I am glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for the continuous support!

Definitely! It's really helpful to read like this :) Thank you for the constant support!

Thank you very much! It's very heartwarming to read comments like these!

I mean, it's so hard to skip parts.. How can I look myself in the eyes and say I finished the book? 😅 The trick I am working on is telling myself that I don't read just to read. I read for the knowledge, and that's my goal. Got it! Added it to my to-read list :) Look, Mark Manson, the author of "The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck" says he doesn't mark or write down anything. Whatever he remembers, that's what he''ll take from the book. I personally find it helpful to keep notes :)

Happy to hear! Thank you for the continuous support :)

Thank you! :) I appreciate the continuous support 😊

Hey Urosm! I completely understand you. I still find myself feeling bad for not reading every paragraph in the book. It's about shifting the mindset from: "Trying to read just to "put in the reps" " to "Read to learn and expand the knowledge" Thank you for the support and the subscription! :)

Happy to hear :)

Interesting.. Do you find a way to connect every book that you read to your life? And if you don't, how do you make sure to remember what you read? I would also love to get a few recommendations from you! :)

@@Orel_Zilberman Due to me being so selective with my books, I easily have those books enhance my life in some way because I am interested in the topic, or the specific information shared (and therefore easier to remember the information). As for book recommendations, I have many topics I am interested in, but I also can't recommend you a book if I don't know your interests. Here are a few books I read fairly recently, so you can sense of the variety and perhaps take one which piques your interest as your recommendation: The Thank You Economy (Gary Vaynerchuk), Man's Search For Meaning (Viktor E. Frankl), A Billion Wicked Thoughts (Ogi Ogas, Sai Gaddam), 12 Rules For Life (Jordan B. Peterson), Crime & Punishment (Dostoyevsky) and of course many more books I love :)

@@kesetokaiba awesome! Thank you for the suggestions:) I am currently working on a project related to books and books managemwnt, which will be released mid January. If you want to take part in the first release, send me an email at Orelzilberman@gmail.com

😂 I feel you on that one! About the second part, we need to make sure that these notes are actually valuable for us and that we did not create them in the heat of the moment, as it happens from time to time, so we don't end up with a pile of notes we don't really need. And 100% agreed on the last part. Thanks for the support! :)

Happy you found it useful! Thanks for the support

Thank you very much! :) It's nice to hear that

Yup! You can use audible for that and you can clip parts you like with a single click! :)

@@Orel_Zilberman I'm a big fan of Spotify. I feel like the hardest part will ne to change the platform

Haha, glad you asked! I follow every successful person's routine. I meditate, first thing in the morning, for at least 2hours. Usually at 5AM. Then I journal for another hour. Once I'm done I put on the clothes I prepared a day before and hit the gym for an hour of workout. I get home, drink a green juice to fill myself with energy for the day ahead. The I manifest and thank the universe for the day ahead of me. I never use my phone after 6pm and I start my shutdown routine at the same time, which is similar to the morning routine. Every day. Now, if you want to look young, make sure to be born in the 90s, or top 80s 😜

@@Orel_ZilbermanThank you, that's really helpful! I need to do more exercises for flexibility and maybe start waking up slightly earlier (about 6:05-6:30, but I could do it earlier if I didn't went to sleep too late). I think I should try finishing some unnecessary things earlier or just make a habit to not spend time before the sleep on them, thank you for a great advice and motivation! ♥

Haha, I was kidding. I am not really that productive 😜 The point is to try your best and be a little better every day! And to find your rhythm and what makes the best day for you. On a serious note now. I try to go to sleep between 21:30-22:00 and wake up between 5-5:30. I found that 7.5 hours is optimal for me. I used to meditate in the morning for 20 minutes, but I found that it only slows me down and I didn't like it, so instead I start working as soon as I wake up. What's your daily routine? :)

Sounds tough! Where are you going to study?

@@Orel_Zilberman Brooklyn College I am at Kingsborough College in Brookyn יש גם בערית videos

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