The secret to productivity

Hi everybody, today I wanted to talk about productivity and how it is actually easy to get things done, we are just making it more complicated by trying too hard. Take care of yourself, eat healthy, sleep more, work out and set realistic goals.
It is better to focus on one thing at the time then trying to get 10 things done in one week..
love you,
Ros

[@mikioni]

Excellent video.

[@rossellagrasso3_]

Do you struggle to stay productive? Do you have any advice you want to share?

[@danielgutierrez5522]

I always have a schedule and maintain all neat and tidy ☺️

[@denizalpazazi7155]

Hi Ros, just stumbled upon here totally by random, and even doubt if you ever see this. Personally speaking, though never feckless or irresponsible, I am a disorganized person, unfortunately. Not a person that fills up his calendar every week and has strict schedules. Whenever I tried to discipline myself, I was always defeated by some random happenings. It can be anything from a phone call to a hunger pang, or spring fatigue to simply lacking motivation or willpower(i.e uncertainties about my dedicated goals). Don't get me wrong, I was not the loser all the time. I was well-above average in the Bachelor's, having much better credentials than most of my fellows, and had a very good comprehension of the topics. One would tell I would be the highest ranked in the faculty. It didn't happen. In fact I didn't get any title and was just confined to Dean's Award(automatically given if you score over a certain point). Same with my job, and then my Master's. I could never realize my true potential. At a certain point, something stops me from going further. It happened also with learning languages. I was planning to get to the B2 level in Norwegian within 6 months which ended up more than 10, though it did. They say how come I succeeded in such a short time. They didn't know I was "taking a victory lap" around my master's(meaning I extended the school) and literally had nothing else to do but use the time very inefficiently. I took A2 and B1 courses on exchange in Norway(left me no room to mingle in social life) and all I had to do was a final push, maybe lasting 2 months but took instead over half a year. Now learning German, 10 years after I was fed up with during high school, and I have to submit my thesis within 3 months. I also try to get bits by bits in Lithuanian(else you have no chance in the country). Don't know where it leads me, I spoke 2 Germanic languages and at high I spoke none. I assume you are a Swiss-Italian so what I am saying might be total nonsense for you, but this is just a bit from my life. Lots of love Deniz the Menace from Turkey wrote from Vilnius P.S: The top you wore in the video's cover picture is oosum. _