☘️ Time-Saving Tips You Haven't Tried Yet (That Actually Work!)

[@evasochocki5209]

I love the one about not doing things that aren't necessary, like not cutting the sandwich. For me that means cutting back on KZbin videos that aren't necessary. I actually found myself watching a video about cleaning shower doors, and I thought:why am I watching this when I don't have shower doors, I have curtains lol

[@HowToGYST]

😂 I sometimes do things like that too!

[@laurawood4476]

Oh my word ! That statement just stopped me in my tracks ...wow

[@МаринаЗиброва-с5с]

This video is so nicely filmed and edited!

[@classicashley3925]

As a professional organizer, I’ve given people the batch work advice… only to realize just now that I rarely do it myself. I do just as you say - do a little task here… move on to a different one. Helps to keep momentum on lots of things and keep me entertained.

[@LADYSILVERWOLF028]

Love the idea of actually slowing down. There is a saying, "take the time to do it right or you will have to take the time to do it again".

[@HowToGYST]

I've been in that situation many times.

[@beklee6910]

My Nan always said "More haste, less speed".

[@nedf8668]

Slowing down is really important in getting things done. Years ago a Japanese carpenter told me "do the job slowly and it will be more enjoyable." I try to remind myself of that when I get too focused and start rushing things.

[@HowToGYST]

Solid advice!

[@maleaann]

The one about mere seconds reminded me of a teacher I had in high school. He loved to tell us about all the tiny things he did or didn't do that might only involve seconds, but how 60 seconds add up to a minute and those minutes add up to half hours and hours. He talked a lot about being prepared and thinking ahead to save time and energy. He was equally my least favorite and most favorite teacher as a result of his classroom rules -- a lot of them felt dumb at the time, but they taught time management and executive function skills that have stayed with me for more than 30 years!

[@caramoonlynn]

I've decided that since I'm 47, I get four 47 minute breaks. Or 8 twenty three minute breaks. I don't take all the breaks each day, but it's always a joy when my "chore spinner" lands on "break."

[@beckyev1965]

I really like your point about being intentional, rather than just trying to cram in as much as possible. Thanks so much for sharing these thoughts.

[@HannahRainbow88]

Yep, definitely something I'm working on too!

[@HowToGYST]

I've crammed in a lot of crap over the years. 😅

[@FlocksSake]

Just a cooking time productivity & safety tip - if you put all those tiny potatoes on a plate and then invert another plate on top to sandwich them in between, you can just run the knife between the 2 plates and cut them all at one time. And protects your fingers! :)

[@edelinprogress]

Great tips❤

[@deannaw9657]

I love your wisdom. The brain vs body battery concept is such a key thing for me. I dont fight with my brain or body anymore. I wait until im in the right space for each, and the process goes MUCH more smoothly. ❤

[@onimendez7735]

Yes! 💯 on point.

[@HowToGYST]

Yes, trying to force it never has good results. It's frustrating apart from anything else.

[@14MellyJo]

Great ideas - thank you Laura 😊

[@myraaitken8954]

Loved this video! Whilst I didn't consider myself a planner, I do like to be organised about what needs to be done (so maybe 😏). But I i like the idea of a reflection at the end of the day and note what went well that day, positive comments and what I could potentially improve on. I do have a few notebooks and I think I might just crack one of them open and start writing. 😊

[@jillchris1857]

Loved this video 🧡 so useful

[@onimendez7735]

Always enjoy and appreciate your content. ❤🥰

[@HowToGYST]

You're very kind! 😊

[@jennyjenkins877]

My partner even cuts his burgers in half! 👀 Anyway, thanks for the meaty content!!!

[@pameehanson3866]

Great video I’m long time follower and I cut my sandwiches into 4 pieces LOL because I like small portions, it made me smile 😅 I remind self to slow down to speed of life I’m not in a race 😂

[@josephdaly2015]

As always great tips and advice 👏 now to put a few into practice. Hope you and your family are all keeping well. Have a great week. Mary, Joes wife 🙇‍♀️👏💪👍🙏💐🐕‍🦺