This has to be the best video ever uploaded. I'm in love. 😭🎀

Butter, is in fact, seamless. I've never found a seam on a stick, or in a tub, of butter.

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Philippians 4:13.

I’m so happy I found this channel! It’s amazing!!!

Its funny... I have blocked this video 4 separate times by clicking "Not interested" , "Don't show me videos from this channel" and I even reported it... But some how this proliferation or terrorism continues to appear on my feed....🤔

I love your content and do this myself! But you lost me at the "something even easier, like a novel" part 🙄

Thank you

Thank you for gave me a direction

Mate,I found the answer I was looking for in your video. Thank's

Great video. I’m really struggling at the moment with how to reconcile working a full time job with all of the things I want to do. Making music, writing, reading, improving my Japanese, drawing… it feels impossible to fit everything in and I end up doing nothing most of the time. Paralysis of analysis.

Your videos always makes me go back on track! thanks from Chile🙂

I realized I've been doing this when I had to read scientific papers. That's what we do in research, a little summary of what is in the paper and why is important for my work

It would be easier to go to school, obtain degrees in architecture, English literature, and information technology, build a structure, and then fill it with all kinds of books that you have written to create a physical library.

This video saved me. For a long time, I was thinking about learning many things at the same time, but when I started, it was so hard for me to make things work. So I thought about giving up on some things that I wanted to learn. Thank you, man, this video saved me.

Great thoughts & advice! As a father of 2 little ones, I have very little personal time. This requires constant priority evaluation. My top priorities are family, work, spiritual fitness & physical fitness. After watching this video it’s clear I need to make more time for writing & reading. I often wish I spent more time drawing but it has been & continues to be not important enough to make the cut. But unlike many other abandoned hobbies, I will get back to it one day. Thanks for helping me consider things more clearly.

Each time I see you have uploaded a new video and I start watching it I can't help but to feel a little guilty. I mean, since I'm "losing" time watching KZfaq videos, I'm not making progress in my own learning/writing. Is that something that happens to you too? Not with your own videos, obviously 😂

I'll start by writing a mini essay about this video. Considering trying Obsidian to organise my notebooks digitally. I think to try and incorporate new words learned is a good practice too. My mind salivates at the glimpses of all those interesting books. Thanks for the insights. Would you be so kind as to make a video on the importance of reading the classics?

"Not an excuse to suck at all of them." You can't do everything, and so focusing on what is essential will prevent you from over committing yourself. The most valuable skill you can develop is something I call "Idea Sourcing". Basically every idea was born from someone or something and you need to recognize who or to where these ideas belong. Learn to say NO to bad ideas. Before you start an endevour that will use a large chunk of your time or resources, identify the source of the idea. Most ideas are not good nor worthy of your time. Everyone has a friend that is well meaning, but is full of bad ideas (if you cannot recognize that person in your group you may need to look at yourself). Once you see that this friend is feeding you bad ideas, you can categorically scrap these ideas. Instead of accepting every idea, we must filter them. Tracing each ideas origin give clues as to weather there are perverse incentives built into them. Things like advertisements (hidden or not) that seek profits through consumerism. There is no avoiding Ads, it is the way of Capitalism. Recognizing them as Advertisements helps combat the FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out). Media Influencers are idea kryptonite that will waste your time on a epic level. Evaluate, curate, collate, terminate subscriptions from these people on a regular basis ...or they will steal your time because you like them. Every creator has something valuable to say, but after they have contributed that you may find that they are stuck in the mode of making content for views and not really adding anything to the conversation. They have literally peaked, and when their content no longer serves you...that is the time to cut them loose. Set goals (at least these are your ideas that don't have perverse incentives baked in and if they don't work you won't feel bad about pursuing them). Dig deeper: The reality is that even things that you think are your thoughts have an origin that is not you and come from your environment. This is not to say don't do anything, but rather be deliberate in the things you do... so that you don't go to college chasing a degree that you are not interested in because someone else made that plan for you. Journaling is the best way to discover who you are and build an internal conversation on what you want. In this way you will record your thoughts so that you can compare who you are tomorrow with who you were yesterday. Write about your successes and failures, and include things that may have improved your outcome. So many people are shunned by failure and view it as a label that applies to them forever, when it is actually a stepping stone on the path to success. Notice the people that only post their success on the interweb (perfection is an impossible standard and usually a facade), you will learn more from the people that post their failures. Write about your failure, it is something people won't try to take away from you and something you can own. Do your research: Once you know what to do, researching how to do it will improve your success. Chances are that someone else had a similar idea, learn from their failures. When you reexamine your goals apply the 3 Socratic questions 1. Is it True 2. Is it Good 3. Is it Useful. Is it True? Does what you wrote qualify as a goal? In order to be a goal it must be achievable (No pipe dreams). It has be be something that you really want to be truly your goal. Is it Good? It cannot involve theft, lies, or murder and be good. When it's beautiful it's probably good. Is it Useful? Does your goal make the world a better place? We should all endevour so high and summit monument tasks, but even small things like picking up trash qualify as useful. Once you apply this skill to your life you will be more satisfied with the time that you have spent, knowing that you left things better than you found them.

I used to have 1,000 different hobbies until I started working for a bank. 😂 they made me do every task, every job, every role because I was great at multitasking. With perfection, no failures, Until I got burnt out and quit. When I want to jump from hobby to hobby, I just remind myself of the corporate days… it’ll pull me right back to reality. 😂 great video!

Hi, i have one questions about the zettlekasten system and the question is what is the difference between the tags section amd the status section in the note?

Can you recommend the software you were using to organise and keep track of all your content

I want to improve my speaking skills so im assuming i can somehow apply this to speech

31:12 Remember to move it to the tag folder . If you put tags as notes , the MOC view will be full of floating notes (the tags) .

Im thinking of writing a book review, but I don't know how long it should be, What would you recommend?

Your insights are incredibly honest man. Thank you!

Pure gold video✨

not appliable for adhd people

where do you practice the violin without a teacher?

By reading the comments I'm feeling the same energy that I have

My advice, don't get enough or do dopamine boosting activities to often, like everyday one or other, instead work hard and smart of several days and then do the fun dopamine boosting activity like this that activity will provide the value you want to get otherwise it loses its value

Slowing down while reading is a good point, unless the author is linking chapters together like a list I always put the book down and walk around talking to myself about the chapter, otherwise the next chapter essentially overwrites the previous.

A very insightful video! This was too relatable to me. I've always had an immense appetite for life, but I've only recently realized that I'll only ever be great at all my passions with organization and discipline. You have some great advice in this video, and I can tell you have been and are working hard toward your dreams. Best of luck to you, and thank you for sharing your wisdom.

Great video, love the setup. I'm a bit lost on how to add links to tag notes. Is this something we can do retroactively, or is it meant to be done at the time of settings up a new note?

Solid video.

Thank you for that video. I am feeling similar strugling with college and work... both have things I am curious to improve, but it seems that time gets shrinked as they "compete" for my attention...

Great video thank you. As a 50-year-old creator with many interest I have used a lot of your advice to stay focused. I’ll apply some of the things I learned in this video to remain focused. Best of luck to you all.

Everything seems like it's slapped together and the people who make it don't care that it looks slapped together. "Perfectionist" is word made up by a lazy guy to excuse his laziness. Put in the effort and do it right.

It’s fascinating how we both developed the exact same system without ever meeting each other. I call this system Daybits. Every day, I do six of them. Train, Ride (Skateboarding), Perform (Guitar and Piano) and later in the day Read, Write, Compose. My output is Tricks, Books and Songs. It has proved to be a very effective system and it greatly improves the quality of my life.

What a great video!! I will apply some of these ideas to my 80% rule ( to become 80% proficient at my many interests!). Thank you for the info and the great presentation!!

This was a great watch. And I do not feel bad about spending the time to watch this youtube video.

Could it be that an expert is someone who knows more and more about less and less?

i needed this so bad. thank you.

I think most of us watching this video have all been there. We’re living in an age of the second reinassance, where accessible technology enables anyone learn anything. My take on this is simple: love and work over fame and fortune. Do what makes you happy and have a good time. Do not worry about getting rich and famous along the way. That is not the measure of a good life.

I would love some book suggestions for a beginner reader who wants to learn new new

I think of all your videos this has been one of the most helpful. It inspired me to start writing my own mini-essays and integrate them into my Digital Zettelkasten. By the way, I'm writing to you from Chile! 🇨🇱

Thank You

If bro can squat 330lbs he is a master

exactly what i needed to hear, thanks a lot for your video