TIME-MANAGEMENT: My secrets to achieve more in a FRACTION of the time

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00:00 - You’re doing great, sweetie
01:20 - Tip 1
04:03 - Tip 2
04:57 - Tip 3
06:50 - Tip 4
08:40 - Tip 5
10:27 - EFFICIENCY HACK
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Watch this to FINALLY master TIME-MANAGEMENT. (tips you've NEVER heard of before) (8/10)
If you struggle with time-management, please watch this video.
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[wamyy]

What do you wish you had more time for?

[Riri]

Quick recap!
Tip #1 Don't limit yourself to a timetable, be fluid!
Tip #2 Don't put little things on your to do list, if you're idle and can, do your task immediately
Tip #3 Involve your friends for acountability
Tip #4 Don't lose your time doing transitions
Tip #5 You need focus and awareness, track your every action and see what messes up your time and energy. Learn from that

The most important concept: MIGHT AS WELL! The magic phrase

EDIT: It's been 10 days since I wrote this and you guys, these tips are literally GOLDEN. Aside from Amy's tips, I also recommend tracking how much time you spend on your phone, you'll actually automatically spend less time on it if you keep a close eye on it throughout your day.

[carolineanacay]

Hi Amy, I’m a civil engineer with extensive work experience, but I still learn so much from your vlogs. Your content isn’t just valuable for students—it’s inspiring and applicable to anyone striving for excellence in what they do. More power to you and your channel. Keep inspiring!

[letssharethelearnings]

1. Be water - flexible study
2. Do the small stuff instantly
To do list - larger and small separately
3. Turn tasks into event - have deadline before actual one, involve other people(group study)
4. Minimize transition time
5. You need more focus not more time - track your day
And cut down the insignificant works
6. Actionable way of thinking- use traffic jams, bus ride, waiting for someone for your study
7. Remember your why
* Try applying one time at a time

[rushcharu]

ur advices are literally GAME CHANGER, thanks a lot

[melissafumero]

Hello Amy. I use youtube in private browser so that I just don't get anything interesting to watch before my exam. But yes I really feel like I wanted to comment. I love your work, your tips and all your videos. I will work on one tip at a time.

1) After I used your method of solving problems instead of going through textbook reading, I finished one huge module.I could say it would have easily taken me 3 months but this was done in a month. I was all tears today. Cried for 15 mins and started studying again
2) I will carry a small notebook with me until my exam.
3) I knew the importance of sleep so I don't compromise on that
4) My distraction has reduced significantly after one of your videos.

I will come back on this comment and write that I passed the cfa level 2 exam. Loads of love and hugs to you darling.

PS: dont bother about ppl who copy your ideas. you are already creating a lot of impact 😘

Edit: I used a digital planner in notion as you mentioned and holy f****. It is a real bomb. I am completing my topics very peacefully, I am stretching in between and my productivity has skyrocketed

[brianna]

Okay, I simply HAD to come back days after watching this and say that the "might as well" tip has literally changed my entire day. It doesn't totally help me get over the very worst tasks I procrastinate, but by telling myself this I have been more productive in the last three days of writing my dissertation than I have in MONTHS. I can't thank you enough. It's like so simple too that I can't believe I hadn't thought of it/done it before. :D

[Atlanta-iglb]

I CAN'T THANK YOU ENOUGH FOR THIS VIDEO! I've been struggling with my schedule for a few weeks now. I couldn't figure out how to manage my time during this "test prep" season. I was convinced that I needed to follow a strict, perfect schedule, but when you said that I needed to be like the water, I swear it's like a stone fell off my shoulders! You're really like an older sister who gives a bunch of cool advice and who I've always needed so much, so grateful for this video 🙏.

[monicac]

Amy, I'm a very hard-working student, not the most naturally intelligent one in my medical school, so I really resonate with what you say about working hard to achieve your results rather than being born a genius. Your videos are of such high quality, honest, and genuinely helpful. You're the only study content creator that I still have the patience to follow. I’m so exhausted with those other content creators out there who replicate the same ideas, impose their techniques, and profit from our anxiety as students with their “you're doing it wrong” and “if you study like X, you're destined to fail.” You're easily the best one out there. Hope your channel reaches millions out there, you deserve it!!!

[atvo]

Could you make a video on combating perfectionism? I love your advice it’s always so helpful and practical!

[sifundomhlungu]

"Always have a bias towards action" I love that! 📝

[lavenderfield]

Finding this channel was such a blessing. I went from ranking 3000 country wide to 70 in the matter of WEEKS. And mindset is THE most important that i learned here.

[ghostlylexi]

The first tip can be really helpful for people who struggle with poor memory. I have epilepsy and my seizures as well as the meds I take do affect my memory. So doing things right when I remember them has helped a ton with my memory. Love your content, Amy :)

[bhargavibala]

Hi Amy, just wanted to drop in and say that you've changed my life altogether in the last two months (which was when I first saw your video on my recommended) and watched it without hesitation. It was a video about 'How to stop scrolling' and almost immediately after that video, I set time limits for my apps, deleted some of them and started working on my self. You are honestly one of the most helpful and amazing people I've seen on the internet so far that think in best interest of other people. I really do feel inspired by hearing your podcasts, watching your videos and understanding your experiences, and I want to help others too. Which is why I've shared your videos with friends of mine so that they can also benefit from the golden mindsets you offer. I really hope you grow this channel into a huge one soon so that we can all have more of your videos and content, so that we can live your best lives with you as our internet big sister. Loads of love, and keep doing what you're doing, Amy! Have a nice day (or night)!!! ♥♥♥

[RumiBesra-ie]

Your time log exercise is a brilliant idea! It’s amazing how small tweaks can make a huge difference in productivity.

[milan]

This video was like watching interstellar. When you explained that sticking to a strict time table might actually be less efficient and more stressful than sticking to a To-Do list and approaching that list fluidly, my mind was BOGGLED! Thank you for these tips, Amy, I think this might be genuinely a bit life changing.

[eternalkizuna]

This video on time management is awesome, as all your videos are. I think I'll try the 'might as well' mindset to do the things I want to accomplish. I appreciate that the tips and life hacks you give in your videos don't just apply exclusively to school life, but applies to wanting to live the life you want to live. Your videos mean a lot to me as I'm sure they do to others. Thank you for everything you do!

[notarealtradr]

After watching 5+ videos from other influencers I found yours to be the most relatable. I am a single father, Mature student currently entering his secound year of a BSc. Applied Mathematics & Economics and have been struggling the past year with my Time Management. I found your contact specifically as you studyed Math and found every other "Influencer" studied biology or Med. Completely different learning strategies. Thank you and I look forward to starting University as a full-time student in Jan 2025.

[wamyy]

What's your favorite tip and why? Most importantly, what's the first step you're going to take to start implementing it? 👀

[Felix-corl]

Thank you for these tips! Really appreciate you sharing these for free with us😊