How to Make Time for What Matters: 5-Minute Guide

There's a reason you can never seem to make time for what matters. Here's my advice.

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[dariusshojaei]

Ever since childhood, I've wanted to maintain a journal, believing it would be mentally beneficial. Despite purchasing fancy journals and accessories, I'd lose interest after a few days and eventually discard them. This pattern continued into adulthood. However, after watching your video on Bullet Journaling, I felt inspired to try again. Thanks to you, I've successfully filled an entire journal over the past 12 months, marking a significant change in my life. I've just received my second journal in the mail today blank and ready, and I feel this habit might be here to stay. Thank you!

[LibriLabra]

Did I just watch this 4 times? I sure did, Worth every second.

[frederiquelong]

Thanks for sharing.
I am working as a MD and recently reviewed and changed my whole organization system. Once a week, on Friday afternoon, I am working but don't receive any patient. It allows be to work peacefully on papers or phone calls I need to get done with, and therefore set my spirits free to have a good weekend with my family or friends.
That completely changed my professional life. I do the same the last Friday of each month. I gained in productivity, energy and I am much more at peace when a new week begins.

[Aviplotbunny]

I like the game board analogy. Pieces pushing out other pieces is a perfect description

[JamesStrickland]

This was spot on and what I needed today. Thank you for reminding me that my time is "my" time to do with what is important to me.

[velviteenrabbitt]

Not a single wasted word. Brilliant thanks

[sniitzel]

This is a brutal video. Need to watch this over and over again to remind myself to honor my time and that my life is finite.

[monochromios]

You enrolled me into BuJo with the check pieces analogy: I need the thing in my logical language to understand it. Thank you for sharing

[mareker]

Wow. Just wow. I am putting this on my "watch always" playlist, so I can review it every month. Wow.

[GwnTim]

Very good. I call this in my life; shifting timemanagement to actionmanagement :)

[abbaschild]

Loved this. Also beautifully illustrated. I have a timeline down the left side of my dailies, with tasks, notes and observations on the right side. Keeps me honest (and sometimes chagrined).

[Shapenupeugene]

Quite literally my situation thank you thank you.

[TheMenezescelo]

Well, it seems l regret saying all bujo/productivity bs yt videos are the same, after years of doing bujo and looking for advicesand guidance online, your chanel did hit me, what a easy way you have to communicate. Legendary

[tkxxxx]

thank you for letting the world know of your bullet journal :) take care !

[SophiaNow]

Thanks for sharing perspectives and strategies on time use. A full-time job working for others can leave a person feeling powerless, which can lead us to mindlessly allowing our own time to slip away. Your game board visual is great: Recognize what’s available, prioritize what’s really important, and deliberately set limits to guard time for that. This reminds me of zero-balance money management: look at the money you have and allocate where it will be spent by priority. Both time and money are in essence our energy. Thanks for the encouragement and for sharing tools to support us in making deliberate choices that increase our enjoyment of our lives.

[monochromios]

To those with problems related to the theme of the video, I suggest reading Kazuo Ishiguro's The Unconsoled. It changed my approach to yes/no saying. Great video; thank you for sharing

[SoniaTamez-fi]

A long time ago, I drew a series of clocks of my day with what I would like to do. Then I drew a series of clocks with what I actually did that week. It was a visual paradigm shift. It was, however, time consuming so I'm hoping this technique with the BUJO will help me every day/week/month/year... Thanks!

[JosephDickson]

Works if you're the one scheduling the meetings rather than an attendee :P

[joellasseigne]

Bullet journaling is very similar to Natural Family Planning. (NFP) Data-driven Decisions.

[Andrew-dgqm]

I’ve been blocking out the monthly log with lines at the weekend as well, but so use 2 lines so the weekend and week days are separate

It helps for a clean visual when I use the right side of the page as a habit tracker because I can easily divide habits between week days (work related) and weekend (fun related)