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@apurvakhomane4992

Жыл бұрын

@Tina Huang Hi Tina, please make a video on tips to write statement of purpose while applying for masters when you had studied different undergraduate course than to the one you want to apply for

@coolxify

Жыл бұрын

you are awesome :3 luv from the Caribbean

When you are depressed, cleaning your room feels like climbing Mount Everest. The most difficult part is to start. Once you have started, then little achievements motivate you further until the job is done.

@GoldenMushroom64

Жыл бұрын

This is basically how I’m approaching life goals

@Cat-ez5mk

Жыл бұрын

Ikr! i cleaned my drawers and closet and i feel so so so much better about myself

@user-bv5fz3bh9y

11 ай бұрын

The difficulty is to start. cleaning is the idea in mind but never get out of the bed😂😂

When pressed for time or fatigued I’ve started using the “reduce scope” approach from Atomic Habits. Doing less but staying on schedule helps me with consistency and momentum. 50 minutes on the treadmill is great, 25 minutes is decent, 0 minutes is bad. I’m not a trained scientist but it makes sense.

@mariasaurekksxx1788

Жыл бұрын

This sounds very helpful! My version of this is going to bed earlier if I feel too stressed by my circumstances.

This is so true. I was so productive where I lived. I woke up early, could do my job at work in 2 hours and be free to do whatever else I needed (studying and other projects), was eating regular meals and sleeping better and feeling good with myself. Then I had to leave because of other person that shared de apartment, and moved back to my parents because I couldn't find any place to rent. Now my depression is back, losing all motivation to live, I lost 5kg (which is a lot because I'm underweight), I can't function at work, which led to the hiring of more people, and this severely impacted my income, and now even if I wanted I can't afford to live anywhere else but at my parents. It went downhill really, really fast, going back to the place where all my traumas begun and where people try to get me down every chance they get.

@malcrich8302

Жыл бұрын

I hope you are doing well ❤

Habits are built through repetition, but you can certainly modify your environment to create different incentives / remove temptations

How to change environment when there's no positive & growth minded individuals physically present around us ?

@hoanghiem8461

Жыл бұрын

For me, I try to avoid negative people and it does mean I have to isolate myself (sometimes it literally means it, sometimes it just means you spend more time alone than with negative people)

@lenaamartin36

Жыл бұрын

I have hyperlexia and because of that, I've had an obsession with books since I was very young, and I only met a friend who liked to read when I was already 19 years old. Realizing that my friends didn't have the slightest interest in the most important thing for me (reading), I didn't talk about it. I'm 33 years old, I learned my second language (Italian) as a child, self-taught. And when I say I was a kid, I was 9 years old. I never told anyone other than my parents, they bought the books. When I was 12 I decided to study Latin, one day I was studying and a friend of my father came and asked what I was doing and he went on to say that I would never learn that way and how difficult it was. I speak Latin. English is my fifth language. I knew that if I spoke about learning Italian on my own people would try to ruin it, try to convince me that my knowledge was insufficient and undermine my self-confidence. I don't use Italian for anything in my day to day life, I took a proficiency test last december and my level is B1 (intermediate). Do not let these people in, sometimes we can not keep them out of our lives 100% but we can let them out of our head and our goals.

@mohibquadri4053

Жыл бұрын

@@hoanghiem8461 That's the best way ! We're on the same page 😊 i also sometimes get stuck with negative people but then i realize it's not a wise decision to give importance to temporary wasteful things but what's meaningful is focusing on permanent long lasting fulfillment.

@mohibquadri4053

Жыл бұрын

@@lenaamartin36 Wonderfully wise lessons & thoughts about the whole subject 😊 as you've mentioned the personal experience it is very motivating to see how to stay on right path ! Since you're an obsessive book reader i would like to ask you about some best books to read for tackling discouragement & inaction especially in the face of adversity or uncertainty.. fiction & non-fiction both as i also have developed the habit of reading whenever i get peaceful time.

@IkkeNS123

Жыл бұрын

You can find them online! Join a group

Soooo happy you are back to recording. You look happy, successful, content. Looking forward to seeing how much we all grow this year!

Great video ! Cleaning my house for new years actually ended up clearing my mind so much afterwards. Something about seeing a cleaner house gave me some extra energy

this level of self-awareness is so cool & so necessary for our lives

I learned a lot about coding and stuff from your videos I didn't know anything and I was deciding on going into some kind of Tech so I am thankful thanks and I am planning on doing certifications

I have been straight edge all my life and I have been applying the same drugs-abstinence principle to my diet: reducing sugar, carb, bad oils (treating them as if they are addictive and harmful drugs). This helped me so much in cutting out bad food.

Thank you sooooo much. I really needed this.

That's like 100% true. Every house moving activity somehow triggers an evaluation of myself and somehow motivates me to a better life

I love ur videos they got a special spark 💫

I am glad u gave the environment the importance it deserved.

We appreciate how informative your videos are. May God bless you.

I love your content so much, thank you!

Tina - really useful tips in this video. You were talking a bit faster than usual so had to slow it down some to catch everything :)

I don't know if you'll read this but if you are interested in this mindset of "changing your surroundings and changing your behavioral patterns aka habits" ... keep reading, a long time ago I listen to a person who recommended changing your furniture, selling one used and buy a new one, so you see new items, also move items rearrange them in different locations and positions, so you trick your brain like you are moving to a new apartment or a new room. If you don't have the money to do this, just move things around, paint your walls, put up a lot of posters or pictures on a wall that is empty or if they are already full of things go the other way and become minimalistic, etc. I think you get the idea. If you could trick your brain into thinking that always has to adapt to a new space it is more difficult for the old habit to come back. This is cheaper than moving around to different apartments besides just by doing this you are constantly reminding to your unconscious mind that you don't want to go back to your old ways. Hope it helps

Every time I listen to Tina, I feel my power level grow... Its over 9000!

I read Atomic Habits and The Body Keeps The Score; your real life examples are extremely helpful implementing the ideas presented. Thank you! Awesome channel.

what are those white covered books on the shelf? thoughts/recommendations on them?

I don't know, something about the way you speak, makes me fell for you, it just hits different haha. Even though this is just the second video of yours I see. You got a new follower ma'am, thank you for all the great content.

I simply feel better when I'm here❤😌

Great video, great advice!

Yeah, I rearrange my room every couple or few months because I get bored of it and it's just uncomfortable to be in. Once I change it up the "new" feeling of it, it helps me feel better.

Doing push ups works so well as a stress reliever for me too! Also, it gives me better looking chest and shoulders so that's a nice bonus I guess.

Dont be bored. there is so much work to do

Hi tina, I suck, like really bad at math even with basic arithmetic, but im really interested in data science/analysis. Would i be able to do it? Im also really interested in using these skills to help people, not just businesses, so I don't really know if this could be a good path for me. Im already 22 and I feel like its too late to re-learn math and statistics.

@candicekoolhaas4343

Жыл бұрын

You can do it, Pablo! I started learning statistics a year ago when I was 26 and I also thought I sucked at math and for sure I suck at basic arithmetic too! Mindset is everything - if you're truly interested in it, you'll absorb more than you know. I've since taken and passed Calc 1 with an A and got the John Hopkins Data Science Cert on Coursera :)

@pablop.7635

Жыл бұрын

@@candicekoolhaas4343 Well, thanks a lot for the encouragement. It really feels like an impossible task to do, hence my fear of actually committing to it. Is there any particular path to start?

I struggle with procrastination and I trying to find realistic and manageable ways to help me shift that issue into a more productive one.

I feel very anxious & stuck all time, I've been in therapy for 4 yrs now, can't avoid feeling useless

thanks

Would you recommend me any data science bootcamp pls?

Very informative

Thank you :D I've noticed that if I put my snacks in the cabinet, I would probably forget that I have those. And if i put them on the work table, I will eat it the same day. Now I realised another thing. I always have ice cream, but I always need to go to the kitchen and take it. Same with apples. They are also in the kitchen, but I never crave for apples, and even if I think of them it's like "nah, I'm too lazy to move for apples". Now I understand that instead of putting snacks on the table I should put apples. I think I will make a challenge with snacks and will put them in the moms room :D so it would be more difficult for me to get them. These strategies sound so obvious but damn it, they work :D

Hi everyone, I studied a python course and currently studying the CS50 intro course. I have a huge problem with my programming journey. I actually understand up to %90 of the things I study and sometimes find them easy and obvious, but when I start solving problems and writing code I feel lost and don't know what to do even though my pseudocode on the paper works, but when writing code I just can't finish any problem. Can someone who had the same experience tell me what to do in this terrible situation

@HexaSquirrel

Жыл бұрын

Practice. It's completely normal to feel overwhelmed when learning a new programming language. There are plenty of websites that offer tests and problem-solving challenges; try those before you try to write blocks of code that you don't understand. Just keep practicing and it will become easier!

@ambrishdubey2241

Жыл бұрын

@@HexaSquirrel Im also learning coding and ppl say that learn through projects.

@HexaSquirrel

Жыл бұрын

@@ambrishdubey2241 It very much depends on how you learn; only you can answer that. Some people like projects, others prefer learning how to solve problems (computational thinking). Both will give you the same skills.

So, I can admit - I am addicted to Video Games. I think this proves that - if I just put a blanket over my PC, maybe, I will use it less. And when I do want to *intentionally* play video games - like, one hour or so a day, I can take the blanket off. But, at least it's planned relaxation, in my opinion. Despite this - I usually play games at the *start* of my day recently. And, this isn't great because - I'm using that initial energy that I could be using on other things. I would like to just have, a room with my PC in it that I go into less. I need my PC sometimes - for art, editing, online creation, bla bla bla. Usually though, I end up playing games. I live in a small room though, since I'm student coms, so this just isn't possible. Same with any of my addictions. I have been addicted to VR, and, when I put my headset in a cupboard - I just hop on less! It's like how people say, if you put your phone in a cupboard you're less likely to use it. I'd also like to study more so, I'll keep in mind what you said! Seems pretty helpful. Thanks for this video. At first I honestly thought it'd just be "clean your room" or something. This was actually helpful in how environment can affect your habits. Appreciate it Tina!

do your thing, but be better. ❤️‍🔥

hello Tine... I really wanna be Data Scientist like you... but I don't get/have financial support that much....can I still be one with only certificate and hard work

The thumbnail for the video is lit 🔥

I'm trying to turn myself from a night owl into a morning person. Fat chance of that happening! And the reason why Chicago is called the Windy City is because it was once the epicenter of American politics. Politicians are well known to be windbags.

Cool videos, thanks :)

Just having the ability to change your environment goes a long way

Tina: M&M study Subtitles: Eminem study 😌😌

Agree with the title

Blue Canada goose is not the move 💀💀

0:07 SeeFood shoutout to people who get the reference 😂

I put my PS4 under my bed and started reading books I was doing so good and seeing improvements but I got stressed because I live with a narcissist so I wanted to escape the anxiety so I put my PS4 back now my playstation friends are having drama online and now I watching this video and right now I'm gonna put my PS4 back under my bed and let it collect dust again I h@te this cycle here we go again smh.

I usually gain weight in new cities from exploring all the new restaurants while trying to find stuff I like. lol

I wish I could study in the morning but I feel soooo sleepy

Eating traditional Chinese food in control is a health way too. You can try it. :)

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But how

namorada do pisca

My take-away is that I should open an m&m shop outside google's headquarters

U LIVED IN VANCOUVER?

Yeeesss potato chips!!!! I love potato chips!!!!

Tina如果你能读懂中文，请回复我谢谢！

As a side commend things like 365 data science are always prohibitevly expensive. $54 Australian dollars a month for the subscription, WTF

your enviroment really affects your mindset

you are so cute tina

This girl just looks more and more tired after every video. Get some rest please ❤️

If You could evaluate www.youtube.com/@decomplexify because You have Competencies, then it would be neat set of Critical gain of Mass, or Not:D

ah ok. after 5 min i realized its not IDE virtual environments

sorry for the off-topic comment, but, damn, sis, you look like a model on this video cover!

Bet videos around your day to day living would be good.lol

8:23 I guess you lost all that weight then.

tina is half kirby. hehe

This video is sponsored by Canada goose

Eminems

your look like a mother afterwork

Why do you speed up the video? This is so jarring. Impossible to watch

Wanna change ur environnement for retirement for 4 years for saving of video games and juggling love u👌🤞💍👑👠👘👗😘

I discovered the first law on my own. Good for me :pepehype

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