Multitasking is NOT your friend!

[@JuniorShepherd]

More more more! We want more of this high quality content sir! In fact we DEMAND it. :)

[@nishant.kasibhatla]

Thank you very much for your comment about my videos. I will SURELY post more videos. Keep watching :-)

[@rfntv9660]

I think I am one of the lucky person who finds you on KZbin. And thank you, sir, for share such information with us....

[@nishant.kasibhatla]

Thanks so much for your comment! Do subscribe to my channel (if you haven't yet). I will be posting videos every week.

[@champs1002]

Me too buddy.

[@purnimamishra9548]

I had been doing this mistake since i got my phone . And at the end I fail to understand what was going wrong with my memory . Thank u sir . Now atleast i know where i m making a mistake.

[@nishant.kasibhatla]

Brilliant!! Mobile phone is a great tool.. and it can be get in our way in achieving our goals if we don't manage the time we spend on it. Atleast during the time you learn, I suggest you keep the phone away. Wishing you the best!

[@purnimamishra9548]

Thank u sir. Ur reply means a lot to me . I am a neet aspirant and i really want to be a great doctor .This year I ll appear for Neet entrance and your vedioes have improved me as a learner.

[@nishant.kasibhatla]

@@purnimamishra9548 Brilliant! Do your best!

[@dhanunjayakv6846]

You focus mainly on Recalling..i.e., Output..thats very important and I experienced it. Thank you, Sir.

[@nishant.kasibhatla]

Excellent - that's a key message in the video!

[@agoudimoun]

Dear Nishant Thank you a lot for your wonderful informations. I fell that you 're RIGHT and I 'll adopte your instructions to my life starting to learning better English language. My respect and really Thank you!

[@nishant.kasibhatla]

That's awesome! Thanks for your comment. Go for it. Wishing you the best!

[@crickyfire5621]

Iam very happy. I learnt lot of things which is helpful for my life and career. Please continue your youtube journey don't stop

[@nishant.kasibhatla]

Thank you, I will!

[@rajgadade]

Happy single-tasking! Very nice informational video about how single-tasking helps to gain more. Thanks for sharing. Wating for the next upload.

[@nishant.kasibhatla]

Thanks for the comment! Yes, I will be uploading new videos regularly!

[@prajwalgopinath5954]

Thanks for the great information....learned a lot..😃

[@nishant.kasibhatla]

Thank you!

[@santusantosh2342]

U r my favourite motivational speakers guider sir

[@nishant.kasibhatla]

Wow.. thank you! Thanks for visiting my channel!

[@nisreenhameed3802]

V informative thanks a lot

[@nishant.kasibhatla]

Most welcome. More videos coming soon!

[@pronabsir2466]

I really liked the video,u deserve millions and millions of likes and subscription.U not only have superb talent in your field but also the best speaker i have ever seen.Sir,if u r reading my comments, please suggest me what should I do so that i can also learn and speak in English fluently.. waiting for your reply....

[@nishant.kasibhatla]

Thank you very much for the comment. So glad to know you really liked my videos. The only way to speak fluent English is to practice speaking regularly. You will not be fluent initially, but you will get better slowly. You can also practice speaking out loud at home. Just start with a small paragraph (with 2-3 sentences). Check the correct pronunciation of the key words at Dictionary.com. Read it out loud and record it on your phone. Play it and see if you got the pronunciation right. Another thing you can do is to listen to your favourite news channel (American/British). Listen to 2-3 sentences and the mimic the person (mainly the pronunciation).

[@pronabsir2466]

@@nishant.kasibhatla thank u so much sir for your reply and suggestion.I want u to make some more videos with any topic and share your experience so that i can learn something new.May god bless you.I wish u a long and happy life..

[@lunaticbeast4098]

Thank you so much Sir.

[@nishant.kasibhatla]

Glad you liked it!

[@duallinguallady-aishaahmed1812]

Do you find age makes a difference or it really doesn't have anything to do with age? The reason I'm asking is because that now I am 54, I have depression, I find it difficult to concentrate and/or to focus. So I am trying to find out how to get better. Not sure if you have heard of Barbara Oakley the author of Learning How To Learn and there's even a free class online worth taking for people like myself.

[@nishant.kasibhatla]

Thanks for the comment. As far as memory is concerned, age is not always a barrier. In my classes, I had many participants who were more than 70 years old and could improve memory. I plan to create more memory improvement videos soon.

[@duallinguallady-aishaahmed1812]

@@nishant.kasibhatla Thanks for replying, I appreciate it, take care.

[@Kaurav]

Now, I will give 💯%

[@nishant.kasibhatla]

Awesome!

[@istiakahammad7074]

This video is very awesome.

[@nishant.kasibhatla]

Glad you think so!

[@gamingshorts7011]

Thanks

[@nishant.kasibhatla]

You are welcome!

[@rajavepuri8007]

Hi sir, we are expecting many more videos from you on this channel

[@nishant.kasibhatla]

Sure, Raja.. I will be posting a lot of videos starting this year.

[@barsiliojr.3478]

More videos sir! I learned from your videos.

[@nishant.kasibhatla]

Definitely! More videos coming soon this month!

[@vaibs____]

Whatever you work give 200% focus perform single task at single time 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@nishant.kasibhatla]

Yes.. Single Tasking works!

[@maknunhosen6011]

Really Outstanding all the world

[@nishant.kasibhatla]

Thank you maknun hosen!

[@subhamaya9259]

Single tasking is great idea nishant

[@nishant.kasibhatla]

Yes it is. Use it, and you will surely see the results!

[@ngobirajab720]

Sir I feel a great improvement 👌

[@nishant.kasibhatla]

Excellent! Also watch these videos/playlists: The Output Principle kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZLQf4GQgryqqqc A to Z of peak performance kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6G6qZudn92LjtU

[@shirinakbarali2930]

Reg returns n recall

[@nishant.kasibhatla]

Yep.. Registration, Retention and Recall!

[@koushalandhari9140]

How did you get Fluent in English? I too want to become as like you. Please tell me some tips for Fluency while speaking.

[@nishant.kasibhatla]

Do watch this video from 34:53 mark. Hope it helps you: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aKrHdXavqa59a7s

[@Sireesha23]

@Nishant Kasibhatla : please do a video on how to focus on multiple things at a time because its much needed in a workspace where we have to check mails and reply mails and at the same time I have to keep on a tab of what my subordinates are doing(over a walkie talkie) in addition to people barging in(part of work). Your quality input is much appreciated 🙏 I love the idea of single tasking but what if ur work is demanding multitasking and we are supposed to manage people and work simultaneously Im already a follower of you and your methodology 🙏

[@Sireesha23]

And I forgot to mention about phone calls and ofcourse alot of them.

[@nishant.kasibhatla]

I know how it feels! I have added your request to my list and I will work on a video on this. For the time being, you can try some of these things: - Allocate times for email checking/replying. It could be one time slot in a day, or could be a lot more. It depends on the type of your work. Constantly checking email every minute or two is surely not a good idea. - Divide all your work into projects. If you count every thing you have to do at work, it might look like you have 20 things. However, can you categorise them into, say, 4 projects? Emails, team updates, etc etc. That will make it much easier to manage. And you can allocate time slots for each projects. - Set rules, communicate the rules to your team members so people will not be interrupting you a lot (or the other way too!). These are a few idea that you try.

[@dhanunjayakv6846]

Is there anything related to food habits and memory, Sir? Why because it is said that only Vegetarians have good memory. Please let us know from your experience. Thank you, Sir.

[@nishant.kasibhatla]

Food is a good topic for another video. Thanks for asking this question. For the time being, just know that some foods 'may' help in your memory. However, I suggest you focus on improving your memory using memory techniques (see my other videos on this channel). Also, there is no evidence that vegetarians have a good memory!

[@muhammadyaseen6638]

Sir I Watched All Your Videos. Sir Please Make Video On: What are Some of the Best Strategies To Memorize?

[@nishant.kasibhatla]

Thanks for your suggestion. I am in the process of creating a lot of videos. Will be posting soon.

[@muhammadyaseen6638]

@@nishant.kasibhatla Thank you Sir.

[@ayushsingh-po1du]

Sir i love your video really

[@nishant.kasibhatla]

You are most welcome! My son's name is Ayush too, BTW!

[@ന്യൂട്ടൻ000]

Iam dipprres of multi task study different subject books in plus one my head was breaking now i get idea only a book for a day 🙏

[@nishant.kasibhatla]

Awesome! Glad this resonated with you!

[@ന്യൂട്ടൻ000]

@@nishant.kasibhatla iam happy to contact a kindfull record holder. It my first time in my life 😀❤❤❤😘 god bless you

[@ന്യൂട്ടൻ000]

Love you lot 🙏🥰🌹

[@nishant.kasibhatla]

Love you too. Thanks for watching!

[@Sathishvarma1992]

Great time worthy video. Sir, i have two questions that keeps me confusing all the time. 1. What is the maximum amount of time on average that i can spent on a task(input task)? 2. I do multitasking for suppose reading a book and pause , started watching a video which is completely different from the reading i was doing before and repeating it, this doesn't make me feel bored than reading a book for long time. And i gaining experience in this multitasking where i feel like one day i will master all my 3 R's which u mentioned. any suggestions on my thought?

[@nishant.kasibhatla]

Thanks for watching! Here are the answers for your questions: 1. There is no ideal time for each session, because it depends on a lot of factors. I suggest a 40-50 min session to begin with. 2. What you are doing is not a good thing if you want to better retention and recall. It's true that mixing up tasks can be 'fun', but that will negatively affect your focus, comprehension and recall. I suggest choosing one task and setting a timer for 40 mins and just do that thing. Wishing you the best!

[@hyqhyp]

I think part of the reason multitasking has become so prevalent is because we have lost our hierarchy of values. Think about the way things have been in the past, where religion usually occupied the pinnacle of values. Now there isn't a single religion in the world that I know of where it would make sense for the supplicant to multitask in the act of prayer. People don't struggle with this either, because it is an accepted high value activity to which full attention is devoted without FOMO. I am not suggesting that religion is needed for focus (it isn't the only source of value hierarchy), rather that hierarchy of values naturally provide us with a metric for focus. Western culture is today floundering in a value-system vacuum brought on by various mechanisms, and such we naturally behave like kids in a candy store where everything looks like an equal-value candy. Before we can move on to asserting better attention, we'll have to come up with a system by which we can determine what is and isn't worthy of attention. Otherwise we are back to square one (e.g. what good would it do if we single-tasked on watching Vines?)

[@nishant.kasibhatla]

That IS deep! And yes, I totally agree with your logic about using single-tasking only on things that add value to one's life. Like all powerful tools/systems, one needs to know when and where to use those tools to get the desired result. Thanks for the comment.

[@shirinakbarali2930]

Doing one thing but doing it so well that u have world class registration

[@nishant.kasibhatla]

Great takeaway!

[@akhyar7813]

Sir jb main koi book padhta hun english mai to kuch words ka meaning samajh ni aata to us time phone mai dictionary use krna theek rhega ya ye distraction ya multitasking hoga ??

[@nishant.kasibhatla]

In your case, it's fine. However, if you are doing this too often, then it could become a distraction. One idea is to scan the book before you read and see how difficult the text is. If you see too many unfamiliar words, then take a moment and look up the definition of the words before you begin reading. Wish you the best!

[@akhyar7813]

@@nishant.kasibhatla Thanks a lot sir :)

[@SanjeevKumar-hg3df]

Over A period of time my memory is Decreased Sharply due to certain issues and depression is there any way to regain that short of memory again which I have 2 years before.

[@nishant.kasibhatla]

You may have experienced a lot of forgetting in the past. However, if you practice association, visualisation and train your brain, you can surely improve your memory. Having said that, if you experience memory loss because of a medical problem / diagnosis, then you should consult a doctor / medical professional.

[@vaseempanmana8261]

I am cutting onion while seeing this video... which one i focus more

[@nishant.kasibhatla]

Focus on cutting onions! After you finish that, watch this video.

[@rohitbtsarmy4356]

I am 2 liker n new subscriber,solve my query How swami Vivekananda memorize a book without seeing it , Source yt video on swamiji memory secret

[@nishant.kasibhatla]

Thanks for watching! It's not really possible for anyone to remember anything unless they have registered it. I think that one of the main reasons why Swami Vivekananda has a great memory, is because he exercised his memory power by regularly committing new things to memory, and my recalling it frequently (either mentally, or to his disciples).

[@rohitbtsarmy4356]

@@nishant.kasibhatlaplease sir tell me how people recall very very digits and how many hour a day it take for me to do same? And sir what is your Instagram id so that i ask my queries there. Hope u answer me in detail.love from india. And sir i am student who can i memories faster via learning text book?