12 rules of TIME MANAGEMENT (to have an amazing day)

12 rules for TIME MANAGEMENT to stop wasting your day

[danielkarl]

Stop time wasted
1 useful use of your time
2 time management (energy)
2 do the most important things first thing in the morning
4 no to do list
5 How to finish work at 5 pm
6 learn to say no
7 theme your days
8 how to save time
9 follow the 80/20 rule
10 how to clean your email quickly
11 always carry a note book with you
12 meeting are the last option

[HowISelfCare]

Thanks! I am sharing this with my clients and I really appreciate the time and hard work you do.

[warrenbradford]

"You do not owe anyone to explain your no." This is quote I should have known during my conversation with one of my bad therapists, but there no way for me to know it anyway. I can do better now.

[matthewgray]

I figured this out while in the military. You have P.T-tests where you have to reach a certain numbers of reps for an exercise within a set period of time. I found taking short breaks every few sets, then doing more got me better results than trying to knock them all out constantly until it's clock ran out. Also, during long activities, without too much movement we were taught to stand up and drink water if we needed too rather than remaining stationary and falling asleep.

[Jesus_is_LORD]

I’m realizing I’m not adhd I was just never taught how to manage my time properly. 12 years of adderall has nothing on this 30 minute video, thanks!

[jameslimary]

Even if 40% of to-do list tasks are never completed, the 60% that do probably represent a whole lot more productive and priority-ordered stuff than would be done without the list. The list keeps you from losing sight of your objectives, and because it relieves you from overwhelming your mind with ideas, you give yourself more freedom to write more down on the list, thinking "If I ever do have time, that's what I'd like to get done next".

[barrykiseiewski]

You should have a LOT MORE than 185k subscribers. You do a great job

[PorchiaP.]

More people need to be in the know about this; it was a game changer for me. Amazing video!!!❤🎉

[robmurphy]

Love this! Kevins was one of the first podcasts I listened to on the start of my entrepreneurial journey. I’ve scooped up many of these tips over the years the last decade and use them daily. It’s great to hear them all in place. I’ve been doing it so long it’s become automatic and hearing like this reminds me like “oh yeah, I do that” lol

[anniemarie]

Your page is my latest free time hyper focus. So good!

[jessicam]

I love these videos. Thank you for doing them. Your appreciated!❤

[maryannelucas]

Thank you for making these videos!🥰 Its indeed helpful especially for us who doesnt have time to read. 🙏

[k]

Thank you so much. God bless you abundantly

[karenguzman]

Thank you for creating such helpful videos. I have a suggestion, could you consider adding time stamps to your videos? Sometimes I’m multitasking and would appreciate the ability to quickly navigate to specific sections without having to search through video. Thanks!

[DavidHallidayMusic]

This video has better information than almost every other YouTube video on productivity that I have ever watched. Thank you!

[JamesWheeler-ii]

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[yogirocks]

Wow … this is one of the best videos I’ve seen around time management. Trust me I’ve seen my fair share.

[thriving_adel]

Thank you so much for all the hard work you put into your videos, I'm learning so much and growing A LOT! Much love from Eswatini, Africa ❤

[Preshous_de_LION]

Focus on what you have charge over... Instead of focusing on time.. focus on managing your priorities

[SumNextCom]

I love the idea of treating time like an investment — calculating return on minutes instead of just dollars. Such a powerful mindset shift! It really makes you reconsider how you're spending each day