Working from Home: How to Plan Your Day

[@Thomasfrank]

Want to be more organized? Take my FREE course on building your productivity system: collegeinfogeek.com/go/skillshare-course/ (this is an affiliate link, so using it also supports my channel 😀 )

[@shriyaarunkumar8224]

I love all your videos.

[@KyanneSummer]

Could you have ADHD? I do and I hear many similarities. Anyway thank you for the video🙏🏼

[@malcolmtawedzerwachinyakat3128]

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[@Super_BeastGirl]

Martin's Kitchen System Back Burner - things that need to be done, but are not the main focus Vitamins - things that are small, important, but are done everyday Main Burner - the task you are focused on Oven - things on a timer that are scheduled to be done at a certain time

[@kentarosuzuki8053]

Justina Anderson io

[@mistiemill3262]

Can someone explain the difference between the Back Burner and Main Burner? I really love this method!!

[@AGalassi1900]

@@mistiemill3262 the stuff on the main burner would be getting working on now, meanwhile the back burner is stuff that's going to get onto the main burner when you finish whatever task you're on. Think of the back burner as a queue and the main burner as the thing that's going through the queue as you complete it.

[@brysonhawkins2402]

how do you actually create those separate categories and lists on todoist sorry i’m new to the app haha

[@chibichocofairy]

@@mistiemill3262 Main burner-- What you are working on right now (and is probably urgent) (e.g. get the kid's to school, go to the meeting at 2pm Back burner: something less urgent that you will get to eventually when you finish the stuff on the main burner. (Call Ana to see how she is doing, play piano for half an hour)

[@michaela7151]

Saw this quote yesterday, thought it applies. "Vision without action is a daydream. Action without vision is a nightmare." -Japanese Proverb

[@helfulvids]

A Goal without a Plan is just a Wish.

[@JDDULA]

I've been living a nightmare until I watched this video

[@Seasonal-Shadow_4674]

Michael A how do I balance Both? I struggle with this

[@mixbaal0]

Just for the record. Here is an almost 60 y.o. guy learning from you, young man. Thanks.

[@vaishaks89]

@mixbaal0: age is just a number. if you are learning, you are always 21 :) take care. all the best.

[@field-art]

1. Create a daily list Keep the list minimal to what you can actually do Time boxing Or aft least write out your tasks in the order of completion 2. Long term goals Kanban method (to do/doing/done) Prioritization (back burner/vitamins (small every day tasks)/front burner (most important stuff)/oven (scheduled items that happen every once in a while))

[@stevejohnson6908]

Amazingly summarized!

[@uzairahmed1113]

Thanks for summaring

[@oOcitizenOo]

Just look at how Thomas grew up -his look, the content he provides, the quality of videos - everything is top-notch. Comparing with first videos on the channel, the gap between them is huge :)

[@Riaanwest]

I Totally agree with you, His quality of videos has improved a lot

[@jeremiah4852]

shows that he practices what he's teaching us. and it works

[@paulashin5133]

i love how real you are Thomas. Admitting how much you get distracted and try to keep yourself in line is a huge motivation for someone who suffers from the same "shiny thing" obsession hahaha Keep it up!

[@osse1n]

Be prepared to sway from the initial plan. Also, this is a great opportunity reflect over the things that really matter. Whether you like what you do and how you will gain fulfilment in your life.

[@DemetriPanici]

That's so true. I believe that's true as well!

[@jonathanbowen3640]

Your advice is garbage mate. And it's everywhere.

[@jonathanbowen3640]

Perhaps it is you that ought to reflect on your life ossein. Reflect on the multitude of comment sections you have shat on over the years. With your "advice". The only thing you have truly mastered is annoying thousands of people. You shouldn't be giving advice. You're a terrible deeply arrogant and selfish narcissist.

[@waddaheck]

7:02 onward. Thomas serving up a strong “McDreamy” on the left side screen 😍

[@GrkTheGrk]

01:30 This is a learning space. Not a judging space. On the other end of the table Looks like a detective Has a recording device behind Has a white light above his head Yea this feels like an interrogation so...

[@DemetriPanici]

I get that. I loved what he was wearing too 😂 Maybe I should try that lighting out for effect with my stuff too.

[@mralfey]

-DERICK!

[@AndreyZenperial]

It’s so crucial that people not only maintain social distance and don’t panic, but also stay at home, and utilize there productivity tips when working from home🌟

[@DemetriPanici]

Ya I agree man. Plus everyone has so much more time now don't you think?

[@AndreyZenperial]

Demetri Panici Exactly, it’s the perfect time to start investing in yourself

[@marvillomista1185]

I agree. Most importantly we do the things productively with this quarantine period working on the stuff we can't handle during working schedules. Let us spend working with our skills, family and most importantly meditating the words of God especially that we are about to commemorate the forthcoming Holy week.☺

[@AndreyZenperial]

Marvillo Mista That’s so true my friend! Where are you from?

[@PracticalInspiration]

I can't recommend enough to go as granular as you can when listing out tasks. I've tried it and found my efficiency and productivity went through the roof.

[@DemetriPanici]

I like to block out sections and then have my tasks be granularly laid out for me so I totally understand what you mean!

[@danielruiz6011]

What do you mean with "granular"? I don't really understand

[@flyingmonkeys96]

@@danielruiz6011 detailed as possible. usually a specific task or goal. Instead of a big generic task such as "clean my room", you can split it up into vacuum, dust, organize bookshelf, etc

[@PracticalInspiration]

@@danielruiz6011 bunu has given an excellent answer, hopefully it clarifies your question

[@danielruiz6011]

@@flyingmonkeys96 thanks a lot man!

[@kenia6969]

Method to choose the important: After reading GTD and The power of simplicity: Choose 3 main projects (personal and work, 3 un total) - First thing for me: Rutins that mantain your body and mind ready to work. - Second: Your next step in your on of projects (important). - Third: An urgent task (not important) The MOST IMPORTANT TASK should be just 3 things to accomplish during the day (next steps+ urgents). After that easy things. Write It down where You can see It all the time. No mobile, you are tempted to distract. That is It. I hope It helps!! Great vídeo!! I will rewach It Many times! - Quarter: Rest

[@elliot_ch]

You should have a video to talk about fashion, since your clothes always catch my eyes in most of your video lol

[@julianfbeck]

@@mysigt_ Not a judging space Derek!

[@nhmichael03104]

He may not be wearing pants, lol.

[@durgeshkshirsagar116]

@@nhmichael03104 and even underwear 😂😂

[@durgeshkshirsagar116]

Anyways the man is keeping us motivated!

[@wg3771]

@@durgeshkshirsagar116 😂

[@woodrowmorrison7951]

Something that works so well for me and can be added to all these systems. If something pops into your head you want to procrastinate on, write it down in a todoist list called "rewards". Use that to motivate you by using the pomodoro method and do a "reward" during your 5 min break. For me this is often amazon shopping or getting a cup of tea or snack or chatting with someone. This works by using your dopamine response to motivate you, and create strong habits. Reducing alcohol use has also has increased motivation and helped manage habitual behaviours which are especially sticky in our home environment, I've found.

[@ArcheryOlympian2]

His Corona-Quarantine hair is hitting different

[@Thomasfrank]

It's only a matter of time before I hit Keanu hair

[@DemetriPanici]

Keanu frank?

[@sarthakkandanala1688]

Or Thomas Reeves

[@vaibhavmistari8539]

@@Thomasfrank 😂😂👌

[@dantreacy]

@@Thomasfrank I'm sure it'll be breathtaking

[@WellBalancedWallet]

Stuck at home and grateful for this information. Thanks!

[@WarlockSpellcaster]

Me seeing the thumbnail: oh so now Liam Payne gives advice for productivity on KZbin, k, cool

[@vishvasivakumar4583]

Thomas peaked with this one. Not that his later ones are sub-standard, there's just something about the tips, the systems, the script and the visuals that just basically gels so well together. This is by far my favourite productivity vid not in terms of motivation, but the perspective it gives. Thanks Tom!

[@iamURHO]

Thank you, Thomas! I used to watch your videos on how to be an effective student. Now you help us know how to be effective on our goals! May God bless you with faith and strength to finish you tasks and goals more effectively and on time! 💖

[@shreethesmart2942]

I'll not call you Sir but a real friend. You have no idea how your videos helped us, been here for long time my routine is better than before. Hats off buddy.......

[@hamadkadventures5358]

I am so glad to have stumbled upon you. Our areas of work are different but everything you say is so applicable to me. You also say it in an easily digestible and engaging manner. Thank you!

[@stevejohnson6908]

I mean productivity can be utilized in all fields. With his content style, he makes the videos much more engaging haha.

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

It's April fools and Thomas still gives us the most informative and helpful content, resisting temptation. He's the real OG.

[@tessbuscher749]

I'm so glad you are making these videos, for the past few weeks I have been so anxious and unproductive and you really motivate me to stick to my schedule again.

[@itsFarhan]

Love the Martin-Kitchen System! It just works so much! And if you think of all 4 of the lists as actual stoves, you'll eventually have to address them (as martin was alluding to) otherwise they'll burn and the food (in this case the project/task) will be ruined

[@MrMarshEnglishClass]

Gosh I miss your videos. I revisited this one to think through how I want to plan my summer days now that school is out. I think it's perfect for teachers.

[@marvillomista1185]

I love the Kanban Method, but i know it takes so much consistency especially working within my comfort zone at home.

[@EggTamago7]

Separating deadlines from "intention to work on something" has been super important for me! I've tried all the apps, and I keep ending up back at Things 3 for exactly this reason. I can have lists categorized more "classically" (Work/School/Personal/etc.), with hard deadlines on each item/project. But, I can also add times to actually work on those items.

[@emmacauvin]

You guys keep improving every aspect of the overall quality of these videos (which was already incredibly high) and that's just amazing, keep up the great work!

[@Riaanwest]

i totally agree, the production level is so HIGH and its awesome

[@lc7604]

I’m a retiree and managed a lot of emergencies with siblings and my family over the past year. I’m really benefiting from your videos as although I’m not finished with all I need to do for them, it’s helping me restructuring my life. Thank You! LC

[@armandjansevanrensburg6594]

YOU THE MAN THOMAS! Thanks for inspiring creators like me to pursue showing productivity from our own perspectives!

[@armandjansevanrensburg6594]

Would you take a look at it and tell me what you think?

[@isaochy4197]

You look straight out of madmen I’m loving this

[@lavliina2136]

Can you make a video on how to be productive during quarantine ? How to fill you day with meaningful things to do

[@AbdullahZaman-tj7hp]

Your attention to detail, not just in setting the background and stuff but in the little Easter eggs that you give in your script is pretty cool.

[@rahulchobdar6943]

Really helpful video. Thx Tom. Special mention that to do list apps with scheduled time, as Martin mentioned, tend to be rescheduled frequently as some tasks took longer than expected time, something urgent cropped up,etc., making alot of overdue tasks for today, hence not very helpful.

[@ixalaz4536]

I had an idea to try out, based on Martin''s kitchen system Oven: Scheduled school meetings Front Burner: Actual tasks to be done like homework, I might categorize them in time blocks Back Burner: Small organization tasks (eg organize my projects folder better) which are needed Creative cooking: Personal ideas, watching educational / self-improvement videos (helpful BUT I should really NOT SPEND ALL DAY DOING ONLY THIS) Vitamins: Health habits (brushing my teeth, fixing the absolute mess that is my sleeping schedule, going for a walk / exercising) which must be done at a certain time (like, well, vitamins)

[@ShaunBray]

Can't wait to meet Derek one of these days. Sounds like a fun guy.

[@marcushall6457]

Hello Thomas. I want to start off by saying that I'm a huge fan! I've been watching your videos for some time now and you've helped me learn so much about productivity. I didn't even know there was a school of thought about productivity science until I came across your channel. Request: Can you do a video about managing cognitive load while working from home. I have a strong processing speed and I find myself getting super tired (i.e., mentally exhausted by the end of the day). I'm an instructional designer, and this is a new role for me. It involves so much from visual and graphic design, to planning course material with subject matter experts, and more. I'm finding myself getting distracted, taking more frequent breaks just to get through some of the monotony. What can I do to manage my cognitive load during the working day so that I can be better at my role?

[@kenia6969]

I WILL LOVE (there is no a single vídeo about productivity doing It) A REAL EXAMPLE!! Just go, and organice your day, step from step, letting us see It, and then, perform It!! It will be great!

[@gasly1018]

3:45 Heey! The Netherlands. I live there. Nice. Now I will continue 😂

[@mrhuangsta]

I LOVE planning. I plan my days, week, month, quarter, and year.

[@briannicholson7729]

Your video quality has gone up a good bit, and it was already high. You do great work.

[@karenrich9092]

I REALLY enjoyed this video! It is something I have needed for a LOOOONG time. I appreciate how it was done and I will definitely watch it again and take notes.

[@stevejohnson6908]

We all need more productivity especially with all these new technological distractions haha

[@valentina7193]

Your videos are literally being the highlight of my quarantine days. Keep up the fantastic work Thomas, also fantastic lighting & setup

[@Riaanwest]

I feel the same, its a highlight to the quarantine days

[@Thomasfrank]

Hope you enjoyed this one! I'm going to try something new and create a public journal of sorts that details how I'm pushing my skills and learning. 1% Rule log for this video: - I wanted the reel-to-reel to spin continuously and never skip due to a jump cut. So I had to film the video twice and alternate angles anytime I didn't cover up a cut with B-roll - Combined two different creative LUTs to achieve more retro looking skin tones. In the past I've always just tried to choose one. I also experimented with masked/feathered color grading layers on the sides that have the "faded film" slider pushed up, which did an ok job of simulating a bit of haze without making the middle section look too faded. - Got a bit better at EQ'ing the dialogue - though I did screw up with the mic positioning on the wide shot, which is why it's a bit echo-y when I lean forward. What is the 1% Rule? Essentially, it's the idea that you should aim to get 1% better with each piece of work you do, instead of pressuring yourself to create "perfect" work. Over time, these 1% improvements add up as long as you're consistent. More info in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpCphIZ5Ys6rgZo I'll also be collecting all these journal entries here: thomasjfrank.com/my-1-rule-journal/

[@AbdullahZaman-tj7hp]

Attention to detail appreciated. 😀

[@kaninepete]

The second angle helped a lot, and the whole set looks great!

[@TokyoBlue587]

I like your clothes in this video, very dashing

[@jaysenbakker6371]

That little hair just hanging down...wants to be licked.

[@jenniehernandez5015]

Great video! Would you be able to do one for students?

[@SaltyCactus]

4:53- such a brilliant execution of the literal meaning. Great video!

[@Riaanwest]

i totally agree with you

[@mrssmurf55]

Ok frank I'm convinced you have mind reading powers overwhelmed with home, teens and college work from home wishing for a Thomas Frank video and dah dah your there with the exact subject we need !!😄

[@JuanBendana]

Ahaha was thinking the exact same thing!!!

[@wakeatmethree4023]

I like the new Martin system. I want to propose using labels instead of projects for Vitamins, Back Burner, Front Burner, and Oven. That way, I can easily apply it to my existing projects and assign labels to it that are in my favorites.

[@JetGravy]

Lovin the new set and continued high-quality production value

[@Riaanwest]

i agree, the new set looks great and production level is NEXT level

[@sabahsanhouri7019]

Agh! I’m really mentally tired by the overwhelming amount of these kind of videos that I can’t stop watch!

[@stevejohnson6908]

I guess these kinds of videos will keep you productive haha

[@annieandaloe9060]

Was literally about to search for a video like this, when this video showed up first on my feed! Thank you Thomas for helping us try to keep sane 😎👍

[@vampfoxilli7127]

Im not sure if youve already addressed this but id really appreciate if you would talk about how WHY doing something greatly affects HOW important something actually is and therefore arranges WHAT we prioritize and ultimately affects WHICH tasks actually get done.

[@sonyazlatev8853]

Love the engagement that you have while speaking, makes it feel both casual and professional! Great video, I'm loving the Martin Habit Tracking system so I will definitely try out this new one too!

[@BeardedGilad]

So much value! Well played.

[@damianlee6957]

Thomas looks like he could be Chris Pratt's chiller little brother

[@bluebull399]

Great video. The kitchen analogy didn't work for me so I've modified it slightly. Daily Vitamins - Tasks - Important - My Day - It's really helped as my daily tasks (vitamins) was making my lists too long The art of a good system is finding a balance between too many categories and lists that are too long. If the kitchen analogy doesn't work maybe build a system based on something that interests you. For example if it was exercise you could have warm up, main event and cool down.

[@MegaSumit]

one of the best channels on youtube

[@stevejohnson6908]

Agree

[@GMoney-B]

Dapper! Looking good Thomas. Great video. I can't wait to try these things out, I have been having a pretty hard time managing myself with starting freelancing what with Corona and all. Thanks so much.

[@dreamingnight13]

I get the idea that the dreaded task has to go first, but for me it fuels my procrastination. If I have to do that task first and I procrastinate on that one... well, the rest isn't going to happen either. But if I start with an un-fun but simple task, I feel proud of myself and to justify that feeling continuing I start the big dreaded task, than the rest. This usually works best for me

[@stevejohnson6908]

Wow this is an amazing comment! Greatness is coming to those of us trying to be better than who we were yesterday

[@leytonbohren6659]

That set is dope af

[@Speckles143]

Thank you for this value-adding video! I really like the kanban method and the kitchen method! Love your videos so much because I almost always walk away with new ideas or relearn old ideas ♥️

[@victorious4701]

This is my personalized scheduling system which I have tried to perfect over the last year, and which has worked great for me so far. I have a special note on my phone named "Plan" where I write down my daily routines and list the order of sub-actions that go into them along with how long each sub-action lasts (on average) and how long the whole thing lasts. Beneath them (or in between) I list the activities I normally do or some specific ones that I plan just for the occasion. I then mark the activities which I do today and write an estimate on how long it'll take, or just a limit if I am unsure of my evaluation. I might add an additional deadline if needed. At the bottom of the list, I write exactly how much time I have left this day before sleep and the exact time of the last update. Next to it, I write down how much time it'll take to complete the activities I've already listed and derive from that the amount of unscheduled time I have and usually aim towards having around one and a half to two hours for the unexpected emergencies, spontaneity, and improvisation. Underneath this list, I have a list "Reminder" for important things that need to stand out, but for which I am unsure when I'll have time to complete. And underneath that one is a little pesky one which keeps growing beyond control. I titled it "The things I know I need to do" for activities and habits which I know I should incorporate but haven't done so yet for a variety of reasons. I hope anyone who has read this far found some use in it, or may even have some suggestions. Have a productive and peaceful day!

[@stevejohnson6908]

I see that a to-do list is important but how do you actually come up with the list of things that are important?

[@victorious4701]

@@stevejohnson6908 I keep a list of advices people have given me or which I have read/heard through self-help. Based on them I know more-or-less what to focus on (improvement, flow, responsibilities). I also keep track of opportunities and possibilities of daily situations which influence my approach to different situations. The practice that has helped me better understand what is important and what is not is a Sentence Completion practice from the book "Six Pillars of Self Esteem" by Nathaniel Branden, which I think is a must-read for every person who wants to improve themselves. Sorry it took me a while, I got taken away while thinking about the people and books that influenced my priorities the two times I tried to reply earlier.

[@stevejohnson6908]

@@victorious4701 just astounded by the quality of this advice... no prob!

[@TayumiUzumaki]

I really like the kitchen system (though I would prefer different analogies). That would have been really useful for me when I started college and had no sense of the duration of each task. Great video, as always!

[@misbahtariq1146]

The Martin Method seems highly inspired by the book "Make Time"... There they use the same method of Front and Back Burner

[@LoudMime]

Thomas you are trying to look dapper in every thumbnail so I will fall in love with you huh, well its working!!!

[@Riaanwest]

haha, this is so funny

[@Deankut]

Omg...so relatable! working from home is challenging.

[@ivirtuosity7722]

Really needed to hear this, thanks Thomas!!

[@jemimaschuller629]

It's a learning space, not a judging space, DEREK!!!

[@mrabdii7765]

It looks perfect and soft for eyes.

[@ValentinaBrega]

That was awesome! I agree with you. A lot of people are waiting for motivation to start working, but we don't really need to be motivated to follow a plan. However, when I AM motivated, I leverage that time to develop the vision for my projects or make plans. I use checklists for every day in my work - I know exactly what I need to accomplish each day of the week to keep a pulse on my personal and professional life. And then I just follow the lists. Martin's Kitchen System sounds very interesting too.

[@bbmeme2010]

Very informative and being easy on the eyes doesn't hurt ;-)

[@nnzulu7684]

Starting an internship on Monday at a company I'm really excited about. But working remotely so this is super helpful ❤️

[@freebeerishere]

creating a new set was totally worth it, it looks amazing. the vest ties it all together hahah

[@WaskiSquirrel]

I've been liking the flexibility to time box while working from home. As a teacher, my day is pretty scheduled for me. But at home, I make appointments for livestreaming and have the ability to schedule the rest of it: correcting, lesson planning, breaks, and my personal life.

[@OnePathToFollow]

I love the new set and your outfit! Getting some old school detective vibes. I like Martin's Kitchen Method too. I'm gonna try it out. I think it will work for me. Thank you

[@kamar3027]

I've 19y and I'm doing this strategies since seven years or more , and it's really works ! I keep going and i learn more , I also see a huge development ! Thank you for the video , helpful and inspiring !

[@Imandrewkeith]

Great work on this video, your new series/idea sounds interesting as well. Being quite productivity focused I have implemented a system very smilier to the one you describe using Todoist, a calendar and some form of daily list (usually a written list or time blocking). However, I always end up being stuck with 2 problems, first one is planning and running a plan for big projects with lots of small sub-projects/tasks. Second, is when there is some disruption of of some kind that takes me out of my usual routine or straight up motivation is low and I end up getting massively behind. With both issues I become a total wreck when trying to face up to getting myself re-organised so I typically end up getting easy stuff done like tidying up my email, files, desk etc. As a result I find it even more difficult to get caught up and the cycle goes on. Some videos on these sorts of issues, or if you could point me towards existing content that would be great.

[@stevejohnson6908]

Absolutely relatable, cycles of being unproductive can be incredibly hard to overcome. Keep crushing it man!

[@molkaaouni4041]

I'm using the kitchen system at the moment and it makes much more sense than my old categorization system. Thank you❤

[@hermionegranger9780]

The aesthetics of this video and your outfit are ON FLEEK

[@JohnAlexanderICT]

Love the reel-to-reel in the background, awesome set dressing!

[@علمنور-و8ز]

Work from home by internet and manage time is so important ,study from home is also interesting. Can you film video on how we study at home?

[@wg3771]

Hopefully he does one video about this..

[@RayGreenJr]

Very useful. Thanks for being consistent.

[@ianmichaels6475]

I love these videos man. I’ve used a note taking system I learned from you in my university courses and it’s helped me greatly. Thanks man, great work.

[@DemetriPanici]

He always has the best tips

[@lunamethyst7]

Thirsty person: Hel-loooo Daddy Thomas Frank: I’m not your dad Damnit!

[@matheusschultz2438]

Wow Thomas! The visuals of this video are so nicely done! I love the new set and camera placements!

[@singwings]

Thank you for doing the recap at the end.

[@diegoortega7512]

Great video Frank, and btw nice outfit.

[@DanielKivariTeacher]

This was a great discussion. I hope that you can do one specifically for students, "How to Learn Effectively in an Online Environment".

[@stevejohnson6908]

Oh my days man. Absolutely true, it can be difficult to focus on work, especially since there are no teachers to help directly.

[@DanielKivariTeacher]

@@stevejohnson6908 As a teacher, this is something I would love my students to see!

[@sksksks5091]

Great vid Thomas, in your next vid pls, talk about what to do when you are not sure about your career path because I am currently struggling to choose between law and medicine.

[@leonardoaraujobezerra2573]

Please provide subtitles in other languages ​​like portuguese for example. Your videos are wonderful! God bless you.

[@harrisonhaverly3516]

Use a video translation website and you can get Portuguese yourself :) you can search for one, like votch.tv or a similar site.

[@JuanBendana]

This is AMAZING Thomas! I’ve taken your advice and it had changed the game in my productivity with both business & life. Really enjoy your videos. Keep making awesome content:) THANK YOU!

[@MyBilingualLife]

It's definitely a struggle working for yourself to make sure you are getting the things done that are important. It's easy to spend way too much time on things that really won't make a difference in your business. I love the methods you suggested. I have my own hybrid of this. I write my daily to-dos on a piece of paper that I crumple up and throw away at the end of the day. It's funny how good crumpling up that paper makes you feel! Thanks as always for the great content. I love reading your 1% journals too! Keep up the good work!

[@sudo4526]

Keep pioneering. 🔥

[@khadijamasood6580]

Really love that you don’t do something as patreon taking money from us , instead people who sponsor and are willing to give . It’s a win win situation for you and us , thanks

[@ceciliacordon770]

I love your outfit and the vintage mis en scene you're going for in this video! This art direction is definitely making you look more sophisticated and your videos more professional. Suave and informative, love it!

[@sumanlata7633]

This guy is becoming handsome day by day

[@megangardner_science_and_art]

Very cool to see Martin! Been listening to College Info Geek podcast for years and never really knew what Martin looked like 😂Great video and info as always.

[@Riaanwest]

Martin is the Best!!!

[@nehachoudhary2739]

Hey Thomas !! I'm a student from India, and your videos are really helpful, I love your content.

[@sadkfjasdkl4543]

They quality of your videos is top notch

[@jeffyliloza3315]

Coronavirus: i will distract your daily routine Thomas: Nope

[@Riaanwest]

this is funny Jeffy, Corona will distract you but Thomas will keep you focused