I love the value that this channel brings! 🔥

@grangergreenback7152

3 жыл бұрын

I love the value too! Of course now is the biggest task is to do this continuous without fail!

@trendingvidz2

2 жыл бұрын

@@grangergreenback7152 there is nothing wrong with failure, just learn from failure

Ivy Lee was a true genius.

keeping on track .. means being brave to say "No" to distraction

Excellent. Great Work!

Much love!! This channel indeed an art for improvement.. well done guys! 🥂

"We live in a society"

Awesome. Thank you for showing us the Ivy Lee Method.

This channel changed my life. Kudos!

Thank you so much for this, your video is well put and I'm going to try this right away.

Well said, excellent video 👏👏

You’ve given me a new lease on life mate...Peace✊🏼✌🏻

Thank you sir.

Your videos have a big impact on me thanks for your hard work

@NenaLavonne

4 жыл бұрын

David Thompson 😊✨

Thank you for these insightful videos. They never disappoint! 😊✨

I wouldn't say this is stress free, but I do feel it's a powerful method to greatly reduce stress whilst being very prodcluctive.

Love this .I actually live in Bethlehem we don’t have the steel anymore it is now a casino . Thanks so much for posting

All I know is I want that magic pen that makes mathematically precise lines, flawless fonts, and does all the coloring and shading on it's own.

@garicrewsen1128

3 жыл бұрын

It is software called Doodly, created for KZread (and similar) publishers to keep their respective audience attention longer and help retain information longer.

Hopefully the workers at the steel factory got a raise, bonus, better environment, something. It sounds like the efficiency expert talked to the executives, this ones set a bunch of goals, the foremen imposed them on the workers, and thusly the owner became even richer.

Lets gooooo!

Thanks! ❤❤💕

@TheArtofImprovement

4 жыл бұрын

Thank *you* for watching

@Ray2311us

3 жыл бұрын

black hearts

Great channel. Just found you recently and subbed. Thanks for the content 👍

@TheArtofImprovement

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks... and welcome 👍

@dannyspitzer1267

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheArtofImprovement keep it up, love this kind of stuff. Just wanted to express my appreciation for the effort you put into into putting out your content. Cheers.

Thank you for this great post!

@TheArtofImprovement

4 жыл бұрын

You're welcome

I am just getting angry day by day . I hope you help me, you've helped me in many ways. Thanks and great work as always.

@jessicalt4121

4 жыл бұрын

Dipmalya Gantait exercise, sleep enough, spend time with people and out in nature (walk outside), eat well, meditate, and plan joy.

@jlina

4 жыл бұрын

Get a plastic baseball bat and beat the crap out of a pillow while yelling. The frequency will get less frequent.

glorious

How do you incorporate constant or daily tasks with the priorities? What if a priority comes up mid day?

@startofthejourney8200

4 жыл бұрын

If I may try to help. So depending on the priority you can put it on your list of tasks for the next day or if it’s that important you do it the same day and move a task which can wait till tomorrow over. Does that make sense ?

@Kramlets

2 жыл бұрын

I know I'm late, though from my understanding the Ivy Lee Method is used for important, non-urgent activities. If it's urgent and important you would just do it.

Isnt this Brian Tracy’s method? Useful though

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what if your goals are (1) lose weight (2) be present with family (3) make money, do i have to lose 45kgs first?

Should this list contain tasks that I do everyday? Like, for example, tidying up. Or walking for an hour. Or should it be 6 big, important tasks?

@Mach-02

3 жыл бұрын

Sure if it's a free day, so you can be productive when there's nothing more important to do. It's about ranking the importance

This is helpful and logical, but there is one thing bothering me about this. What about those theory of time blocking that says we should do one task for specific amount of time and than move to other one because our brain lose concentration and motivation with time and it needs something new, and after some time spent on that "other task" goes back to previous or next one, etc.

@HarmanGill64

4 жыл бұрын

dj dj you will learn time management over time just by doing

@djolic94

4 жыл бұрын

@@HarmanGill64 i am aware that skills comes with practice, but im confused here because this two ideas are both good but contradictory.

@inspiredby-sx7wy

4 жыл бұрын

I also was thiniing about tjis. But I will mix this. I will hop back and forth between my 1st and 2nd priority task every ten minutes, until I have completed both. This hopping works very well for me. As I don't like long shifts of working. If I do this, I think, that my live is very boring...

@1b0o0

4 жыл бұрын

dj dj you just need to do more time blocks for that task. Not all important tasks take the same amount of time, so breaking a task down into smaller subtasks makes it easier. Maybe you need an entire day to complete a big task that could be the sum of 10 30-minute blocks. Do one block of focused work at a time, rest between blocks and finish the entire task at the end of the day by achieving all the subtasks' blocks.

@YoungDen

4 жыл бұрын

Just use 2 or 3 objectives instead of 6 which are the most important to you.

Bethlehem steel from a largest steel maker to a casino in a rust belt.

Charles Schwab is a legend! Love his bank

@kentatakao6863

4 жыл бұрын

Not the same Charles Schwab lol

@kentatakao6863

4 жыл бұрын

I was confused too

Know where you’re going.

AKA The ‘A,B,C,D,E’ method... A. Critically important-major consequences if done or not B. Important-consequences, but not as great as an A task C. Like to get it done, but no consequences D. Delegate E. Eliminate May seem counterintuitive, but TM experts will tell you C, D,& E more important, so you can focus on A & B tasks.

Makes 200,000,000 $ gives 25,000$ classic (unless he gave Ivy more money later on which I doubt)

I know it's a detail but "It's" instead of "Its" (3:08) made me cringe and almost stop watching...

@TheArtofImprovement

4 жыл бұрын

Apologies for the mistake. I hope it didn't detract too much from the rest of the video.

@flaviopagliuco

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheArtofImprovement No, the video was interesting nonetheless.

@meownamejeff

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheArtofImprovement Why did you delete my reply?

@TheArtofImprovement

4 жыл бұрын

@@meownamejeff Did it contain links or swearing? KZread may have labelled it as spam automatically.

@meownamejeff

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheArtofImprovement It contained the word "autistic" and based on the parent comment was used in the medical context and not in a disparaging way. It's not a very big of a deal so don't worry about it. Keep up the great work on your channel, you're helping thousands of people better their lives.

I love how this totally doesn't take into account the 500 other tasks showing up last second on the day itself, from people expecting it to be done instantly. Because those are the ones that kill your productivity. Not multitasking or turning off the notifications is so much easier said than done. 100 years ago they didn't have the f*cking internet bothering you nonstop

There's no process. It's just he said to write 6 important things regards life, business.... And start work on it 🤮

Everyone thinks I should focus on careers. I don't give a shit about careers. I only care about girls. Careers is just extra bullshit.