You Don't Need Discipline If You Start Doing This

In this video I give you a three step tutorial on how to create crash lists. This is the best productivity method for beginners and will help you to maximise your productivity.



Timestamps:

0:00 Introduction
1:05 Step 1
4:21 Step 2
6:02 Step 3

[yarahusam]

bro just to cheer you up, the video popped in my recommendation i didn't search it up

[ilTHfeaa]

the video started and i went “i didn’t know harry styles had a youtube channel”

[Dyslexicrat]

Found this through the recommendations and thought it’s gonna be a big YouTuber yapping about their course but it turned out to be solid advice lol

[mindbodymondaywithmrs.b.]

Love you. One suggestion: when you put something on the screen in writing, please leave it up for longer. It’s too fast and I couldn’t read it. Sending you tons of encouragement. You are going to make it!

[OptiVida]

Working on your strength/health is not shallow - it’s simply smart.

[Nabih]

breaking things down like that is actually a smart strategy to build discipline without making it feel forced. Dicipline it self is the practice of training urself or other to obey rules or code of behaviour and ability to stay focused and follow through on tasks or goals, even when you don’t feel like it. It’s about sticking to plans and routines to reach a goal, rather than giving in to distractions or short-term desires.

I've been following your suggested technique not really knowing its actually a thing lol.
Completing those limited (eg:-3) tasks can create a sense of progress and accomplishment, which boosts motivation and makes it easier to keep going. Keep up the good work bro.!

[Garry]

I got this video on recommendation feed ……and yes I’m following this from 2years and it’s really a game changer

[atheistboomer]

I have tried something similar in the past, but I have found that scraps of paper get lost very easily!
I am currently using a ruled A6 Notebook. This small enough to fit in my pocket, but bulky enough that I notice if it isn’t there.
Mine has a ring spine, so I can leave it open at today’s list, but still have a record of how I did on previous days, and even allows me to plan lists for future days, if I want to.
Still a work in progress, but I am finding it very helpful.

[EcomCarl]

Absolutely! Crash lists are a game-changer when it comes to staying focused and achieving daily goals 💪. By breaking down big aspirations into actionable steps, you pave the way for consistent progress and success.

[neranethra]

Omg this is genius 😭 The number of productivity tips I've tried that haven't done shit for me is ridiculous. And I bet there's an awesome feeling to it when you see the load of crash lists you've made xD

[Original]

This reminds me of the Covey '4DX' concept. Minimal milestones, incremental achievement, frequent reviews and commitment to actionable tasks. It's all Kaizen 😊

[TheCrisses]

You might divvy your life into 3 major buckets, and it's working for you, but I'm 55 and 3 major buckets wouldn't have worked for me for most of my life. Like when I was raising my kids, I would likely have needed a “pillar” just for family. I actually shift what areas of my life I'm focused on based on roles, focusing on 3-4 and assessing whether that needs to change each month. I have had a lot of roles in my life, some are dormant or have been dropped (no longer a board member, now an empty nester so “parent” is no longer a priority role). So, in case anyone feels they can't shoehorn their goals/to dos into the 3 “pillars” mentioned, look at your goals and figure out what higher level categories you might gather them into if it's not those pillars. What matters to you and your life right now. And revisit it as your life and needs change.

[johngarzee]

You're going to have such a big channel if you keep this up. This is my first time watching your videos and I thought you were way bigger. The quality of your content is so high compared to your subscriber count. I can see you being a big influencer. Keep it up Olly! I really appreciated your video.

[rebibcb]

Getting in early before this dude blows up. Fantastic and straight to the point vid, invaluable man!

[carolmelancon]

Early to bed and early to rise, makes a man healthy wealthy and wise - true since 1486, and will help me remember the three tasks of the day.

[dreamer__]

Thank you, loved the idea of "crash list".
YouTube recommended me a masterpiece ❤

[elizabeth]

This video was in my recommended portion on my iPhone. Glad that it was! Love the content - straight to the point. I noticed reading some of the comments that you post on Mondays and I for one love that! Great way to start the week. New subbie from Alaska 🙋🏻‍♀️🏔️💕

[nnuurriinn]

First time here! This video literally made me think "WAIT, THIS MAKES SENSE." Definitely gonna try this. Would appreciate a video on how to define what are the 3 goals / main focus. Can't wait for your future videos!

[preetlakhani]

dudeee you deserve much more, loved the video, one day this channels gonna blow up and i would be proud to say that i knew you before fame ♥

[BobbyFisaher]

Yo first first vid of yours I saw action done > time spent is a good mentality thanks! Also adding time stamps would be goated!
But idk would that bring watching time down though which affect the algorithm or would it create a good fanbase as more people willing to watch because they can watch what they want. Just a thought tho. Good vid, the algorithm sent me here lol.