Time Blocks 16:45 Dan Koe structures his time blocks for each priority anywhere from 45 to 90 minutes long. He takes breaks in between to make breakfast or lunch and goes on a 30 to 40-minute walk while listening to something in his ears. Experimentation 17:14 The entire joy of all this comes through experimentation. Create a way that you like doing and just test different techniques. Pull some of the good things from it and put them into your own day. Slowly refine that over time until you live a completely self-made lifestyle.

[@transinfra6226]

Thx

[@MohanRaj-si7wn]

Done a great job, keep it up😇

[@jo.k.4210]

Thank you, you're the best!

[@huntsail3727]

Thanks for the detailed and through summary. Great job!

[@sathish9705]

Done a great job thank you

[@reg6790]

What stuck out most to me here was ‘inviting entropy’ by checking messages during work/creative time. It shows how the mind can throw you off even when you don’t realize it. Looking at messages at the wrong time can really shape your day and how you prioritize events even if you don’t respond immediately. You may have ignored something consciously, but subconsciously you’re already being guided by it. Great concept you’ve exposed there, thanks!

[@thegirlyouneed_]

So true, I agree. It’s so easy to let your phone get in the way of focused time and pull you out of your priority. 😊

[@marketerhayden]

i saw a post that said "how to get your work done" and the answer was "turn your phone off" - i am guilty of checking my phone and then being consumed by non work related gossip etc.

[@jobgomez3684]

The opening hit hard if I can work 8 hours for some ones dreams why no do one for mine ❤️‍🔥

[@CannaWine]

❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

[@lachdownproductionsyt]

Your videos are always SO encouraging! Often times your methods and plans aren't too far off from what I'm currently doing! Really makes me think big things are coming!

[@raphaelmartinsmall5776]

The first lesson, about living your ideal life in a smaller scale, really stuck with me. I always push out my dream to write a blog- because there will come a time when I dedicate my focus into that activity. But, the reality is whenever I attempt to write, I can't focus for more than an hour. It really takes small steps, gradually built-up, to create a routine that we can call our ideal life :).

[@davidschlais]

Every good thing that has happened to me in my life has come from working on something else deeply and realizing something else. Such great insights here.

[@CannaWine]

🙌🏽

[@ConstantPursuitDaily]

You have taken things I’ve felt for years and articulated them in an effortless presentation! Thank you Dan!

[@sethteeples9416]

Mate, I appreciate this video this morning. I appreciate your sincerity and directness. I'll be chewing on this the rest the day. It is a good realignment conversation from what I have been creating and processing for myself. You got great pacing, tone, and energy - matches well with your fashion and overall video coloration. Thanks again for your words this morning.

[@kristopherryanwatson]

Dan Koe is the man, I love the way he broke down how he breaks down his day into those segments for continuous productivity, manifestation, and creativity while also adhering to making sure you block out time for true deep work. we all need that to properly deal with all the bullshit distractions we are dealt with on a regular basis every day.

[@paulpeartsmith]

The first thoughts of the day is such a powerful predictor of the rest of the day. Protect them from distraction.

[@t.f.6297]

My comments about this video: 1. Exactly what I have been doing and thinking about lately being consistent in the actions of whom I want to become. For me that means I get up at 3:30am, get to gym, meditate and journal, and spend 2 hours writing for my biz, before I start my work day. Been doing this everyday for about 3weeks. Love it as I feel so accomplished by end of day. 2. I love how you break down - creativity, productivity, and experimenting. 3. This is exactly the type of content young people need to be listening to feel better about life and getting clear direction. 👏🎉

[@rid.h.tom.4296]

Curious to hear how is that going now that a couple of months have passed. Has this been sustainable for you (in general?)

[@techmentormaria]

Impressive transformation! Your deep work routine is truly inspiring, and I'll definitely give it a try. Thanks for sharing!

[@AugustBooth]

I like your emphasis on starting small in building new habits. It doesn't need to begin with 2 solid hours of deep work, the magic happens in the consistency and building momentum. I greatly appreciate your honest and authentic approach, you are a talented teacher. Quality content.

[@dawnwebbmusic4837]

So thankful I found you, Dan! This is exactly what I want to align my life - powerful message ❤

[@MrMakaronai]

I will implement: morniing work with no phone checking structurizing my morning, evening and night writing out my priorities

[@thegirlyouneed_]

I started that this week 😅

[@JasonMoynihan]

I’ve never resonated with a channel more than yours. I’ve begun my journey recently, and my head is filled with all of the exact same thoughts as you. I can see myself following your footsteps. Thank you for sharing and being a guide for me.

[@theauthenticimran]

The part that stuck out the most is that i can see myself in you. Its like you're the developed version of me. Im following in your footsteps right now.

[@lithembayako]

What stuck out to me was the idea of inviting entropy. I have a had a practical experience of how NOT checking my phone or the external world earlier in my day helps me focus. In a another video where you spoke about 12 rules/parts to changing or creating your life or business you spoke about the importance of experimentation because of how it makes YOU find YOUR way. I think not checking your phone early not only helps you focus, but helps you trust whatever you discover as you experiment and allows the courage required to grow in and of itself.

[@SpontAneous1]

This whole thing of planning and execution is amazing. Its like so obvious and basic but it's like a cheat code. Like if you want to create a successful social media page all you have to do is research your field of choice plan and then execute. It's so simple. I started the first semester of uni this year in a shaky state. I ended up doing well but I was just so stressed. In the second semester I sat down and planned literally everything, all my assignments and work felt so easy to do. I essentially finished everything so quickly and at a high standard.

[@IsiahMonroe]

Love how you broke down the priority in the morning. I personally love to work out first thing in the morning, but I'm realizing that the endorphins that I'm receiving from working out gives me a sense of accomplishment. Yes working out first thing in the morning is an accomplishment to me however I've been struggling with accepting the fact that I need to be creative first thing in the morning. Then I can work out. Working out for me is so pleasurable that I could do it all day long. Long story short thank you for breaking down the creativity time block

[@christopher9136]

One of the best videos I’ve watched on YT. Incredibly helpful and practical.

[@s86raven]

I really needed this today. Was starting to feel so bland. Constantly working at my job and being good at it, but knowing it's all going to end someday and I'll walk away with what? Really having to fight a lot of fatigue to get in my goals each day and telling myself it's so worth it. 🙏

[@estrella2302]

Everything you say always is so simple and so true and somehow always exactly at a moment i need to hear it. You mention little things that others just flyover as if ots nothing, but its not. It IS difficult to start, to stay focused... Thanks for making me feel im not alone ❤️

[@whosvaanya]

I loved that you actually specified the things to improve ourselves like we should have specific areas in our day where we focus on productivity, maintainenece and experimentation. Alot of love to you Dan!

[@hisxme9126]

The thing you mentioned about not using your phone in morning before doing creative work as it will decrease the focus stands out for me . previously i thought i will not hurt to check phone for are minute in the morning but now i will refrain myself from using phone until my creative work is done.

[@TheUnbreakablewoman]

You are such a blessing. I listen to you every morning to get my mind started

[@fernandohmattos]

The best resume for having a great life I've seen. Thanks for that.

[@jyotidubey_999]

That was really helpful, and especially the priority task!! Thanks a lot for this video!!

[@tolugileh3826]

What stands out to me about all your ideas and your content is your emphasis on experimentation. As of now, to me, experimentation seems like the best way to truly internalise an idea. Because then, I am not just relying on your words as a teacher and your personal results to validate it as a viable path. I learn a lot from your content. Thank you.

[@yoricmangeart7573]

Valuable ideas are a promise that only experimentation can turn true for you Knowledge is nothing but a stepping stone to experience.

[@romanixchrome]

@@yoricmangeart7573 very well said

[@tolugileh3826]

@@yoricmangeart7573 I'm saving this!

[@ignacioana2606]

Hi brother, I've been looking at content on personal growth for a long time and I couldn't find a video that talked about deep work, thanks, I needed it, you earned a subscriber from Argentina

[@sscott5340]

Just found your channel, I’m 56, and I really appreciate your info! You are on a good track- stay with it. 🙌🏻🙏🏻

[@mistergus8469]

Dan, thank you for this process. Simply applying 30 mins to an hour each day towards your life’s work will reap handsomely. A gain, thank you for sharing this.

[@KUWLJ]

This is the most simple yet best sum up I've heard yet! Thank you so much, I wish this popped up this time last year, so good

[@JohnWRuth]

The 1st priority deep work, that excludes any distractions.. thats one that I will really have to work on. Great video Dan.

[@joyceek]

Loved it all! Especially dividing our day in the 3 categories 😍🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@magicmolee]

I was literally writing about this last night (mcping and being comfortable in this matrix life ) and now youre making a video 😮 love all your vids and your newsletter ❤️🎉🙏🏼🙏🏼🧿🧿

[@lucksonodiase8344]

Love you man. Your content resonates with me always on a deeper level Dan.

[@StevenManuella]

Possibly the greatest vid i have seen on the tube this year. Thanks Dan 🤙

[@siphosethudlamini3587]

A very knowledgable session brother! Keep up the good work👌🏾😇

[@ezbooknotes]

I have been working on bridging the gap of where I am now and where I want to be in the future. How my future self is - what habits I have, what beliefs and mindset do I have, and who I want to be. This video was published at the perfect time. Thank you for all that you do.

[@oludave]

As you give the low puncher words at the beginning of this video, did my heart not burn within me? Thank you, Dan.

[@paulmartineau3850]

Thanks, I'm new to your channel and wanted to let you know I find you material useful and insightful. I hope that you are around for along time and see how your life/business develops in the years to come. Keep up the good work.

[@abdulrahman_abel]

Thank you, Dan. Most definitely going to implement all that you’ve shared in this video

[@alexis_quiterio]

Great video. Love how you framed the reminder of taking action and experimenting before the liking or passion appears. “Do before you can BE”

[@lynntoytrainmuseum8973]

Exactly. I do this. I just be who I want to be and then I am. Thank you for this informative and encouraging video.

[@aleks8077]

I really love your content, it provides so much value!!! Grateful for your efforts to do these type of videos

[@KatJaguar1122]

This is great. This is what I was looking for.

[@Chrissynysc]

I liked, subscribed, and am commenting to thank you for this quality content!

[@ankerpoint]

This was super helpful! Thank you!

[@-rupam]

Really loved the video❤

[@Ebony_BECOMING]

Awesome video. I’ve been doing time blocked planning but needed help on how to actually best use the time that I’m blocking out. Very helpful.

[@PatriciaDawn3]

I kept thinking where do i start? this is great! thank you for all you do. I am excited to have found you

[@claytonljenkins]

Dan, I've had two enlightening moments in the past few months. I'm a college student working full-time for someone while in the process of forming my own business. The point you made about no conversations + notifications stuck out to me mostly because my job is to be on the phone from 7a-4p 5 days a week and I'm still experimenting with how to effectively 'reset' my brain to have the energy to focus on my actual deep work (through walks as you'd mentioned, naps, and guitar) As I write this I have this vivid vision where my day is filled with freedom and I'm working entirely for myself; when that day comes I won't forget how you, Simon Sinek, and Naval Ravikant, Robert Greene, and Ryan Holiday got me there.

[@itsmekarishma_____128]

Not using my phone in the morning is something i never pay attention to but through this video, i acknowledged the fact that how it's shifting my focus on unusual things. I am definetly going to stop using my smartphone in the morning. Thank you for creating this insightful video , i really loved how wonderfully explained everything. My favourite part of the video was when you were telling us how to schedule tasks to work on productivity, creativity and experimentation.

[@Nowhatsgoingon11222]

i literally change my lifestyle in 6 months and I can say it's not easy to change things right away. No matter how hard it is to move and change everything, it's all worth it at the end

[@shehanthadi]

This is great! After almost 20 yrs in corporate life, I am finally starting a business, in an area I have been passionate about for a long time. I've never had the courage to start before. Starting a business is overwhelming, especially when someone has no experience in it. So seeing this video now is very helpful. I'm going to start with priority 1 for a few days to see how it will work. I will deep focus on getting my target market right and setting up a business plan. I believe if I get those two right, it will set up the business well. Thank you for this insightful video!

[@prettyawesome2561]

Thank you so much, very helpful! I will definitely try this steps out as well as the fill-empty-use framework 🍀💕🙌🙏 Got so much value in 18 min! Grateful for your content 😊

[@KHACPHONG-xt4ho]

Thank You Dan Koe!

[@user-zb9wf9wh2d]

I think this is the most important video I ever watched and the part that you said to comment which part stuck out the most there its impossible because the whole video stuck in my mind, thank you man.

[@rm.rodrigomonteiro]

The best productivity routine video I've ever seen! ❤

[@user-qw9ot4jw1q]

Great video Dan, I found all of the things you talked about during this video very interesting. I have been implementing many of the things you have described in your video for a while now, and I have to say all of those things have dramatically changed my life. Right now I am more productive and creative than I have ever been, and it's all thanks to implementing these simple habits and routines into my life. keep it up Dan, you've just gained another sub.

[@name_less227]

This content is gold. Exactly what I needed to hear and what I am already sort of doing, as someone who gets bored easily.

[@jacktay8072]

Absolutely inspiring and well structured content. You just got a new sub. Keep up the great work buddy

[@sheenac421]

This was sooo good!

[@isabelochoa7377]

I usually don't focus 100% on a video, but yours really got me! Thanks for sharing!

[@REPLICANT-740]

First statement is absolutely true! i thought about that manny years ago and it inspired me to create content in order to inspire other's

[@ricardo_barreto]

This is such an important video. This is the ultimate breakdown for people to find structure and to start changing their life.

[@miraclejacob7981]

Such an Amazing narration about Deep work, Keep making more videos. lots of love from India!

[@vanesssaguevarahypno743]

This was really dope and helpful, especially about creativity, productivity and expermentation

[@simbzv]

Genuinely, this was such a good video. Learned a lot.What would we do without you Dan!

[@kamaldmomoh]

I loved this video and your honesty and transparency

[@predatorab711]

Whats best for me here is dividing my day into different segments and then each segment into four priorities from deep work to less deep work. God Bless!

[@jasman633]

- Priorities - Do what you’ll do in your ideal life now at smaller scale and build it up - Once you’re doing something and then time currency you have invested will give you momentum

[@henrimott4190]

This the best vid. Pure gold

[@JennyHansenLane]

Fundamental tasks born from our core values is so powerful. The ultimate alignment. I’m so grateful you share your passion and message.

[@kylabutler9851]

Thank you for making this video. I needed this so much!

[@hamidbinyze1655]

Love this video! Keep up the good work!

[@silenteyes6761]

I will definitely try this. I feel motivated after watching the video. Thank you!

[@DavidLindgren89]

I loved the part when you said that one should prioritize the new tasks, systematize that, move it down and then prioritize next new task. It makes so much sense. Otherwise it's easy to start with something easy and just keep postponing that new website, new product, that media kit design or whatever you need to create that doesn't have a clear process yet. Thanks for that! 🙏 It's about moving the needle forward, not doing as many comfortable tasks as possible.

[@elisafeeken]

Thank you so much for sharing this concept. I am definitively gonna give it a try!

[@emotionzero41]

Thank you Dan :). Just want to appreciate your effort in making people's life better including me

[@_BRIELLE99]

Dan I appreciate your introspection in these videos. Thank you for all the helpful content!

[@abandcalledwoof]

Super practical advice and well delivered. Appreciate the help!

[@EhlieLuna]

Loved the clarity of the 3 things/category

[@vmDigitalLifestylepro]

❤ love your teaching for real I'm in your course for September

[@randolphduke3171]

Good stuff man. I like your videos, keep up the good work

[@leahcortez8685]

Thank you man; so much. I appreciate you sharing how you ACTUALLY set your priorities 🎉 That is to say not only do you imagine and put words to your priorities, but you flow through to set them up in time space. Um just wow. This is the small key that unlocks the big door for my world. Thank you man; so much.

[@bayshaunseay7282]

Excellent content! Thank you!

[@tailormylife1999]

Without watching this video, I already empty my brain, journaling prior to bed. But instead of structuring it in 4 priorities, I structure my day into 2 phases. Phase 1: I start my morning with a meditation. 2 hour morning focus. Start meetings by 10 am. Lunch Break by 12. Push for another 2 hours with automated tasks. Phase 2: Break to reset. Get into the creatives. Dinner. Then self-educate before my night routine. Look forwards to experiment how to restructure into deep work.

[@nandini6302]

Thanks! The priority ladder is exactly what I needed right now, been working prioritizing and setting up practical routines that don't drive me crazy lol