How I Study Consistently with a Full-time Job | Productivity, Time management & Motivation Tips

[@mangekyo1918]

Great tips, thank you ❤ I definitely agree with you. Procrastinating kills our dreams, so it's important to leave time to do what you like so it doesn't obstacle your responsibilities. Sleeping is the foundation of good mind and body health, then a healthy diet and exercise, then everything else. In that order. I work 5 days, 9 hours, and can only take 3-4 classes per quarter. It's gonna take me longer to graduate, but I'm not in a rush. I've been sleeping 7 hours every night and doing my exercise routine after waking up - that has been keeping me sane. I also do intermittent fasting, so I dont have to worry about dinner. 😅 My day starts at 5 am and ends at 9 pm. 💪🤓 The important thing is to keep going, not stoping ever - only to change your tactic if something isn't working out.

[@Nora_A]

Intermittent fasting when you're studying and working at the same time is literally a lifesaver :D I do the same, except I only eat breakfast + dinner, I find it super helpful!

[@shivanipareta6209]

i really like how you were so true about not having time to waste and having boundaries and not really available for parties friends like i have known this for like as long as i remember but i believed it was toxic but hearing it from someone else made me feel so much more better that yeah other people who desire something in life and are actually serious about it do tend to cut off from the nonsense and not so useful things in life❣

[@Nora_A]

Exactly 🙏 We spend so much time pleasing other people and doing things for others, it would be a shame to wake up one day and realize we wasted all this time living for other people instead of working towards our own goals and living life for ourselves.

[@JChan-ru2hf]

Great tips. I’m working full time and part time and getting my masters degree with teenagers. Going to make my list of non negotiables now.

[@Nora_A]

That sounds really intense, hats off to you and I wish you the best of luck with your masters! 🙏🏻

[@2kkartik]

Randomly came across to your channel, really liked your video, studying while working in a 9 to 5 job is really inspiring. Even I have recently started working and at the same time I am preparing for a competitive examination (it really takes a toll on my body sometimes, but I have found a way to manage it). I completely agree with you on the 'being organised part', even I like to have a daily routine which I follow and it allows me to use my time wisely. The point that I am taking from this video is 'Work in advance', I understand the benifits of working in advance, but sometimes due to laziness, I just ignore it (tbh I'm still figuring out how can I ditch laziness in those moments and get back to track). Just wanted to give you a suggestion I think one hour for making thumbnail is more than required. You can have a set of templates ready before hand which can save alot of your time (or you can search for templates online or may be you can you technologies like chat gpt to make thumbnails which will make your work easy). Also, editing a video in 6-7 hours is too much, I am guessing you must be new to the editing field that's why it is taking you time much time, with time you will find a flow and definitely this time will come around 2 hours. In the end I just want to say that keep going you are doing amazing work. :)

[@faithbwire9164]

Interested in this topic thank you . For me am a shift worker sometimes its crazy

[@Nora_A]

I'm glad you enjoyed it! ❤

[@amali11288]

Thank you for these tips

[@Nora_A]

You're welcome 🫶

[@scarletdvore1459]

Nice…

[@TheFd90]

Lucky you! i work 5 days a week, 8:30am to 6:30pm with a "1 hour" lunch break... i barely have time to take a shower :D !

[@user-fi7ig4sm7c]

Thank you so much for sharing your experience and tips, it is really helpful 🩷

[@Nora_A]

Thank youu 🥰

[@manishsailor8774]

hello I am arriving Paris for study ,, would like to see you if you can give some time