this is your sign to go all in

Ruri Ohama
14 Jan 202417:05

Summary

TLDRThis video script emphasizes the importance of shifting from New Year's resolutions to sustainable systems for achieving goals. It discusses the need for intrinsic motivation, setting measurable goals, and establishing micro-habits. The speaker shares personal strategies for maintaining discipline and productivity, including time tracking and weekly reflections. The video also highlights the role of support systems and tools, specifically mentioning Shopify for business endeavors, and encourages viewers to embrace failure as a learning opportunity for continuous self-improvement.

Takeaways

  • 🚩 **Goal Setting Misconception**: Many people fail to achieve their New Year's resolutions because they focus on goals rather than establishing effective systems.
  • 🌟 **Intrinsic Motivation**: Goals should come from within, driven by personal values and desires, rather than external pressures or societal expectations.
  • πŸ€” **Why the Goal?**: It's crucial to understand the 'why' behind a goal to determine if it's intrinsically motivating or extrinsically influenced.
  • πŸ“‰ **Breaking Down Goals**: Large goals should be divided into smaller, measurable, achievable milestones and micro-commitments to ensure progress and maintain motivation.
  • πŸ‘• **Micro-Commitments**: Start with tiny, easy-to-achieve actions that contribute to the habit or goal, like wearing workout clothes every day as a first step towards a fitness routine.
  • πŸ”„ **Input vs. Output Goals**: Focus on input-based goals (actions you can control) rather than output-based goals (results you can't control directly), such as working out a certain number of times per week.
  • πŸ› οΈ **Tools and Support**: Utilize tools like Shopify for business goals and time tracking apps like Timelines for personal development to gain insights into behavior patterns.
  • ⏰ **Time Tracking**: Tracking time spent on activities can reveal behavioral patterns and areas for improvement, helping to align daily activities with long-term goals.
  • 🌱 **Reflect and Adapt**: Regular reflection on habits and behaviors is essential for self-improvement, allowing for the identification of weak patterns and the implementation of corrective strategies.
  • πŸ’ͺ **Handling Failure**: Success is determined by how we react to failure, viewing it as an opportunity for growth and learning rather than a reason to give up.
  • πŸ”„ **Continuous Improvement**: Implementing a cycle of tracking, reflecting, and adapting is fundamental to achieving goals and personal growth.

Q & A

  • Why does the speaker suggest that people often fail to achieve their New Year's resolutions?

    -The speaker suggests that people often fail to achieve their New Year's resolutions because they are doing it wrong by being obsessed with goals rather than establishing effective systems.

  • What is the main difference between intrinsic and extrinsic motivation according to the script?

    -Intrinsic motivation comes from within, meaning you deeply want something for personal reasons. Extrinsic motivation, on the other hand, comes from external factors such as societal expectations or impressing others.

  • Why is it important to identify the reason behind a goal before setting it?

    -Identifying the reason behind a goal is crucial because it helps determine if the goal is driven by intrinsic motivation, which is more likely to sustain long-term effort and lead to success.

  • What is a milestone in the context of goal setting as described in the script?

    -A milestone is a measurable outcome that contributes to achieving a larger goal. It's a smaller, achievable step that can be tracked and measured, such as finding a workout routine or joining a fitness community.

  • Can you explain the concept of micro commitments in goal setting?

    -Micro commitments are tiny, easy-to-achieve actions that one performs daily to work towards a larger goal. The idea is to set the bar very low to ensure consistency and build confidence through the regular achievement of these small tasks.

  • Why is focusing on input-based goals rather than output-based goals recommended in the script?

    -Focusing on input-based goals is recommended because they are actions within one's control, unlike output-based goals which are results that may not be entirely under one's control. This approach helps maintain motivation and a sense of control over the goal-achieving process.

  • How does the script suggest using time tracking to improve productivity and self-awareness?

    -The script suggests using a time tracking app to record how time is spent daily without initially changing any routines. This practice helps to reveal behavioral patterns and provides insights for making intentional improvements.

  • What role does the Shopify platform play in the script's discussion about starting an online business?

    -Shopify is presented as an all-in-one commerce platform that simplifies the process of starting and growing an online business. It offers tools for creating websites, accepting payments, and selling on social media, making it accessible for people regardless of technical ability.

  • How does the speaker address the issue of handling distractions and maintaining focus?

    -The speaker recommends creating systems that minimize the need for self-discipline, such as going to a cafe to work, waking up earlier for personal time, or using apps to block social media. These systems help to prevent distractions and promote focus.

Outlines

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🚩 Rethinking New Year's Resolutions

The speaker challenges the traditional approach to New Year's resolutions, advocating for the adoption of systems over goals. They share their personal experience of achieving all set goals by shifting focus from external motivations to intrinsic ones. The importance of understanding the 'why' behind a goal is emphasized, distinguishing between extrinsic and intrinsic motivations. The audience is encouraged to identify their true motivations and to set measurable, achievable goals with clear milestones and micro-commitments. The concept of input-based goals over output-based goals is introduced to maintain control over actions rather than outcomes.

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πŸ›  Tools and Techniques for Goal Achievement

This paragraph discusses the importance of using the right tools and support systems in achieving goals, with a focus on Shopify as an example of a platform that simplifies the process of starting and growing an online business. The speaker also introduces the method of time tracking using an app called Timelines to gain insights into daily activities and behavioral patterns. They stress the importance of identifying time usage patterns that may hinder progress towards goals and the need for intentionality in task.

Mindmap

Keywords

πŸ’‘New Year's resolutions

New Year's resolutions refer to the personal goals or life improvements that individuals traditionally declare at the start of a new year. In the video, it is suggested that people often fail to achieve these resolutions because they are not set with the right approach or mindset. The script emphasizes the need to move away from being fixated on these resolutions and instead focus on establishing effective systems.

πŸ’‘Systems

In the context of the video, 'systems' represent a set of procedures or routines that are designed to ensure the consistent achievement of goals. The speaker argues that instead of setting annual goals that are often abandoned, one should establish systems that guide behavior and create lasting change. The video encourages viewers to create systems that do not rely on fleeting motivation but on sustainable habits.

πŸ’‘Intrinsic motivation

Intrinsic motivation is the internal drive to perform an action for the sake of the action itself rather than for external rewards. The video explains that goals should be pursued for internal reasons, such as personal values or a sense of duty, rather than for external validation or societal expectations. This concept is central to the video's message about setting meaningful and sustainable goals.

πŸ’‘Extrinsic motivation

Extrinsic motivation is the external factors that drive individuals to take action, such as rewards, recognition, or social pressure. The script contrasts this with intrinsic motivation and suggests that goals motivated by external factors are less likely to be sustained over time. The speaker uses the example of earning $5,000 a month to illustrate the difference between extrinsic and intrinsic motivations.

πŸ’‘Milestones

Milestones are significant events or achievements that mark a stage in the progress toward a goal. In the video, the speaker advises setting measurable outcomes as milestones to contribute to the achievement of larger goals. For instance, finding a workout routine or joining a fitness community are presented as milestones in the goal of getting in shape.

πŸ’‘Micro commitments

Micro commitments are small, manageable actions that one can commit to performing daily to work towards a larger goal. The video emphasizes the importance of setting these tiny, achievable actions to build confidence and maintain consistency. An example given is wearing workout clothes every day as a micro commitment to eventually establish a workout habit.

πŸ’‘Input-based goals

Input-based goals focus on the actions or inputs that an individual can control, as opposed to the outcomes or results, which are often beyond one's control. The video encourages setting goals based on what can be actively done, such as working out a certain number of times per week, rather than on outcomes like losing a specific amount of weight.

πŸ’‘Time tracking

Time tracking involves monitoring how one spends their time throughout the day. The video suggests that this practice can lead to greater awareness and intentionality regarding daily activities. It is presented as a method to understand behavioral patterns and identify areas for improvement, which is particularly useful for individuals with ADHD, as mentioned in the script.

πŸ’‘Weekly reflection

Weekly reflection is the practice of reviewing one's actions, progress, and setbacks at the end of each week. The video highlights the importance of this process for learning from failures, adjusting strategies, and planning for the upcoming week. It is part of a continuous loop of self-improvement that can lead to significant transformation over time.

πŸ’‘Kaizen

Kaizen is a Japanese philosophy of continuous improvement in work and personal life. In the video, the speaker mentions a 'Kaizen template' as a tool for organizing and reflecting on goals, milestones, and micro commitments. The concept of Kaizen is central to the video's message of incremental progress and self-improvement.

πŸ’‘ADHD

ADHD, or Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, is a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by difficulty with sustained attention, impulsivity, and hyperactivity. The video's speaker discloses having ADHD and uses their experience to illustrate the challenges and strategies for maintaining motivation and achieving goals despite this condition.

πŸ’‘Behavioral change

Behavioral change refers to the process of modifying one's actions or habits. The video emphasizes that learning is only effective when it leads to behavioral change. It suggests that implementing new strategies and tracking progress are essential for actualizing the knowledge gained from learning and reflecting on one's time and actions.

Highlights

The speaker emphasizes the ineffectiveness of New Year's resolutions and suggests focusing on systems instead.

Achieving goals requires intrinsic motivation rather than external pressures.

Goals should be broken down into measurable, achievable milestones and micro-commitments.

The importance of distinguishing between input-based and output-based goals for better control over outcomes.

Wearing workout clothes daily is an example of a micro-commitment to build a habit.

Tracking time can reveal behavioral patterns and areas for improvement.

Using a time tracking app like Timelines can help automate the process of understanding time usage.

Reflecting on time allocation helps to ensure it aligns with long-term goals and personal growth.

The necessity of understanding one's peak performance times for optimized scheduling.

The value of maintaining social connections and the importance of time spent with loved ones.

Identifying and addressing habits that hinder progress, such as excessive social media use.

Creating systems to prevent distractions and support focus, especially for those with ADHD.

Transcripts

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every single year we set a bunch of New

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Year's resolutions get in shape wake up

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early start a business make more money

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we tell ourselves that this year is

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going to be different you said that last

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year too how many of the goals you set

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did you actually achieve probably not a

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lot of them maybe even none of them let

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me tell you the reason because you're

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doing it wrong stop being obsessed with

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New Year's resolutions what you need is

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systems not goals last year I had enough

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and decided to do things differently and

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thanks to that I achieved every single

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goal I set to myself insanity is doing

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the same thing over and over again and

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expecting different results I'm going to

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take you through my process step by step

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so that you will make this year the

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greatest year of your life get ready to

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take some notes and let's get started

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thank you Shopify for sponsoring this

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video I have ADHD and I often get asked

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how are you so motivated all the time

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it's quite interesting because for

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business related things I don't even

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need motivation I do it anyway but for

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some of my goals even though when I

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really want it I don't do anything about

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them and I realize that unless your

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goals come from the right place it's

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really hard to sustain motivation the

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first thing we will dive into is where

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do goals actually come from without

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realizing it many of our goals can come

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from the expectations of others or

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societal conditioning the challenge is

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that these goals don't come with

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intrinsic motivation intrinsic motiv

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ation basically means it's coming within

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you you know you want that so the first

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question you need to ask yourself is why

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do you want to achieve this goal

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whatever goal you set yourself for the

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new year is it because you care about it

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and deeply want it or is it because of

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external pressures and expectations from

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others I want you to pause this video

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and write down the reason behind your

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goal this is actually really important

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and the interesting thing is it's not

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about the goal itself but the reason

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behind it so the same goal can have an

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external reason and an internal reason

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for example let's say my goal is to earn

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$5,000 a month right if my motivation is

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coming from outside so extrinsic

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motivation I want to buy a nice watch or

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I want to have a trendy lifestyle or I

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just want to make 5K because what it's

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what I'm supposed to be earning it's

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just I want to impress my friends and if

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my motivation is coming from inside so

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the reason is intrinsic I value freedom

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and experiences because Mania loves that

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and I value stability or it's my duty as

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a parent to to provide Financial

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stability for my kids so if we want to

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have a long sustainable motivation we

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need to shift our reason towards the

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internal reasons rather than external

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reasons if you can't come up with

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internally motivating reasons it might

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not be the right goal for you because

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every goal should have an internal

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reason after that we need to break that

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goal into measurable achievable and

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input-based smaller goals most people

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said we goals like I want to get in

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shape okay what are you going to do

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about it on day-to-day basis I'm going

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to eat healthier to get in shape okay

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what is healthier like where's your

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start line where are we trying to get to

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are you trying to get from here to here

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or here to here you know without knowing

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these clearly you will get stuck so what

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we need to do is set milestones and

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micro commitments Milestones are

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measurable outcomes that will contribute

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to achieving your goal for example if

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you want to get in shape the finding a

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workout routine that you will follow is

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a milestone or joining a fitness

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Community you will show up is a

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milestone because you can measure that

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you show up or not you can measure that

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easily micro commitment is the action

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you will perform every day to achieve

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your goal the reason why it's called

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micro commitment is because it needs to

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be something tiny something super easy

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that you can achieve even when you're

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super busy even when you don't have time

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when I was trying to make working out a

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habit of mine for example I decided to

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wear my workout clothes every single day

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I'm not talking about working out

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literally just wearing those clothes and

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putting them on every single day that's

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it that was the goal you might you might

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find it stupid and think it's not going

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to work but trust me lowering the bar as

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much as you can is the most crucial step

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when it comes to achieving goals and

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this is what most people don't do

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because the more evidence you have of

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actually achieving goals you told

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yourself to do the more confidence you

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will have in yourself keep the bar low

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focus on consistency rather than

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Perfection because confidence comes from

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competence and after you set your

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milestones and micr commitments we need

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to make sure that we're in control of

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achieving this goal these are input

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based goals and output based goals

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basically we can control the inputs the

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actions that we take but we can't

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control the outputs which are the

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results so rather than setting an output

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based goal like losing 10 kilogram or

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something like that set input based

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goals such as working out four times a

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week not eating junk food 2 days in a

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row kind of something like that right

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stop the video and fill in your

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intrinsic goal Milestones micr

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commitments on a piece of paper or on my

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notion kaisen template and make sure to

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focus on inputs you can get my notion

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Kaizen template but by joining my

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community where I dive much deeper about

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goal setting and motivation so if you're

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interested check the link in the

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description but you can also write these

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on a piece of paper don't worry about it

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after you filled out your intrinsic

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goals milestones and micro commitments

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it's important to remember that the

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process of achieving goals whether they

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are personal or professional often

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requires the right tools and support I'm

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sure many of you got interested in the

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business World once in your life but

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found yourself getting overwhelmed and

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couldn't make progress but what if I

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told you that there is a platform that

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can make it easier for you to start and

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grow your own online business that's

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where Shopify comes in Shopify is an

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all-in-one Commerce platform that allows

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anyone regardless of their technical

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ability to build and manage their own

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businesses whether you want to sell a

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physical product digital downloads or

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even offer services Shopify has got you

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covered with Shopify you can create a

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professional looking website accept

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payments from customers all around the

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world and even sell on social media

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platforms like Facebook and Instagram

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Shopify has tools specifically designed

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for new Merchants like their business

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name generator and Shopify learn which

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guide you through the process of setting

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up your store and their affordable plans

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give you everything that you need to get

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started but it doesn't stop there

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Shopify keeps you with powerful

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marketing tools to help you reach and

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engage with your customers so if you're

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ready to take that leap and start

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building your own online business I

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encourage you to give Shopify a try

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they're offering a free trial so you can

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explore all the features and see how

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easy it is to get started thank you

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Shopify for sponsoring this video

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tracking your time is actually one of

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the best methods to learn about your

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behavioral patterns it's a way to become

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more aware and intentional about how you

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spend your life and here's how you can

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get started first off don't worry about

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changing anything in your daily routine

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just live your life as normally you

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would and to make it easier I recommend

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using a Time tracking app app called

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timelines I'm not sponsored I just use

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it it's pretty cool because you can sync

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it with your Apple watch and I call and

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this way it automatically tracks your

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time without any extra effort from you

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now here's the thing track as much as

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you can and every time you switch

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activities just add them to the app I

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know it might feel weird at first and

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you might even forget to track sometimes

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I always forget but that's totally okay

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because the key is to get a rough idea

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of how you spend your day if you can aim

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to track for a whole week but if you're

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skeptical about your commitment you know

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like me or you just want to get started

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in ASAP you can track for 2 to 3 days it

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will give you a good sense of your time

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usage and by the way I find it super

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helpful to have different categories in

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my time tracking app so I have like you

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know eating and I have the shower I have

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deep work light work things like that

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because it helps me to organize my

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activities better and I also have the

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same categories in my calendar setup so

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when I add those events into my calendar

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it automatically syns with the app and

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and I have the tracking so the whole

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point of tracking is to gain insights

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into your behavior and find areas you

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can make improvements and it's quite

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helpful for those who have ADHD like me

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because you get sense of time and with

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the time you actually be more aware of

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how you spend your time and how you

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switch tasks the first day I was crazy I

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was switching tasks back and forth and

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it was like crazy for me to track but

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now I'm more intentional and I don't

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switch that often at least all right

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let's take a moment to really think

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about how you spend your time on a daily

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basis and identify areas where you can

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make some improvements it's important to

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look for patterns and routines that

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might be holding you back from reaching

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your goals rather than trying every

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single product VT method you see online

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I would recommend identifying your weak

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patterns and trying to solve them that

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is far more efficient and that will get

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you closer to your goals much faster

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than trying out every single thing by

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taking the time to reflect on your

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habits and behaviors you can gain a

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deeper understanding of yourself and

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make more intentional choices moving

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forward and you need to consider your

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energy levels and natural rhythms

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throughout the day just because everyone

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is waking up at 5:00 a.m. you don't need

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to wake up at 5:00 a.m. are you more

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productive at morning or night

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understanding your Peak Performance

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times can help you optimize your

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schedule and allocate your most

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important task accordingly because

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everyone is different the important

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thing is to make sure you're getting

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enough rest and prioritizing self care

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taking care of your physical and mental

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well-being is crucial for maintaining

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productivity

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and focus now let's take a look at how

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you allocate your time evalate whether

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it aligns with your long-term goals are

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you dedicating enough time to your

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personal growth and development and it's

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important to set aside dedicated time

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for learning whether it's through

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Reading taking courses or engaging in

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other educational activities maybe

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watching YouTube videos and learning

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from them it's important to remember the

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value of building and maintaining

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relationships and social connections too

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making time to spend quality time with

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friends family and loved ones is crucial

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for our well-being and happiness when I

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tracked my time for a week I just

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actually realized that some weeks I

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don't even socialize you know I don't

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even see anyone I'm just like with my

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family I don't even see my friends I

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don't even talk to anyone and after

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realizing that I decided to actually do

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something about it because whenever

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you're achieving your big goals and

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things like that if there's nobody

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around you to celebrate that you know

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with you then it's a really lonely life

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and I don't I don't think it's really

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worth it to be honest so now I make sure

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that every single week at least I'm

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seeing a friend of mine or we're doing a

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catchup call or we're just hanging out

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I'm making sure to make time for the

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things that matters for me so tracking

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time is really essential not only for

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your productivity but also like for your

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mental well-being too as you reflect on

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how you currently spend your time you

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might uncover areas that can be

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optimized or changed to better align

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with your goals like me so take a moment

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to identify any habits or behaviors that

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might be holding you back or preventing

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you making progress this could include

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excessive time spent on social media

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like Doom scrolling or getting CAU up in

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unproductive tasks like maybe answering

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too many emails by recognizing these

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areas you can begin to make intentional

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choices to redirect your time and energy

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towards activities that truly matter to

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you but what you need to remember is we

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only learn learn learn and learn but if

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there is no behavioral change there is

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no learning most people just learn and

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never take action but taking action is

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the key so we need to apply what we

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learn Implement new strategies and we

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need to track our progress along the way

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because otherwise what's the point of

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watching this video right now it's time

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to prevent distractions happening I

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don't trust myself and I have no self

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discipline and that's why I create

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systems that won't require my discipline

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if you find yourself procrastinating

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after getting back from work and

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struggle to focus make sure to go to a

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cafe after work or if you find yourself

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not being able to focus while everyone

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is awake at home try waking up earlier

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and making time for yourself even for 30

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minutes if you realize you never work

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out out put your workout clothes in a

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visible place or if you realize you

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never cook and eat always junk food

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never buy junk food at home if you

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really want to get that make a rule only

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walk to the supermarket and buy one junk

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food at a time if you realize you scroll

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too much before you go to bed install

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apps like AAL and burnout buddy to block

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social media if you realize you never

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read before bed charge your phone in a

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different room buy an alarm clock and

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buy a Kindle and place next to your bed

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take time for weekly reflection and

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create an action plan for the following

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week this is something that many people

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neglect to do to be honest and everyone

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learns and absorb information but they

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often fail to apply it to their own

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lives and strive for improvement because

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applying is the hardest part right

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learning is always fun but when it comes

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to taking action it's not that fun so

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every single week we need to make sure

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that we've made progress towards our

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goals have you completed your micro

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commitments if not what's the reason and

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if yes what strategies work for you

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reflecting these and understanding these

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is important how did you allocate the

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majority of your time this week and when

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it comes to motivation it's important to

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have the drive and work towards

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something but what ultimately determines

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our success is how we react to failure

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because no matter how smart or

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successful we might be we will always

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fail and when we face with failure we

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have two options we can give up and

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believe that there is no point in trying

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anymore or we can view this failure as

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an opportunity for growth and learning

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if you believe that your talents and

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skills are predetermined and limited

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You're simply fearing failure and

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avoiding challenge es to be honest but

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you know you have the absolute freedom

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to do whatever you want and by limiting

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yourself you're only hindering your own

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progress not anyone else's so every

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failure is an opportunity for growth and

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learning you can do whatever you want

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but I think it's a learning opportunity

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and we should learn from them so to

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learn from our mistakes and avoid

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repeating them we need to reflect

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realize and improve and one effective

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way to do this is through regular

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ideally weekly Reflections that's why we

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have included a week weekly review

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section to my notion template when you

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log your tasks they will be assigned one

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of our four groups based on their

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urgency and importance effective time

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management involves spending the

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majority of your time working on non

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urgent but important tasks such as

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pursuing long-term goals like

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maintaining good health and starting a

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business you desire it's important to

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allocate less time to Urgent tasks as

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they can cause stress burnout and

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overwhelm every Sunday during our weekly

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reflection and feedback time our kais

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system automatically provides us with

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insights based on the task we have

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completed during the week it tells us

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how much time we spend in each quadrant

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of the Eisen har metric and suggest

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actions for the next week and these

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feedbacks allow us to rearrange our

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schedule and be more realistic in our

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planning we can also reflect on our

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micro commitments and make adjustments

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if we weren't able to be consistent the

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previous week whether you have my notion

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template or not go through your calendar

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and time tracking app and reflect what

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you could have done better are you on

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your track with your goals do you need

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to decrease the bar you know dealing

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challenges like ADHD requires having a

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system that allows for failure because

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you will fail on the road of success

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failure is inevitable so if you're

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scared of it or if you're running away

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from it why we're going to fail and

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that's fine we just need to learn from

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that and never repeat the same thing and

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if you repeat the same thing learn from

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it why are you repeating it that's it

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and the more we understand our elves in

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our patterns the more realistic and less

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frustrated we become remember the system

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isn't a cure at all but it's a crucial

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to finding what works for you after

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receiving feedback make a list of action

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points for next week and strive to apply

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them in your life at the end of the week

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reflect on how many action points you

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were able to implement were there any

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obstacles holding you back can you find

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a way to overcome them as you can see

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basically this is a pattern right you

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track your weak identify your problems

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and struggles and then you reflect and

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you provide feedback to yourself and

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then you try to implement those new

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strategies in the following week and

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then you reflect again it's basically a

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loop implementing change is never easy

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and there will be always distractions

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that hinder your progress which is nice

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because we can always grow we can always

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do better and we can always improve just

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by doing this weekly reflection and

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improvement process consistently you

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will be unrecognizable at the end of the

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year because this is the fundamental

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principle of success to become better

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than you were yesterday that's it so if

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you found this video helpful you might

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be interested in my Kaizen Community

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it's full of like-minded people focused

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on self-improvement using science-backed

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approaches to tackle everything from

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ADHD driven procrastination to time

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management if you join you get access to

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a full course on how to transform the

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chaos in your life to clarity as well as

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importantly access to a community of

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amazing people who are working together

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to achieve their goals so if you're

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interested click the link in my bio to

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