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The "reading instead of doing" I am DEFINITELY gonna do more of the DOING part. Thanks!

@johnchen8888

3 күн бұрын

Best advice I read/watched for a long time!

#16 I quit caring what other people think of me and/or my ways a.k.a. idiosyncrasies. But that came with age of 60.

@dlwilliamson5644

13 күн бұрын

The peace of quitting this particular thing is intoxicating. Today, dressed for fishing up at Benoit Bay I got a genuine compliment from my son because I quit caring what other people think and was rewarded by my son.

@louisefarber7573

13 күн бұрын

Me too. There are some really great things that come with age that are not talked about or acknowledged enough.

@franklinhopkinsjr1065

9 күн бұрын

It took me in to my 60s to stop caring what others think. It’s the most freeing thing ever…

@dlwilliamson5644

9 күн бұрын

@@franklinhopkinsjr1065 I am a few months from 60 yoa and wonder why it took us so many decades to let go of being concerned with what others thought. Maybe our parents' parents' society imparted this?

I don't go to grocery stores anymore. It's prefer to take this time for me. I prefer to create a list and ask for delivery. No parking lot, no highway, no road rage, no cashier, no pit stop before getting on the formula one highway. LOL I just prioritize what is important for me. What is pointless is going to be no.

I took your advice about assuming you are right thing. Made a tiny mistake at work and told the customer I should be fired. He laughed and we were good again.

I used to struggle with the clean home until I saw a quote and it completely changed my view, the quote: a home should be clean enough to be healthy, but messy enough to have been lived in. We were constantly tidying after our kids to keep the house looking like a show home as opposed to our home. Ps thank you for the videos, I've stubbled across your channel and really like the videos and the formats.

@sct4040

2 күн бұрын

I don’t like housework, though it’s necessary. So, I clean 1 thing per day outside of my usual tasks which are floor, and loading and emptying the dishwasher . Today was the living room fan.

😮 Reading instead of doing is totally speaking to me!

Man, if everyone started doing just half of these things (I especially like controlling environment and systems over goals) can you imagine just how productive and happy the world would be? 😱

@GabeBult

14 күн бұрын

A lot of times it’s breaking things down like that that makes life so much easier

I have two teenagers now. I tell people we live here, not on Instagram lol.

When I stopped junk food (chips, etc.) I HAD to have an alternative, so I eat either air-popped popcorn or raw nuts in place of chips, etc. I still get the salty flavor and crunch, but it is much healthier.

@GabeBult

14 күн бұрын

Those are all great!

Thank you, Gabe. Enjoying the journey has been something I’ve strived for. It’s there where growth is felt.

** Set up systems (consistent process) vs goals (results you may not control).

I am a 55 yo woman who always tries to save money by doing part of the work, before workman get here. Mostly moving furniture and light demo, like flooring removal. We just got new carpet. I did move the furniture myself, but this time I decided I’m not doing carpet removal because it would take me extra days to do. Then I would have to haul it away and pay somewhere to take it, because you can’t throw it in the trash. I asked the carpet company to give me a breakdown of how much the removal and take away was and it came out to $175, 😊which to me was worth having the work done by them for pay.

Putting a time limit on my research/comparisons helps me avoid time sucks and analysis paralysis. For example, when I homeschooled 3 kids K-12 sometimes a curriculum in a particular subject wasn't working for a specific kid and I needed to replace or supplement it. It's easy to get sucked in exploring every possibility that exists, but instead I gave myself a certain amount of time (I can choose hours, days, weeks, months, or whatever) to do the research/comparisons and when the time's up, I choose from only the things I actually had time to look into. Prices, products, services, approaches, techniques, systems, etc. can all be compared this way. Goals and actions that help me reach them can be thought of in terms of whole and parts. Generally speaking, destinations, philosophies, motivations, and such can be though of as the whole, while techniques, actions, schedules, practices, tasks, routes, modes, priorities, and the like can be thought of as parts. The parts make up the whole. For example, getting in shape is the whole that is made up of parts like nutrition, portion control, and exercise. So when you're stuck it can sometimes helps to analyze what you need to focus more on, specific parts or a clearer whole.

Personal boundaries guide the path in circumstances that are seemingly out of hand. Thanks for the video mate!

i learn a lot from you. thank you!

To this day I still thank Gabe and tell people about him for how his advice has helped shaped my life so much since I found him 4 years ago

Your videos have made a big impact in my life! Thank you!

These nuggets or wisdom are great in how you just pulled them together. Im trying to break myself out of multi tasking - so have watched twice already.

@GabeBult

14 күн бұрын

That’s great!

Love the food comment. Chopped celery and carrots in my fridge, fruit to grab and go! Hard boiled eggs and grilled chicken as easy protein and healthy fats! Create the environment to enhance success!

Many interesting points and I definitely agree with some. The second tip ("Stop saying yes") doesn't really resonate with me however. I have found that life offers super-interesting paths and experiences if you allow yourself to be spontaneous and say "yes" on the spot without giving too much thought to it or checking your calendar. At least in my case, saying "yes" has blessed me with fantastic friends, unique experiences and overall a much richer life. So my advice: manage your time of course, but make sure you still allow yourself to be spontaneous ... and say 'yes' more often than you say 'no' or 'maybe' 🙂

@eckehareckbert2731

14 күн бұрын

Agree on this. Sometimes always saying NO is selfishness coz sometimes u need to learn human adaptation or adjustment, or sometimes it may not be valuable or significant to u but it is for other people and bringing joy to other people. If u feel bad of what is to come, then say NO

@pamw47798

13 күн бұрын

Indeed. This channel is a handbook on selfishness but I'm guessing that will hit him when his kids get older. I hope. There's a balance that's sometimes hard to achieve but I have found living according to : "do nothing out of selfish ambition but in humility, value others above yourselves" to be more fulfilling.

@virocman

10 күн бұрын

Totally agree. Saying 'no' has been the default for me for most of my life, so learning to say 'yes' instead has helped me leave my comfort zone and have some of those positive experiences you've mentioned. However, I also know people who say 'yes' to everything, and find their life just absolutely filled with projects they're constantly working on for other people, and learning when to say 'no' would make a pretty big difference for them in having more time for things that are important to them. Seems like everything in the world requires a balance.

When I’m asked my opinion I say “ I will give you my opinion and my advice, BUT what you do with it is up to you”. I don’t want anyone saying “you told me to …..”. No, no I didn’t!

Excellent on the phone! I have the same policy..........except mine is an old flip phone, so I don't have apps, etc. But I do have unwanted solicitations, and I only answer to family, work, and friends. And my voicemail is always full!

@GabeBult

14 күн бұрын

I’ve been thinking about moving to a flip phone lol

@myaccount9498

14 күн бұрын

😂 Great to hear someone else has a full voicemail!

Great Video Gabe. I have been watching you for a while now and will continue to support you! Thank you for all the content. Keep it coming. Question… where did you get your wedding band and the black ring you are wearing in this video? And I love the CUTS brand too 😊

@GabeBult

14 күн бұрын

Honestly, I have no idea it was at a jewelry store for like a few hundred dollars

Brilliant as always 💚 Setting goals is an issue for me like the journey idea setting up a schedule?

@GabeBult

14 күн бұрын

I use a 90 day goals planner. I think there’s a link somewhere that’s really helped me.

This is a life changer if we actually apply these 💯

Thank you🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

I do the same with my phone. I have it on personal or work pretty much all day except for lunch time.

Hey man thank you, I know you don’t know me but I’m following this. Thank you. Also I just did the focus thing on my phone

@GabeBult

14 күн бұрын

Hopefully it helps! Thanks for letting me know. Nice to meet you lol

Love your newest video. Especially the coke example.

@GabeBult

10 күн бұрын

Thanks 🙏

I respect that

I agree with limiting the people that can call you, very little social media and actually taking a step back from constantly learning all the time or working. When I was working for 7 days a week every week for like 6 months I realized I was making pretty good money, but basically was a recluse who ignored friends, family and even my own health. Some of these productivity gurus on here act like working all the time is good, but seriously I look at a lot of these folks and they seem like they don't have any life at all outside their media they create. Taking time to destress and enjoy life should be on everyones list at some point during the week

I love Grammarly, I've been using it for over an year and I love it.

Nice content sir

@GabeBult

14 күн бұрын

Thanks 🙏

I do the same with my phone. People are like you have no voicemail? Nope.

Hi Gabe Wow Alot going on I'm shattered lol Wishing you the best with your endeavours x Ps sometimes it's just nice to sit and look at the trees or whatever form of meditation one likes It clears the mind and resets it Good for the physical and spiritual body as well Wishing you the best x

@GabeBult

14 күн бұрын

That’s super calming

Learning is a great thing, but learning, to be effective, must involve practice. We are what we do, not what we think.

@GabeBult

14 күн бұрын

For sure! What really really matters is taking what you learn and putting it into action

Gabe, I was always wondering what coffee cups you have there in so many of your videos.

You misspelled Grammarly in the last 30 seconds of your video. Great video. Loved it.

@GabeBult

14 күн бұрын

Thanks lol my bad

I enjoyed this video a lot. Not just the content (goal) but the way you presented it (the journey). Thanks a lot 😊

How do you change the phone to personal? Love the idea

Your videos are helping me helping me better my life! Another thing that would is if you happen to know the name of the shade of green in your kitchen. 😁 I’m in love.

Can so relate to your Amazon comment. Will Check out grammerly as newly published author ☺️ writing my 2nd book!

Gabe! I love you so much! And you misspelled GRAMMARLY in your last subtitle clip! Fix:)

What podcasts do you listen to im exploring new ones

In what world is an e-mail more efficient than a phone call?

On July 1st this year i will be cutting drastically down on the foods that are considered snacking foods amd fizzy juice (Chocolate and Irn Bru) being prime examples by doing this i hope to improve my health my skin and also just my mental health....

Already! ❤

Hey how did you learn how to work out, I just don’t seem to get it right.

Having kids puts you in totaly new perspective❤

Ironically, you misspelled Grammarly on the screen at the end of the video. Still love your content!

I see you didn’t quit making the titles of all your videos a numbered list of things to do or not to do.

Better yet, I just have a land line. Get rid of the phone. They'll leave a message.

im liking the family photographs at the back.

I started wearing black clothes and clothes that it doesnt shows the Brand and it significantly changed my view coz brand is not part of my identity anymore although i buy good brands coz of quality like Supima cotton for the Shirt.

Hey around 4:30 you talk about a KZread course and a link in the description but I can’t find it?

@GabeBult

6 күн бұрын

Join the 5 Hour KZreadr t5hyt.carrd.co/

I always love your videos, Gabe. Systems over goals resonated with me. My only gripe: Grammarly. I know it's your sponsor, but as a grammar and literature teacher, I'd like to puke on Grammarly. These aren't skills that are foreign to any of us. We learned them in school. We have just lost the practice in using them and have allowed ourselves to buy into the myth that we can't learn to spell or to apply the rules of our own language. It's no different than learning anything else. It takes effort. Grammarly isn't making us bette writers; it's convincing us that we're something we aren't.

Bruh I never answer the phone. I get annoyed when people call me lol. Ain't nobody got time for that!

Meredith let you suffer in front of the whole world with your spelling? 😂

@MeredithBult

14 күн бұрын

8 years of correcting it 😅I’ve given up

@user-ly4oc8go7v

14 күн бұрын

@@MeredithBult Funny!

Hi my two cents on something you said. Please don’t be mad at your wife for not sharing grammerly. Maybe you were not in a receptive place for her to share or perhaps she simply thought you already knew. What ever it was and just for your family please remember to give them the benefit of the doubt and grace. I really take to heart and try to implement some of the things you talk about that is why I am a subscriber to your channel. It’s all good. 😊

❤

Good for you,,,hacker

Hi Gabe, I could not quite figure out how to change from PCS to Mint Mobile. Who do you suggest for auto insurance for a 2005 Nissan Xterra? Thanks for all you do!

I want to know whats on either the right or left side of Gabe. He is always looking to the side in the thumbnails xD

@GabeBult

14 күн бұрын

lol 😂 you guys don’t click on them when I look at the camera

I love this video. I also recently set my life to what I call “FOH Mode”. Quit all social media except Reddit, no notifications, phone stays on DND. I have to steal that whole saying no first method of managing time and energy, that was genius.

Bro you also quit your one plus open why, give to me….of comerse no, but get to me 24 hours later 😂. Great content btw

@GabeBult

6 күн бұрын

lol I smashed the camera on it 😢

So watching videos is bad ??? But you create this video for people who are looking for the same thing?

@sudhasridhar9757

11 күн бұрын

Most of the videos are basically not meant to be seen. I 'LISTEN' to most of the videos,while cooking,making bed ,doing dishes and gardening.

@tatiannamarshalls2705

11 күн бұрын

Was looking for this comment. I think it's about moderation and balance at the end of the day.

#introvert

I LOVE GRAMMARLY!!!! Way to go Meredith! 😂🙌🏼🩵💯

I stoped watching / listening advertisements. I wish there was a way you make money without those :/ i love and follow you anyway❤ ( i just skip advertisements🙃)

@GabeBult

14 күн бұрын

Unfortunately, it’s the Main Way, KZread channels make money however I do try to never work with people that I don’t absolutely love and wouldn’t recommend to a friend .

Why does every minimalist end up wearing only black? It's cult-like behavior.

Black clothes all the time…. Uhm, you must be wrong about that. 🙂 Colors can bring joy.

tf are you cutting and dieting for?

@GabeBult

13 күн бұрын

To feel better..

🌱🤍

@anniemesrobian8587

14 күн бұрын

😊🍀