YOUR BRAIN AT WORK by David Rock | Animated Core Message

[@letusshine3197]

Thanks a lot for such a brilliant summary of this book ... Key takeaways from the book as I understand are : 1. Isolate 2 options at a time 2. Sequencing tasks is better than handling them parallelly 3. Plan complex projects or brain demanding activities to the first half of the day

[@michaelcao9483]

This video only covers 1/4 sections of the book - ACT I: Problems and Decisions, and neglects: - ACT II: Stay Cool Under Pressure - ACT III: Collaborate With Others - ACT IV: Facilitate Change I highly recommend this book. I've just finished the book and it was an eye-opener.

[@mikefleethamsthinkingclass5277]

Immensely incisive and valuable summaries - adding huge worth to the world; thank-you.

[@jossyantony1708]

Brilliant job man! By you working a week to do this we've been given valuable information and saves us time. You are absolutely awesome! Keep up the good work! I've been sharing your videos.. that's the least we all can do for you!

[@RashedulIslam291]

As usual, another great book summary. Thanks a lot.

[@AnthonySmith-yu8vc]

Brilliant sir! Wow! Thank you for breaking down David Rock's Book in analogies and word pic. Some of the old learning and references have made sense. I have subscribed. Much appreciated and I see my productivity increasing immensely!!!

[@rowenasarahcortesbullemore9920]

I love what you do! and these videos are awesome!! it motivates me to share this with everyone!! thanks for more than a great job!

[@ProductivityGame]

That's awesome to hear Rowena! Thank you :)

[@RashidKapadia]

Very Good. As usual. Thanks a lot. I read this book and few years ago, and had it on my list to re-read in 2018. Now its going to be easier and quicker. : )

[@ProductivityGame]

Thank you Rashid!

[@ryaghnaramansanthosh3140]

Great video man... Keep it up

[@SERIEA95]

Very very good video my friend !🤙🏾 greetings from italy

[@qazqazqazqazgxdhdvds]

Great tactics described.... Must read this book. Thanks

[@juliemclaughlin7341]

As always another great video. Thanks!

[@4311446]

Brilliant.

[@robertplautz9722]

excellent summary! good narration. thank you!

[@the.rohitdubey]

amazing............thanks

[@abbdiego]

thank you - appreciate your time

[@humanyoda]

Can taking frequent breaks with meditation, relaxation breathing, etc. restore the Director's ability to do its job?

[@rrrprogram8667]

Good work... How much time do u take to complete a book??

[@ProductivityGame]

It usually takes one week

[@jillianchiu]

That's why "Deep Work" matters.

[@nobu9705]

Yeah, pretty much. This one comes from the brain angle, Deep Work comes from a time management angle

[@ianpatrick23]

Fantastic synopsis as always. Thank you!

[@veganioan]

Thank you!! You rock.

[@prathmeshgawai56]

Great Explanation!!!

[@Singaravelinba]

This book summarise The one thing Essentialism

[@ThagavalMania]

Hi... Is there any why to contact you? Couldn't see contact in your mail or in youtube about page.

[@RockDavid]

Love the book and name

[@shubhapeepra9229]

Please make a book recommendation video

[@waqaskhanpmpbicsi-rcddmiet7964]

Appreciated

[@VitoMarinoMusic]

great

[@jasongoldberg8114]

Hi there. I have tried several times to subscribe, and hence receive the 1 page summaries. It never works. i don't receive any email confirmation, and so i don't get any summaries, nor any newsletters, etc... pls advise

[@ProductivityGame]

Hi Jason, if the link in the description isn't working please send an email to [e-mail] and I will add you to the email list so that you receive upcoming summaries.

[@McDoodle44]

I had the same problem. Tried it several times with a German ending email address (.de) but it didn't work. With my Gmail account (ends with .com) it worked flawlessly at first trial today.

[@nammyhorengekomrlotussutra6497]

This is why ancient African and others used symbols to convey larger bits of information in simplified forms . ("Chunking"). They left us message that only the most wise can decrypt!!! This is not a new practice at all !! It is a refound "practice" at best ....

[@nobu9705]

I'm wondering how the theater analogy of your mind would translate for someone with ADHD, as in those cases, they need a certain amount of stimulus (other actors?) to function.

[@SacredMusicTribe]

Jus good question but it’s the same

[@TheInternetFan]

7:50 "...old back unwanted actors"?

[@ProductivityGame]

Oops! *Hold back...

[@zoicno]

can u do the book triggers by marshall goldsmith??

[@ProductivityGame]

Yup, it's on the list

[@kajsija]

When deciding, it is wrong to isolate 2 options at the time. If blue is better than green and green is better than yellow, that does not mean that blue is better than yellow. Let's say you have n decisions , you would have to do n^2 comparasons to make. That means that you can make decisions only when n is small, really small.

[@kajsija]

I don't have a better solution tho

[@PCdoPC]

seems like an option to me: exclude the least favorites and then selecting the top n contenders, where n leads to a doable amount of comparisons

[@nobu9705]

Wow, that's a really good point… 🤔