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[TechnoLandscapes]

Love this insight on these talented people, very helpful!

[muhammadhamza]

Another great video! simple, short yet informative

[catchjyoti]

This is the 5th/6th video of yours that I am watching. And commenting for the first time. Excellent examples to drive home the point.

[juhonyberg]

Thank you for this clear and straightforward video, Carl. Great stuff again.

[Coltan]

You say dont look everytime for new systems to manage time but you sell time systems for the right time. :)

[JustXavier]

I like this. Useful and a bit inspirational. ❤

[fiofeed]

Loved thus video! Great content.
Thank you!

[TheASHMEHTA]

Thank you, Carl Pullein, for imparting such an insightful video with us.

[timbushell]

Mind... Jeff wrote initially, to avoid bankrupcy, and prior to his incarceration under Her Majesty's pleasure was seen by a number of senior Tories as a very dodgy character. : But clearly nothing really todo with his 'focus on core work'. But three interesting writers with rather similar daily work patterns - with a crucial element of the 'daily' review in their 'last' work cycle of the day...

The tiny tip - for written work - that rounds off those given, is that given by "By stopping when you know what will happen next, you can meditate on that for the rest of the day, ruminating on where your story will lead beyond the first step. Then, the next day when you awaken and get to work, you know exactly where you are headed." So you can 'start' immediately, with momentum... but could be adapted for most work points.

Excellent 'focused' vid!

[philipperostin]

Its easy to avoid phone and email when they did not even existed !