THE POWER OF FULL ENGAGEMENT by Jim Loehr and Tony Schwartz | Animated Core Message

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The Power of full engagement is generated frequent disengagement. 90min focused work. 15min break. Thank you Productive game. Wonderful message!

[@mririnui]

I like the call to action Nathan. James Altucher bases his daily practice on these four pillars doing something meaningful in each of the areas (Physical, Emotional, Mental and Spiritual) but having a recharge / resiliance ritual based on the same 4 pillars is really quite insightful. Thanks for another great video. Gonna get hold of this book also now ...

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[@TM-mt7cq]

As a Muslim we are taught to “disengaged” by praying 5 times a day. Our prayer is not just asking God for things but actual movements. It disengages us completely and reminds us of the important things in life.

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You are from which country.. I love to read this content.. From where can I read this teachings. Please tell me know.

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[@hk4848]

As a practicing muslim, i pray 5 times in a day. And each prayer i thank my gratitude to allah for the life he has bestowed on me. Such a practice is a great confidence booster. To lead life and deal with any challenges that's thrown on you. Such practice of small prayer break on different time of day, from before sunrise to after sun sets. makes your inner self so well engineered that you can deal with any challenge's as well as how to remain grounded upon great achievements. Failures are your learning curve and and success is not yours, it's Allah's will. For non muslims i would put it this was Take a break as mentioned in this video. In this break meditate for 5 minutes and develop an attitude of gratitude for what all you have. Thank all of them be it wife, parents, children, great friends your health, and do an inner engineering exercise building great foundation to unbreakable you. As you should understand your setbacks or failures are your learning curve and success is not yours.

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I'm delusional and pray to my imagination too.

[@patrickjane4027]

As a practicing Muslim, you have to pray 5 times in a day, or you will be torture in hell for the eternity by your loving God, because doing good deed is not enough for him, and you must pray to him and have "Iman" (or Faith) too... Your God is more like celestial Sadam Hossein.

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Or you could use that time to learn some cognitive neuroscience instead

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@Adrian keep wondering why educated people from West consider Islam as the fastest growing religions in the world and highest converts are in Islam. Specific to USA. Also consider HITLER, HIROSHIMA NAGASAKI VIETNAM AND IRAQ WAR TO FIND NUCLEAR WEAPONS are all done by radical Islam. True that's devastating. I agree with you.

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I read "The way we are working isn't working" by Tony S. and really enjoyed it. I wanted to read this book too, but your summary was enough for me. Thank you very much and well done!

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This is one of the best videos I have watched. Thank you very much. This video brings this out in a succinct way. Take care and God bless!

[@jmg5041]

Your ideas for breaks at the end of the video were great. Very practical. Thanks.

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Excellent summary of one of my favourite books!

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Excellent video. Excellent book. Thank you. Keep the production moving.

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This also works incredibly well for relationships

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Comprehensive and incredibly practical. Thanks again :-)

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Being ADHD, I often get a cool idea and spend hours working on it without stopping. However, if something is slightly uninteresting to me, I am utterly unable to work at an acceptable rate. I am able to have laser focus on things I like, but no focus on things i don't.

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Thanks for the crux. I was wondering how does it differ from Breakout principle. Both these concepts says- Take a break and chill!

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So does Newport's Deep Work apply or is neglected?

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[@altairibn-laahad6333]

Thank you so much for this! I have a question! Did the author recommend the same 90 mins work - 15 mins break ratio for creative periods such as painting/writing/composing? Coz I heard it usually takes ~20 mins to get back into the "state" of the creative process (if you get interrupted) don't quote me on that though.. but I was just wondering if it changes to like 180 mins work - 30 min break if you DO decide to extend focusing on the task. Or is 90-15 the ideal? I've also heard about 52-17 being tossed around. Which is it?!?! Haha.

[@joschkawinkel6696]

I guess it depends on you. Just try some out and find which one works best

[@st97625]

Ive noticed anything longer than 5 min will be distracting. I would do something like 55-5-55-5-55-15 (repeat)

[@ProductivityGame]

Hi Altair, it depends on what you are doing. For deep creative work, you probably want to go between 45-90 minutes before taking a break since you want enough time to go beyond surface ideas and experience creative insights. For administrative work and any straightforward tasks you dread, you might want to use the Pomodoro technique of 25-minute focus, 5-minute break, repeat (since creative insight is not a requirement). The key point of this book/video is that the maximum amount of time to push yourself before taking some sort of restorative break is somewhere beyond 90-120 minutes. Just as we go through periods of REM sleep and deep sleep at night in 90-120 min cycles, we MUST go through 90-120 minute cycles of attention during the day. However, you can do mini-cycles of attention that suite you between those major 90-120 minute attention cycles.

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When i reach the down time i just hit the couch. A 10 15 min nap is proven to so effective for mind recovery. Check the wikipedia page for nap.

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Co-founder of the "Human Performance Institute". My that sounds really scientific...

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[@RyanBlaumGolf]

Misspelled Jack Nicklaus' last name.....it's not Nicholas

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Jack Nicklaus

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So... start smoking?

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Isn't Tony Schwartz the co-author of the Art of the Deal together with Donald Trump?

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Yes, but nowadays he deeply regrets their collaboration. Quote: “I put lipstick on a pig.”

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[@ameerali9350]

That y muslims prays 5 times a day to disconnect from their work n give some relax to mind....

[@Crypto_Ghost1]

I stronly disagree. I already take many breaks. So please don't advocate more. I disagree because one losses concentration, and easily starts procrastination when he takes break.

[@akmu8016]

There are different types of people. This may not work for you...but it works for millions. Just because something doesn't work for you doesn't mean that it shouldn't been advocated, if we did that many who could receive benefits from this will remain unaware of it.

[@cristiansotocorredor3031]

Well, either you're not the type of person for this method, or you're doing it wrong. Taking a break is not the same as stopping working. If the author advocates for this is because it works for many people.