Not Doing Your Best Work? Here's Why & How to Fix It

In this insightful video, we delve into the crucial concept of deep work and its significance in achieving success in our careers and lives. Drawing inspiration from Cal Newport's ideas, we explore how deep work serves as a pivotal metric for creating value in today's knowledge economy.
From conquering initial overwhelm to navigating through moments of agitation, we provide practical techniques to cultivate the habit of deep work gradually. By starting small with enjoyable tasks and strategically managing breaks, we empower you to train your mind for sustained focus and productivity.
Join us as we embark on a journey toward unlocking the transformative potential of deep work. Share your experiences and insights in the comments below, and let's pave the way to a more fulfilling and impactful professional journey, together.
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[@AnkitaAggrawal]

Million dollar advice..❤❤❤

[@RavindraSingh-yz2yv]

Practical observation, Nice explanation sir.

[@advkaran]

Grt🎉🎉🎉

[@drkknath]

Very practical advice

[@NitinKumar-vw1nz]

Nicely explained, sir... Will try it out.

[@tanayvijay4556]

2nd part of video ❤

[@ashishshandilya2286]

Your editor is editing this too much . adding too many pictures doesn't help

[@satish918]

Yes please @ HabitStong... Too many pictures and distractions is leading to viewers watching videos like in "Shallow Work" !! Earlier videos used to be more conducive to focus on the message. A slightly slower pace of speaking would also be helpful to focus (Reducing playback speed to 0.75 doesn't work; the voice then sounds like listening a recording in slow motion)