My new productivity system: more time for creation, less procrastination

[@justineleconte]

Hi everyone, if you're looking for the older video about my productivity tips, it's here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mXSXmX2Ca5Zga6c What's your TOP productivity secret? The one tip you stick too and that really makes your life easier? :-)

[@rhondacurrier4592]

I was struggling with creativity during the pandemic and found my old system wasn't working for me. I did a weekly schedule on Sunday afternoons and prioritized what had to be done in time blocks...time felt so weird and elusive. It helped me manage better, and get things done...and I added time to my day to read, to spend more time with those I hold dear. Thank you for your content on KZbin...I always learn something! 🙂

[@EternalAnomaly]

My productivity tip is simple but very effective and important. Write everything down, make notes. I noticed that when I take classes or read a book, the information goes into one ear and leaves through the other. A week later I don’t seem to remember much of it. This means that I’ve absorbed very little. Taking notes helps with that. It makes you think about what you heard and what you’ve learned. It’s also a great tool for reviewing and solidifying knowledge.

[@kahinoart]

I use a very minimal bullet journal - skipping the Pinterest worthy designs, I just write down and consider what I need to do in a basic bullet journal style. The writing helps me anchor it in my mind and surprisingly frees my mind. I don't need to "hold on to" what I am planning to do and I gain more room to think about the tasks at hand. I do use a certain amount of color labelling to help me find things faster. Using a journal as opposed to an app helps me keep things in one place that isn't dependent on whether my phone is updated enough to use it or if the developer decides to change the subscription modules. And I can look back on what I've written for inspiration. .

[@ElieBeth___]

Justine, I always get so much insight and value from your perspective on time management, goal setting, productivity, and general outlook on life. Thank you so much, you really help us out!

[@valarieart]

The one thing that helped most with my own productivity was learning to walk away and call it a day. As a workaholic it was difficult to find that balance - but once found my productivity went way up. Funny how that works!

[@dsch2000]

I have watched a ton of "self improvement"/time management stuff on YT in the past but rarely have I ever seen someone give such dense, practical, easy to understand advice as in this video 👍👍👍

[@justineleconte]

Wow, thank you!!

[@katetw]

I agree with this! ^^

[@myriamolortegui2441]

Agree 100%

[@outinarizona]

This is me, too much work energy. Thanks to this--YEAH!--I'm reworking my schedule to prioritize non-work items.

[@Dayxpxp]

Backwards planning is awesome 😎

[@PlanningNerd]

Loved this video, it's so refreshing to see someone who is productive and successful without selling us hustle culture and 4AM wake up calls ❤️

[@justineleconte]

every time I hear about some Silicon Valley guru/CEO who starts their days at 4am, I get allergies 😂😅

[@floatingsara]

They never say at what time of the night they get to bed though !

[@lynda.grace.14]

Excellent insights. 70% is enough. So true.

[@Premchik]

Oh God, Justine, I will have to watch this video several times to absorb all of it. But I've enjoyed it a lot!

[@korinaviado3333]

This made me want to plot down how my week actually looks and make changes for the better. Also, looove the part when you were observing (you nailed it 😀) bc we don’t have to physically do things to appear and convince ourselves that we are busy or productive bc our minds are working still. Hope you’re having a great summer, tell your aunt I said hello 😂

[@SM-id7cd]

I have owned my own accounting business for almost 10 years now. The intersection of efficiency and practicality has always been my focus. Some days I succeed. Most days I have the opportunity to be flexible. Many years ago (pre-pandemic) a mentor shared a piece of advice that was small but helpful: when working from home, wear shoes. Outdoor shoes tend to trick the brain into handling external responsibilities so you can hurry up and get done and “kick those shoes off.” Now that many folks are home a lot more, I know that some cultures have concerns about wearing shoes indoors. I suggest selecting a comfortable pair and clean the soles so the home stays clean and sanitary. This advice has worked for me. I hope it works for your viewers too. Thank you for being genuine Justine and God bless.

[@sophiesong8937]

Great ideas. I have been trying to find the balance for years as a SAHM with creative hobbies, often I went through weeks feeling like all I could do was look at the materials or tools of my craft, as I pushed through days of endless housework. The reason? I listened to the organisational experts who tell you to make fun activities a reward for getting through the task list. I realised last year that my creative pursuits are not a reward to be earnt, they are an expression of myself, and when I suppress them, the rest of my output crashes. So I realised they are essential to my every day functioning- some days moments throughout the day will keep me on track, some days I drop the housework and put all my focus on my hobbies. I'm doing so much better in terms of productivity and mental health

[@justineleconte]

that's so true: in times where your to-do is endless, you can't wait to have done it all before you get to do something "nice"!

[@SrirachaSandvvitch]

I was diagnosed with ADHD at 31 and it was like the veil was removed from over my eyes lol. Now I know why certain things are difficult for me. I log my schedule down using a formula from the bullet journal method but I've never color coded anything to separate "work" from "not work." I'm gonna steal this from you! Thank you for the video!

[@unitedheartsamerica5924]

Thanks for sharing- this world makes us all adhd…. I struggled in my 40s with attention and focus issues.. i dont have a formula yet but have had to manage myself when in past had great powers of focus.. i also take herbal blends to boost brain and reduce anxiety.. this helps alot!! Also a prayer life, with meditation on scripture or music helps!! 💕

[@SrirachaSandvvitch]

@@unitedheartsamerica5924 thanks for the tips! I'm grateful for my therapist, they've given me great tips and coping exercises when I hit a wall or go through a melt down or shut down. I've been using the bullet journal method for years (even before I knew about my diagnosis) and it turns out the founder/creator has ADHD, too! Alot of the set ups online are super aesthetic, but I use Carroll's original no frills formula--my attention span just can't handle anything else. And I love music! I'm always listening to something, it helps me focus. I also stim and use fidget toys while I'm waiting in line or doing something that requires patience.

[@ragarast]

I'm 26 and just got diagnosed with ADD... the imagery of having a veil lifted is spot on for me. The diagnosis has removed the guilt I've carried about being "lazy" my entire life and my days are now filled with the productivity and creativity I've always known I've had

[@Riververchi]

Not to you but more like a personal observation: I was SURE I had ADHD until I started to notice a peculiar trend in me: when it was something less interesting to me, less fascinating, I'd loose focus, couldn't get through book or a video loosing attention every 3 (!) minutes. And then I observed how I was STUCK and glued to the videos and books that were all about my interest. Here is how I realized I might be just trying to be interested in wrong things.

[@SrirachaSandvvitch]

@@Riververchi that actually can be an ADHD thing. After learning I had this, I went around reading as much as I can about it. Turns out, alot of people with this disorder are super creative, though, because of our low levels of dopamine, we go "seeking" for things that stimulate us. It's almost impossible for us to focus on something that bores us; we need help in the form of meds and/or exercises. Something we like, we're able to do it without fail. That's the part that often gets us mistaken for being lazy. Like: how can we have all this passion for video games, but can't focus on homework?? It's pretty interesting stuff, and alot of neurotypical people have a hard time not seeing it as lazy 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@IevaKambarovaite]

You inspire me so much, Justine. Warm, honest, real and grounded in the most beautiful way. This video is so much more relatable than the perfectly curated 'look how perfect my life is and how productive I am' So stealing your way to collect ideas. Genius!

[@immortalazure]

This was very enlightening and quite lateral thinking. Loved the Mary Poppins reference.

[@lizcopeland815]

Thank you for the tips! And yes, I raised my hand while watching.

[@justineleconte]

😄😘

[@fatine88]

I love lists too. Read, listen, watch. I love that! Genius.

[@dfigd99]

I could listen to you talk about this for hours. Honestly, a course by you in productivity would be amazing. You have so much great tips that I've used over time and that actually work. Thank you so much!

[@lakegirl239]

I love lists! I used to make a daily list, now I make a list to accomplish over 3 days. Less pressure and greater success. Thank you for another helpful & inspiring video.

[@justineleconte]

that sounds smart! I can see why it would decrease the pressure!

[@purplemonkeyy92]

I work as a digital marketing specialist and the creative pressure is something that is not so much talked about and discussed. Thank you, Justine! This was a really helpful and inspiring video!

[@kartinimusic]

Haven't watched a video of you yet that hasn't been either entertaining or helpful. Thank you, Justine, you are magnifique!🌸❤

[@hianjana]

I can't stop wondering how organized your calendar is!!! This video is much needed for most of us.

[@justineleconte]

it's very organised. But I still keep some flexibility as things don't always go as planned (or as quickly as planned).

[@pravolivo]

it’s unbelievable, but I have been reading a lonely planet guide to Japan, too! 😂 I’ve created so many awesome itineraries including hotels where I’m going to stay and restaurants where I’m going to eat. it gave me so much joy 🤩

[@gigartina]

Day dreaming is so important - and so often i forget to do it. It never occurred to me to schedule time ‘officially’! Great video - thanks!

[@meenakshi6344]

The cushion covers are so beautiful

[@justineleconte]

there are hand-made in Perú, bought during my travels in early 2020!

[@valdez3245]

Procrastination: I’m on the expert level with that! Ugh! But, in wanting to learn new things, I always do that, and currently expanding my French and German speaking skillls. Great video, Justine! Thank you for the tips! You are a blessing!

[@barblallier9413]

I love this! My priorities have shifted and my Artists way and morning pages are priorities!! All my work comes much easier when I really take care of myself and live my life with my families! ❤

[@kiwichick567]

Justine, you always have such varied and interesting content, but this one was the cream of the crop. It has really inspired me and I'd happily listen to you talking productivity all day long. Thank you!

[@justineleconte]

Thank you so much!

[@slavicalisac8075]

I like the stones analogy. I actually always felt that house chores were big stones for me but I always prioritized work stuff and the messy rooms, laundry, food prep etc. were always on my mind, keeping me stressed while I tried to do the work. Once I do the chores, I bet that the work stuff will immediately feel like medium stones and pebbles. Thank you for turning it "upside down" 🤗

[@justineleconte]

I see what you mean. Having a clear/clean space helps to think, so it makes sense to have it as one of your things-to-do-first!

[@rosegreensummer]

"the same amount of work was costing me more energy" i thought it was just me being old! I had to work harder during the pandemic, under great stress, and it did my mental health worse. I'm a lot better now, and have more energy. But now i have four jobs (and still can't get to full-time hours) my energy's back down

[@a.cardona8520]

I love that you schedule lunch in your calendar! I do the same and when people see eat they always say: "you write it down in case you'd miss it?"

[@justineleconte]

to that question, my answer is always: no, I plan lunches in case YOU forget and then book me the whole day and then I don't have time to eat and then I'm in a terrible mood for the rest of the day (happened quite often while being employed in big companies, before moving to fashion!). 😁

[@RitaCism]

Thank you, Justine! I'm feeling a bit lonely and lost, and my life is looking a bit chaotic somedays. So this video came to me at the right moment for some much needed perspective and inspiration. Wishing you all the best!

[@Sandrake7]

You are so lovely Justine, you have such positive energy, watching your videos makes me happy. Thank you so much for everything you share with us, it is a joy to watch you! :D

[@justineleconte]

Thank you!!

[@MerunaIllustration]

That advice about working backwards from a goal is just... life changing for me! Thank you!

[@lovelyrainflowerfarm]

Lovely dress on you. Love your earrings.

[@britneyhochman5204]

Girl, this video SPOKE. TO. ME. People have all sorts of different ways being productive, but every time someone tries to suggest their method, it never works! Your methods actually felt like totally applicable to my life. Thank you SO MUCH for this video, Justine!!!

[@roksene]

So tru, we need to vouch for better education in finance and the Essenes of being productive is best reward, before going to bed, I did something!

[@Foundingmother1]

Merci Justine, You are an excellent teacher. I very much appreciate that you included good food, rest, activities and friendships To your priority list. Words of wisdom that is to often deemed lazy or unimportant 👍

[@Markenmensch]

Hallo Justine! Ich bin immer wieder überrascht, wie ehrlich deine Videos wirken. Ich glaube dir, dass deine Ratschläge von Herzen kommen und du uns Zuschauer*innen bestärken willst in dem, wie wir sind und was wir tun. Danke dafür! Edit: im übrigen arbeite ich als Psychotherapeutin und finde, dass du gerade in diesem Video -ob intendiert oder nicht- sehr gute Ratschläge zur psychischen Gesundheit gibst. Ich kann mir vorstellen, dass du bei all deinen Projekten manchmal ordentlich „seelisch aus der Puste“ bist und freue mich umso mehr, dass du so eine innere Balance ausstrahlst :)

[@rhondamiller5166]

I love this! Invest in yourself- nourish your strengths and feed your curiosity. Find your stride- everyone thrives at a different pace. Find yours. Preparation is essential- and often challenging for creatives. Thanks for the tips! Allow inspiration to have room to blossom. Absolute gold! Thanks Justine!

[@annasmereca1847]

You were and are my fav blogger! Each and every video I watch with a notebook)) Thank you a lot!!!

[@agabrielhegartygaby9203]

You are amazing - I am disabled and have a different set of issues - YOUR productivity playlist is always helpful always inspiring thanks

[@ellb8795]

Yup! Corporate life teaches one to block a calendar like this!

[@spacefabi]

Excellent video! Random side note: I would love to see a nail color for warm/cool color palette if you ever got around to that idea!

[@dianepetzold1523]

I have watched this video twice with a gap in between. I got even more from it the second time and expect to be able to absorb even more the next time I watch it. Highly recommend watching this more than once!

[@mrspaulgibson]

Thank you. I am also a work from home entrepreneur (less creative, more IT). Pre-pandemic I was practicing these methods and it was lovely. Somehow, during pandemic days I let that slip. I appreciate this very much.

[@michelleneumann2413]

It is interesting that you mentioned about productivity needs to be taught in school. I plan to show your video to my students in the upcoming school year.

[@justineleconte]

It's an honor to be invited to your classroom ☺️

[@michelleneumann2413]

@@justineleconte Thank you!

[@mizeria777]

Just found your channel! Fashion design student here! Subscribed!

[@elisa4620]

Coucou Justine! J'ai beaucoup aimé cette vidéo. En particulier le passage où tu réfléchis et note tes idées XD (mon carnet de notes est dans un bordel indescriptible et il faudra vraiment que je trie tout ça et trouve un meilleur système). Après 2 burn out mon niveau d'énergie a drastiquement diminué et je ne peux plus fonctionner comme avant. Ton message de prendre soin de soi et de ne pas se surmener est très important. On a plutôt tendance à pousser les gens à penser le contraire. Tes vidéos (et celles de Rowena Tsai sur le sujet) sont plus "humaines", réalistes et pleines de bons conseils. Merci ! Sinon, je suis complètement d'accord avec toi au sujet des programmes : ils sont mal pensés. Beaucoup trop chargés, parfois trop répétitifs, et pas toujours ancrés dans la réalité. L'EMC est laissée à l'abandon alors que ce serait une opportunité pour faire grandir les élèves en tant que personnes, leur apprendre la communication non violente, la compassion, l'ouverture d'esprit... ... Sans compter que, effectivement, on devrait apprendre aux gens à gérer le quotidien : un budget, l'administratif, comment prendre soin de chez soi, de ses affaires, etc.

[@oliviaalves3559]

This video has helped me in more ways than I was expecting when I first clicked on it! Je te remercie énormément Justine !

[@justineleconte]

avec plaisir! :-)

[@gorejs8396]

Merci, Justine! Excellent advice here, as always. I laughed when you showed your calendar technique, which is almost exactly the same, right down to the color-coding, as what I've done for many years. It got me all the way through college & grad school. I even taught it to my many classes of college freshmen! The big difference, & one I applaud, is your focus on personal time as the most important. I love that you're still getting it all done, but taking care of yourself while doing it. Your intro discussion of transitioning back to being in the world of life & work full time is reassuring, to say the least. One thing the pandemic has taught me is how very similar, how very connected, people are, even in this atmosphere of global strife & change. I'm transitioning slowly, & definitely not interested in hopping back onto the old hamster wheel at the expense of my physical & mental health.

[@elainemarsh2656]

You have good project management skills, you have to in your position. With the added pressure of digital too, you are always ' on duty ". Your spreadsheet is very useful to anyone who wants to get the best out of their time. Looking at this from the other end of the telescope (retired )I use a simplified version on a monthly desk planner. Can't get my head around the old saying 'don't sweat the small stuff " tho, indeed you should make room for it. To be creative. Good info. 👍 🙂

[@hannahlandes5777]

I know this is a year+ late and I usually don't comment on vids but this truly helped me re-think the ways I'm structuring my goals, my week, my priorities. I know this is titled as a productivity system, but I think it's actually a lot more than that!

[@justineleconte]

Glad it was useful for you! 🌷

[@borleyboo5613]

A very good point, Justine about children being taught about all aspects of personal financial matters. This will help them more in the long term than algebra and geometry etc

[@lightheartedgardenia]

I love your amazing synthesis and communication skills! Useful yet also super inspiring. ✨

[@gestreifterpulli1541]

Danke Justine. Kreative Arbeit braucht auch mal Leerlauf. Das was mich auch ausmacht ist kreativ zu sein und ich merke seit der Pandemie, dass mein Arbeitszimmer nicht mehr so genutzt wird. Und ich hab mich gezwungen mich hinzusetzen und was zu machen, mit dem Ergebnis dass ich lauter unfertige und ungewollte Projekte auf dem Tisch hab. Conclusio ist auch für mich, ich lass es bis ich wieder Inspiration und Drive und Energie habe.

[@Alexandra-qw3hp]

I loved the creativity session on the blue chair. 🤩😊 You are a storytelling master, Justine! Maybe you could do a video on that topic in the future.

[@2PuppyProductions]

Justine, I can completely relate to EVERYTHING you shared, both the challenges and some of your solutions. It's tough to consider that 80% might just be good enough, but in many many cases it is. Seth Godin has an excellent saying that I keep in mind "80% and ship it". It doesn't apply to contracts and brain surgery, but there are a LOT of things it does apply to. Thank you for sharing your productivity journey with us. I will be saving this video and watching it again!

[@AnaTarouca]

Awesome tips! Unique. Not the same stuff you see everywhere. I'm going to adopt some of these.

[@alexandraalvarez7511]

Thank you, Justine. You are truly en pointe with your work. This branch into entrepreneurship and productiveness is absolutely brilliant and a shining beacon.

[@elenah1384]

Thank you, this is priceless, I have been struggling with productivity versus quality of life for years achieving neither. Only a French person knows how to to prioritize quality of life, after all you guys have invented “savoir vivre”. 👏🏻🌷🌷🌷

[@Imai_no_ningyou]

Oh I dream of travelling to Japan as well..!!! So glad to learn I'm not the only one in this 🙃

[@monicara5367]

All your videos are useful! And entertaining... there has never been one video of yours that doesn't make me smile. You're so likable! This was excellent! You gave me so many ideas to work with... btw, The Artist's Way should be a must for everybody, Morning Pages work like magic, I do need to take myself on more dates though, so maybe I could use that as an excuse to observe my surroundings and apply your process. Anyways, thank you, Justine!

[@justineleconte]

you're welcome!!

[@chrisnemec308]

Thank You Justine, some great advice. If I might offer something that I learned is a helpful concept that CEOs often use, which is to not schedule anything on Friday afternoons. The reasoning is that if anything was not accomplished earlier in the week, there is a time period for completing it so that you do not carry projects over from week to the next. Hope it helps.

[@WhatashameMaryJane]

12:16 This part where you show us your thinking process was super useful. Along with several other parts of the video! Thanks for sharing.

[@StarOnTheWater]

It absolutely goes with my convictions that "life" related stuff is more important than "work" related stuff and I applaud everybody who achieves to implement this kn their lives. This really spoke to me - I have a tendency to procrastinate under too much pressure, so the more I plan to do, the less I get done.

[@aparajitade5643]

The video really reached out to me... with me I feel the need to be perfect with every little thing I do. In the past year I have learnt to let go and prioritize what is really important for me.

[@kaarigiella7938]

I love your couch pillows. I want to make those.

[@justineleconte]

I got these from a women cooperative in Perú :-)

[@MrBeetlejuice16]

I would love to see you do a review of the Cannes red carpet now that we finally have some creative fashion in the public eye again. Great video

[@Uru-donation]

Thank you Justine. Really high quality value. Your relaxed and amusing mentality is a great inspiration for me.

[@susannaleow]

Justine, you've just described my exact life in the first 30 seconds😁

[@alolikak5906]

I knew i was going down a bad spiral, but i didnt know what to do.. This video struck me like a lightning bolt...!!! Now my brain's machinery is turning again.....thanks!

[@Hydemica]

I feel like I have mostly been doing most of this subconsciously! Whenever I pushed myself too hard, I collapsed and it was always a reassurance that I should just give it as much as feels good at the time. If its not happening, hecc, pack up the books and go out PS I love your top!!

[@kylietruowl]

Thank you for this video, I too have felt the productivity slump. You are awesome. Something I’ve also done is play certain music when it is time to focus- it really helps because my brain recognizes it is game time.

[@justineleconte]

yes! There are great playlists of Spotify for that!

[@glamdragon]

So much food for thought there - thank you Justine!

[@amberfreeland7561]

Justine, this was great!! Thank you for this insight into your business and how you do it

[@erica6825]

Superb video Justine, just LOVE your productivity tips always. You're incredibly inspirational :)

[@Meagan-Renee]

Thank you for the mental reset. It's such a great perspective you've shared. Like others are saying, it helps! 💕

[@Chi9ja]

I would love a video of how you digest your analytics

[@krystinaalicegascoigne8005]

Helpful and thoughtful advice. Always inspirational. Thank You Justine. xx

[@Mskiki292]

Thank you. After 17 months of smart working this is exactly what i needed

[@elisabethgronlund6842]

Ha, ha, I do exactly that! People around me get super stressed out when I do “nothing”. Or if I play a puzzle game or build in Minecraft. I think without thinking. And then afterwards I’m efficient and creative. If I skip this, I’m slow and get nothing done and get bored and frustrated. :-)

[@betsyi]

You on the purple chair is me every time I get off on a creative tangent 🙈😂. Can so relate. Brilliantly done as always 👍🏼

[@justineleconte]

Thank you!

[@annejacobs3828]

Love the detailed guidance, thank you!

[@herecomesthesun21]

Justine!! This is not about productivity, I just wanted to say thank you from my heart for your wonderful videos in general. I have a chronic illness which has been again worse lately and has also changed my body. But when I watch your videos & your sympathetic persona, I forget about all the difficulties and get inspired and start planning my dream wardrobe. Even if it's still just in my head, it gives me so much pleasure! You are so good at what you do. Love from Finland ❤

[@swiinka]

Love the bit when you let your mind wander and take down ideas. I used to do that and I have absolutely no idea why I stopped, some really cool creative ideas got captured and brought to life thanks to that. Also, as much as I am a morning person, I admire the 'I will sleep in because I can' attitude. Put your own mask first!

[@hollygollightly]

Amazing video! It cracked me up while I LEARNED big time. Thanks a lot Justine!

[@vazq_Fernanda]

This was super interesting and helpful to me. I usually come up with video ideas in a similar way than you do. The difference is that I do judge them, before even writing them down, which from now on I won't do - thank you for that! I do have a followup question though. Once you have a bunch of ideas, do you have a process for evaluating whether they are ideas worth pursuing now, worth pursuing later, or not at all? I find that I am generating ideas all the time, but I don't have a system to evaluate them and decide if they are the best use of my time. Do you? I would love to hear your take on this. Thanks!

[@karifaller9284]

Oh Justine, how frustrating! I thought you stopped making KZbin videos completely. Even though I am a subscriber and have the "bell" selected KZbin has not been showing me your videos. BAD KZbin, so glad I found you again! Thank you, always inspiring. xo

[@justineleconte]

It happened every time your phone gets an update... It de-activates the notification from apps, so that even if you are subscribed and you have the notification bell on, you will stop getting notified. It is very annoying and I have no solution, unfortunately... But I'm glad to see you again :-)

[@karifaller9284]

Thank you, I will re-subscribe and ring the bell. xo

[@Anne_mit__e]

I just recently found your channel and I love your videos. You are so inspirational and I have to say, you have such beautiful hands 😃

[@airinblockabitch9992]

Thank you, Justine 🧡

[@heikebustamante7123]

Again a lot of useful advice and inspiration. Thank you!

[@suzy1750]

Thank you so much for sharing your clever system! You are so inspirational - creative AND practical! Love it!

[@justineleconte]

Thank you so much!

[@chetnaparashar22]

I needed this.. the retrospective way of planning is intresting.. thank you for sharing.. lots of love 💕 this helps..❤️

[@lenabigonia333]

This was so comforting. Thank you for your good example.

[@karenley7356]

excellent video Justine, so timely and relevant for these challenging times.

[@justineleconte]

Glad it was helpful! 💜

[@carolinebennett5615]

Thank you Justine. Thoughtful and practical. Really helpful of you to share this.

[@shreyashukla2223]

I've realized, over time watching your videos that I am so much like you! Not necessarily in the subjects that we share, but in how we think, organize and prefer to act, atleast fundamentally. Would be lovely to meet you some day! Love from Canada for the amazing work that you do. 🥰

[@skarmayoudon3542]

Wow.. mind blown🤯🤯 by the rock analogy

[@mariawelling4194]

I've learn throughout my life that it's not quantity but quality that counts for me. Great video Justine!

[@1cindy8552]

Love love love the practical examples and how you showed us your calendar planning + how you just observe what’s around you and write down ideas/projects to have in your lists. Reminds me a lot about Jordan Peterson, he says in some video on KZbin to keep a calendar but to not be constrained by it.

[@ingridftaylor]

Thank you for another encouraging and motivating video.