Top 10 Productivity Hacks to Win at Life

[@FirmLearning]

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[@lolzorkont]

Great tips. I use quite a lot of them already. The 2 minute rule you already mention before and I do use this one. A tip of myself that I find very helpfull (working at an agency): - Make folders in your outlook. I for example have a folder in my e-mail for each client I currently work or have worked with. This enables me to keep my inbox rather empty and when i'm done answering a questions I drop the e-mail in the e-mail folder for which client it belongs too. In case the same client want to do another project with us its very easy to go over the conversations we had before via e-mail. Also, I have folders for example of internal projects to improve our serivice or thought leadership. Got a folder for semi-important mails and important mails too that are hard to categories. I also got a folder for important e-mails from my manager or the directors. Another tip is: - Give your meetings or activities in your outlook agenda a colour. This helps you keep oversight, for example last week I had 4 client meetings which are green and internal meetings are orange. Regular work like writing a report I give no colour. Those things do help me to keep oversight.

[@skfladda]

I love the earplugs... literally pretty sure I have the same pair in my desk drawer. Blocking out the world and time-blocking/prioritization have been life-savers for me. Also regarding eating, I've been intermittent fasting (nothing extreme, but making sure I spend about 12 hours per day not-eating) for the past 8 months or so and then eating sensibly and healthily alongside of that. And scheduling a bike ride 3-4 days a week for exercise. My productivity levels and mood skyrocketed despite the extra time away from the keyboard. Keep up the great content! Great to hear the affirmation that these things are good/healthy.

[@edyraper]

These are great tips, I've developped some of them naturally, but some of them were new to me as well. Thanks.

[@FirmLearning]

Happy to hear that, thank you for your comment and for watching! Best, Heinrich

[@Eric-cy8zl]

Thank you for sharing the "The Definitive 100 Most Useful Productivity Tips". I find this very useful when I need a guideded direction.

[@amyazaire1114]

I'm so grateful for your productivity tips! This is very helpful!

[@Excalibur817]

Will try these tips! Thanks, Heinrich! 💯

[@FirmLearning]

Sure thing, thanks for watching Kevin! Best, Heinrich

[@swilliams0079]

Great tips! Thank you for useful reminders

[@Javi_C]

Thank you Heinrich!

[@FirmLearning]

Thank YOU for watching Javi! Best, Heinrich

[@GrowWithWill]

Proper planning is essential! You can only accomplish so much in the little time you have given the millions of things going on in your life. Pay attention to what matters most!

[@killer62477]

Great content Heinrich! Keep up the good work. You have no idea how much this helps in start of the career.

[@joeyli3177]

Thanks for your tips on how to control social media. It's time consuming to collect meaningful and value-adding contents. I'm curious about the algorithms behind.

[@redburn66]

Hello Heinrich, very interesting as usual. Just out of curiosity, which todo app do you use?

[@grahamt4329]

German productivity is a different beast, I’ll definitely start using these tips!!

[@lkdigga]

Totally agree on the earplugs advice. Super helpful. For me those made of wax work best 😊

[@sumvnit]

My biggest joy in work day comes when I complete every task from my to-do list :)

[@yanis-zz3ie]

Good advice, thank you sir !

[@Gorlenius]

Great one, thanks for sharing!

[@FirmLearning]

Thank you!

[@chrisneville2069]

Excellent tips, many thanks. Personally, I wait until the weekend to view my Linkedin feed and make posts.

[@Pl-xt5ye]

Good video but nothing really new, would be great to have more personal hacks from yourself like the last one!

[@TheAlchemist1089]

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[@synergypersonaldevelopment2377]

Many of these tips seem to relate to prioritizing. Do you have some advice about that?