Eat That Frog & The ABCDE Method

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To Eat that Frog, is a time management term that means to do your worst task first. Every morning organize your tasks, and choose the biggest and worst tasks to to do first. By doing this you will eliminate the opportunity to push it back through out the day and not complete it. Eating that Frog with help you achieve all of your goals more efficiently and enable you to have better prioritization habits.
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[@MohamedBugazia]

the Eat that frog Book is one of the best Books that i have ever read.

[@tmpEngine]

Mohamed bugazia I totally agree man

[@MohamedBugazia]

I'ave added this Book to my To-Read List, thanks for the Reference buddy.

[@mstessdowney]

100% agree

[@MrMangkokoo]

Combine it with GTD

[@SohailShaikh-pi8vg]

True

[@gi70st]

No-one will eat that big frog in one bite. Cut your frog up and do the smaller tasks in order of importance, with alotted time in mind.

[@YunishShinra]

Purchased the book earlier this week. It's one of the best self-investments of a long time.

[@Jaym99]

When i started reading your books my life completely changed forever, thanks for being my inspirational speaker of all the time 🙏

[@loobabloo]

Amazing how Brian Sir is directing people and organizations towards their journey towards growth, peace and prosperity on a continuous and on-going basis. Eat That Frog is yet another masterpiece; which no one can afford to miss. And the book can be read in 5-10 days by spending two careful hours in a day. Thank you Sir !

[@bluebutterflies4568]

You are so amazing!!! You make such a difference in so many peoples lives, thank you for sharing. Just listening to several of your videos has motivated me and helped in a seriously negative situation, THANK YOU!!!

[@TMCPropertySolutions]

Love it Brian. Great stuff as usual. Thanks for all you do.

[@adityathota5158]

Ive read the book, perhaps the best book you will ever read on time management The best part is, you feel like your are learning with every page you turn over.

[@mubafaw]

Had this on repeat yesterday. Got alot done during day. Thanks Sir

[@christophdollis1955]

Just bought this book on Kindle and Audible: excellent. Only a few chapters in and I already got far more value out of it than the price. Thanks, Brian.

[@noshortcuttoglory6443]

I bought the book. It is amazing. One single chapter, like 2 pages, can literally change your life.

[@PGPRADEEP988]

thank u so much for posting mr Brian tracy

[@umersk2483]

You explained the method very easily with great ideas that is why I understood this method

[@nomorefreefire8245]

Sir u r my fav author. Love u. U changed my life❤

[@Nosmilegrin]

An underated youtuber... but a well-known author!

[@theoriginalshruti]

Loved this video...☺❤ Very effective method to manage time and increase your productivity.

[@iqratube]

A. Must Do B. Should Do C. Nice to Do [50% of time; no relevance] D. Delegate to Do E. Eliminate Practice Discipline: A1. A2. A3. Use willpower and mental strength to get going and keep going on the one job and most important task you could be doing. Eat the whole frog and don't stop until it's finished completely. This alone can double your productivity the very first day you begin using this system.

[@Gasperan1]

I would also like to, from the bottom of my heart, thank you for all the work you do and share for free, especially for this wonderful book! (Which you also kindly shared for FREE!!!) I've been studying buddhism and all kinds of wisdom traditions, all kinds of 'manifesting' techniques and methods and whatnot, but I have to say, that no book I've read in my life has such a direct impact on my thinking. I'm an artist and kind of have prejudices against being all 'business-y' (if you know what I mean) so I was a bit skeptical, but this book has actually heart. Wonderfully written and just so simple its mindblowing. THANK YOU SIR Hope you have a most wonderful day!

[@tazeens]

I love you Brian tacy!! Thank you so much!! You're my mentor. :D

[@rameshemv]

Got hold of your book a few years ago. Good one. Thank you Mr Tracy. Simplicity is its forte. There is nothing in that book that (most) people do not normally know, but something that (many) people rarely do. I think its a matter of being "aware" of what we are doing (or not doing) every moment of life that defines our success or failure.

[@naveedahsan7315]

I recommend "you can win" by shiv khera its a wonderful book

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Thank you Mr. Brian Tracy!

[@naturalbodymaker]

Today I have got your channels I am very much happy. Because you are good author I bought eat that frog so that one of the best time management books Love you sir for this book

[@PalEducationNetwork]

Thanks for your wonderful book. We are looking forward to benefit from "Eat That Frog" in our Book Club. Would be an honor to have you join us in person or over zoom and share your wisdom.

[@Theinwordwithevandixon]

I enjoyed the book and took alot from it!

[@noshortcuttoglory6443]

I bought Eat that frog. The best investment ever! Brian Long live Sir! I Love you forever.

[@Tcgrande77]

Just started listening to the audio book... incredible

[@WellCoach]

A useful reminder Brian - it's one thing to know - another to do! Noel Lyons

[@michaelkeller3896]

Thanks for this great video!

[@luispedroza3043]

God Bless you Mr.Tracy!

[@jpguardia]

Great learning, although you missed saying that priorities can keep changing over the day.

[@emme2795]

Love this!!

[@kubricksghost6058]

This nails it! What a legend.

[@JohnSmeton]

Reminds me of Stephen Coveys 4 quadrants- good stuff Brian

[@seitsentahokas]

Thank you, Brian

[@carlosedmundorojasbaltazar6556]

thank you so much, it was too helpful

[@dorothyevans3864]

I love how many productivity systems include delegation as something you should strive to do at every opportunity. I’m far enough down the totem pole that I often find my day swamped by urgent and important stuff that someone else has flung my way. It’d be nice to include some thought of who has capacity to take these on, not just skills when you’re next advising people of the ABCDE choices they have.

[@dorothyevans3864]

I call them the toads I have to eat before i even get to my frogs. The tadpoles are left ignored for so long they usually become toads too. 🐸

[@DarnellPantow]

Thanks mentor...

[@jamesshaw3850]

Love this

[@saza3485]

Loving this. Love from Malaysia 2023.

[@felicciasc]

This is why I exercise before work

[@lamiaaltamimi8004]

Wow , i could n't agree more 😍 i like his words 😍👍🏻

[@DangerousFacts48]

Great question. I reckon (as a devoted Tracy follower and someone sorting out my life right now) that, by definition, not all tasks CAN be A-tasks. If I'm right, then at least some of the tasks you think are As are actually not As at all! (Most of them are probably Bs.) Hence, you always feel like you should be doing something else - because you haven't actually consciously decided which ones are "must do", "should do", "could do" etc. Oh, and never forget the Ds - DELEGATE wherever possible.

[@bealearner1157]

Awesome book sir

[@WhiteDragon0712]

God bless you, thanks a lot Sir. Message from James (Vietnam) with admiration!

[@sanjeebanmaji8612]

Thank you Sir🙏

[@pinwealthhappiness4052]

Thank you so much my Mentor ^^

[@DesireeTV]

Brian always makes this stuff sound so easy... :)

[@ringoze]

Deciding to act or not, that's the hard part.

[@MdRafi-zp1zj]

Beautiful books

[@briantracyreviews2697]

Absolutely love this method 🎉

[@ekoz7594]

Even if you plan your day and assign tasks, there may be something that will change your plan, for example an email from manager „I need you to prepare and send me this and that by tomorrow.” This will suddenly become a big A on your tasklist and you might not even touch the other A’s you’ve intended to complete at all, or were disrupted half way through your first A that will be pushed

[@SliceTeam]

Wait, how the fuck I ended here ? I was looking for ways to prepare frog legs..

[@ungushi]

Wonderful

[@hellfirehellfyre6591]

"Eat the frog first" is an intriguing concept, predicated on the assumption that one has complete control over their schedule. However, for the majority of individuals, especially those who aren't exceptionally wealthy, such autonomy is often lacking. Often the most challenging task of the day cannot be tackled until the late afternoon or early evening due to external factors and the schedules of others. Hence, while the time management concept of "Eat the Frog" is commendable in theory, it may not hold up well in practical application.

[@blotchyscrawls168]

I love this method - hard to work out the ugliest frog when studying medicine though!!

[@yagmurcamd]

"Eat the frog" is a motto. I use it every day.

[@mariethereseatoabe4928]

thank you

[@adityaacharya3650]

i got frog from my backyard and ate it, THank you Brian for motivation

[@happydee9362]

I have been trying to prioritize my tasks each day. But I found it frustrating when someone above me always orders me to do things that's not on my task list. I found it interrupting me to achieve my daily goal. As my role doesn't allow me to follow my daily plan and delegate, resulting in work piling up, what are your suggestions? Thanks.

[@ManuelFallas]

Thanks

[@AlbertoSalviaNovella]

RUNNING LIKE THE TURTLE, NOT THE HARE According to Lean Management, there's a previous step than 'A' (tasks that has serious consequences if done or not). Step 'S': remove, clean and organize a frequent task. It has been tested for years in the Japanese industry that, for nearly any circumstance, doing 'S' and 'A' actually takes less time than doing 'A' alone.

[@BrianTracyOfficial]

You are very welcome. To YOUR success, Brian Tracy

[@Gasperan1]

+Alberto Salvia Novella hey this sounds intriguing, could you please elaborate a little, or maybe direct me in some article where this is discusses, or maybe give some real life example? thank you so much.

[@AlbertoSalviaNovella]

Jozef Gašperan

[@Le_Comte_de_Monte_Felin]

Great book - HIGHLY recommend this for serial procrastinators! If you learn just ONE thing from it... (such as described in the video) you will reap a multiple return on the time investment spent reading it. And it IS an investment that WILL return gains if you apply the knowledge in your life.

[@DollarMatters]

What does laws+ stand for at the back page of the book

[@xDragonGTx]

I like to share my own experience as I try to set ABCDE task for my daily work. At the first time I do make a mistake by confusing an A task as the C or D task after that it very bad for me. So I think to know what is your A or E task you need to think the result of etc task and you can determine what is the most ugly frog then eat it :D My English still on improving. So don't mine me if bad :)

[@noshortcuttoglory6443]

Your English is understandable.

[@s0yb0yz]

CE Brought me here.

[@NahomYmanu]

Eat that frog is active to Chinese 😂😂😂

[@awaffleswag]

I like your tie

[@humanyoda]

Using will power won't get you far. Having to use your will power is an indicator of having an internal conflict. You'd just be fighting with yourself. That's not wise. What would be wise is to find out what's holding you back and let go of it, so that you could proceed with eagerness and maybe even joy.

[@RogerinKC]

I just made my list and put an E next to everything.....

[@MrsTikiGod]

Love it!

[@dino0228]

And then there are those things you can do that take more time up front but greatly increase your efficiency later. Like tool development. The only thing is that THERES NEVER ENOUGH TIME.

[@macissmohamed2528]

Nice now i do it

[@Jesse0Lucas]

Than the B-task wil be an A1 task for that day and the A task due this week will be an A2 task

[@nagamurti.j.panchal.6304]

Sir Making notes purpose, written matter if their on sreen is better.

[@pafn888]

But seek ye FIRST the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you. Matthew 6:33

[@tazeens]

Then the B task is actually A task for Today. and once the B task is complete you can start with the thats due in a week?

[@blikefritz]

I came here trying to learn how frogs swallow and eat their large prey, even each other. I figured ABCDE method was Always Bite Chew Digest, & Extract Boy was I off...

[@bilkisusaniibrahimTV]

I love eat that frog 😻❤️

[@karlalopes9383]

Could someone help me please? I'm a student and the first thing I do every day is go to class, but the most important thing of my day are the hours in which study alone. My classes start the 7 A.M.. I should get up early in the morning to eat my frog?

[@BrianTracyOfficial]

Yes, Karla. First, get up every morning a little bit earlier and plan your day in advance. Take some time to think about your goals and how you can best achieve them. This sets the tone for the whole day. bit.ly/2WNA9wv

[@SparrowOn]

Great, but what if all my tasks are A tasks? :-) Everything has consequences if it is not done 100% perfectly: work, houseworks, family meetings, healthy lifestyle.. everything. My problem is this: if I do one thing, let's say studying or working on a project, I always feel I should do something else, like cooking dinner or other thing around the house. When I cook or clean, I think of all the studying I could do at that time. And I often end up with things done badly or not done at all.. Well?

[@costanzauk]

i know exactly what you mean here...but the funny this is, i think you know what the answer to your question is. I know what the answer is too, but my mind plays games with me like this to avoid taking action. What is the thing that you LEAST want to do now? That is probably a good indicator of what you should start with.

[@ebrahimahmed515]

Nobody noticing video quality, since it was uploaded a decade ago.

[@jasonsdodd]

i disagree with one concept that is stated more than once in this book. that is starting work earlier and staying late. unless you are getting paid more.

[@agskater1914]

Thank you grandpa

[@bandungkotakembang6446]

right now I will that frog 👌👍

[@powerpath659]

Very white collar focused

[@reddonispimpin]

Are you organized if not heres a technique

[@navkarchordiya9258]

💯👌👌👌

[@catbat06]

Why do I feel like Brian Tracey really is Will Forte in makeup

[@luckydal2059]

Me waiting to take my math placement exam

[@sumrak22able]

All my tasks are A tasks :(

[@christophdollis1955]

No they aren't.

[@ringoze]

Case in point. You need to prioritize.

[@sususan9]

I'm confused. Are eat that frog and ABCDE method the same?

[@joselicop872]

Su Su San ABCDE is the method to use for the ‘Eat that Frog’ approach/discipline

[@marvona3531]

🌸🌺🌸🌺🌸🌺

[@Kyotosomo]

Watching this video is an E Task.

[@soloreviews5776]

Unless you have no time management skills. Then its an A task.

[@AbundantRick]

@@soloreviews5776Ok man it's a B or C

[@oiseau_libre]

writing a comment like yours is an F task. Don't be rude and arrogant: it is an A task for you, Kyotosomo.

[@heldachan625]

RIVA Tick !

[@samiajre6852]

i am sorry , i put a dislike by mistake i feel bad BIG LIKE

[@Fitforacting]

just like it. The dislike goes away

[@samiajre6852]

+Reynaldo Balmes True , it works :) Thank's

[@futuremtt]

Watching this video was an E task.

[@bigbrother9531]

Read my E mail, then proceed A, B, C. never a D or E on my to do. "A" task must do's from high level executives. "B" task. Are my "A" tasks, daily necessary.

[@dncmi1436]

I am a frog and found this offensive 🐸

[@key8724]

am gonna eat that frog

[@ashace6092]

📜✍️🧠💬🌟🙏🌠🌌📚

[@fardinshahriwar2623]

Old man! You are close enough to end up with your time.. 😝

[@ms.loulou417]

Fárdîn Sháhrîwár ??? Are you kidding or trying to be funny 😆