7 Habits I Avoid to Become Highly Productive

[@TheArtofImprovement]

⏱ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 - Intro 0:48 ​- Habit 1 1:43 - Habit 2 3:00 - Habit 3 4:10 - Habit 4 5:07 - Habit 5 5:48 - Habit 6 6:42 - Habit 7 7:45 - Takeaways 🔓 Get all my illustrations HERE: gumroad.com/l/Full-Archive

[@waelfaraj6705]

One habit in a book called the 7 habits of highly effective people is energizing or cooperating with others because the whole is more than the sum of all parts ...

[@MentorMyLife]

Procrastination is the world's number 1 dream killer. Don't let laziness ruin your dreams. Great video- Kushtrim

[@MM-we4no]

Laziness and procrastination are not the same thin. Stop using them interchangeably Laziness is sitting on the couch refusing to work out or do ANYTHING (key word is anything). Procrastination on the other hand might look like waking up at 5am to go to the gym, going to work thereafter, coming home to cook BUT NEVER starting on the project you’ve been telling yourself you will start on - this is usually due to some underlying and unresolved fear or stress that you have associated with that particular task. With laziness you just don’t want to do anything, but with procrastination there’s a PARTICULAR task you’re avoiding due to a mental block

[@officialtburt]

“Highly productive people have the courage to make things happen and act despite their fear” I love that ❤️

[@howphancy]

Added this video to my "watch later" playlist

[@AberrantArt]

Generalized anxiety is killing me and ruinning my life. Any videos on that?

[@SimpleLifeSG]

there is a difference between productive and busy. Be productive and not busy.

[@christian140]

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[@SY-sp8uo]

Make a difference between being productive and busy! :)

[@najrenchelf2751]

Ok, but what if you have organized a group event outdoors for 9am and you wake up to bad weather? I’d rather cancel the event _before_ going, I’ll be honest... 😅

[@moosa173]

I am watching this ... In fact I am procrastinating ... Watching how to stop procrastinating 🥴🙄🤪

[@deneysvandermerwe8993]

procrastinating while watching this video

[@m.hughmungus121]

*Cheat code:* 1.) Cut fapping cold turkey 2.) Plug that free time with a habit/project you see yourself having, if you would keep with it

[@501Labsmusic]

"Don't listen to podcasts"..... 👀😶

[@jasneshbhullar2858]

Suffer now and enjoy later. Enjoy now and suffer later. Your choice.

[@thebettafish3239]

How to hack the system: enjoy suffering. In life it basically means to learn to enjoy feeling exhausted after exercising, tired after working, frustrated when failing, etc.. And transform it into motivation.

[@NarangaravZorigt]

Distractions are literally the BIGGEST factor that destroys productivity. ELIMINATE THEM!

[@permanadijon4125]

habits to more productive 1. focus on result 2. avoid checking phone in the morning 3. remove distraction during work 4. working with the regular rest 5. prioritize the task 6. avoid procrastination

[@overnightgrowth]

Disagree slightly with habit 1. I think you shouldn't be result/output focused but rather input focused, that's something you have much more control over. The challenge of productivity has less to do with the output, the output will follow from the focus of the correct input (which is exactly why you need to do less busy work and deal with less distraction like you said).

[@Gigusx]

I've always agreed with this, but recently heard an interesting take against the "focus on the process over results" on Naval's podcast with Kapil Gupta and it definitely made me think on that. A link if you're interested - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXPXpqSmg7-qn9E - can't give the exact timestamp as I'm going to sleep now, but it's somewhere towards the end, probably 25-30 minutes in or later, though the entire conversation is very interesting so I'm recommending listening to the whole thing.

[@EdwardT9]

I think it depends... If you are producing things for others, reports or designs or a new marketing campaign, those people want to see results. If you focus too much on perfecting your process and all the small details, but short change the final product, all your great attention to detail, and late nights perfecting your analysis means nothing if it’s not well explained and presented to the final clients. I fall in this trap with reports I write that require complicated data analysis before hand... too much analysis not enough describing and summarizing the results. Also, it becomes too easy to focus on inputs and produce the wrong outputs. If you focus on the results, then you can reject all the time wasting inputs and processes and focus only on what matters.

[@overnightgrowth]

@@EdwardT9 True, context matters for the task. I'm in the same sort of business and that definitely requires stepping past your preferred input. However I benefit the most from not obsessing about getting a perfect result and just start on the task at hand. Which is why I prefer to focus on the input. It's always a balancing act for each specific task of course.

[@timothyrday1390]

So I am part of the 88% watching this video who checks their phone within the first hour of waking up. 🤔 📱

[@thewayfarer8849]

I noticed you're staring up with a LinkedIn page, good work spreading out

[@TheArtofImprovement]

Well spotted! 👏 www.linkedin.com/company/the-art-of-improvement

[@pokene_pokemon]

"dont listen to podcasts while working" Me - listening to this while working,,, and typing this comment out instead of working ....K

[@luigi6838]

I’ll watch this later! -procrastinator me

[@tobicitas]

I added the video to my play later playlist....

[@OneiLean]

The irony of procrastinating by watching this video....

[@jonasrigordocdoc5413]

Lol 😂 yah, but Its good to have motivation videos like this sometimes

[@MrTheZephyros]

Very nice video man! i always have wondered with which program do you create these videos :D

[@yahalife]

Rightly said! The key is not to prioritize what's on your schedule but to schedule your priorities.

[@danyeis]

Can u add Turkish Subtitles?

[@zanetruesdale8336]

Great video. I liked the way you did the summary this time.

[@waelfaraj6705]

One habit also in 7 habits of highly effective people is being proactive and the second is a win win scenario for all ... A third one is seeking to understand first and then be understood ... Love and light from Lebanon to the world...

[@dee1089]

now if only modern day work places would allow for such things to occur. being that we are dealing with humans.... this will never be able to occur due to the "exceptions" of the human species. Hell you might just be one of those "exceptions" that i am referring to .. maybe even myself... who knows.. but conceptual and insightful. albeit idealistic in some ways.

[@najrenchelf2751]

Maybe something that might help: my agenda has a first come first serve system which only one thing can override. So, if you cannot confirm when we are going to The Hague next week, Dani, I might not be able to join you anymore...

[@dannyspitzer1267]

Such important information. Especially number two and number three, I find

[@moosa173]

Best ways to procrastinate .... Watch how to stop procrastinating videos on KZbin 😅🙄🥴

[@amanlimbu6482]

This is the best channel for self improvement for me.

[@JesusHerrera-vx2pn]

Great video thank you sir

[@fadelfungames4024]

for anyone who is watching this too. be productive go do your homework or go to work because you are just wasting your time and that is why you are not productive.

[@varuntandon9970]

Watching this video first thing in the morning after I wake up 👍

[@mumtazansari9275]

"Give me appreciation I will gonna make a road to heaven for u" 🙈-ansari sarah

[@SmartJapanHacks]

Good stuff!

[@peterfallon4018]

Testify.. A therapist told me it’s my way of creating pressure & seeking pleasure from others upon getting it done when it seemed it couldn’t given where I was in relation to the deadline. Eh wtf knows, but DEF a prob!

[@Mr.Alia63]

Not checking devices first thing in the morning is impossible and actually not practical since there could be urgent things

[@chanunnaki]

nice tips

[@freebie808]

Thanks

[@spencergrubb]

Sorry, but a lot of this is super idealistic. Stopping work when I start to get tired because "you can only work efficiently for 3 hours?" Silly. If I worked for any less than 6-8 hrs I'd never make any headway. Appreciate a lot of your videos though.