The 100 Hour Rule | by Jay Shetty

In this video I discuss what is known as "The 100 Hour Rule."

[evera]

When it come to your skills, invest in your strengths. When it comes to qualities, invest in your weaknesses.- A rule to live by.💯

[xadrequecavel]

Joy keeps us happy, challenge keeps us stronger, sadness makes us humble, I just want to congrats you amazing jay your work has been helping billion of people may God bless you.

[amemename]

I'm pretty much a jack of all trades, master of none. So it's all about picking which one of the many things I'm good at and pursuing that. I gotta figure out what I want to be good at. Which isn't easy when you want it all and you're a huge perfectionist.

[antonczerny]

"When it comes to your skills, invest in your strenghts; when it comes to your qualities, invest in your weaknesses."

[MandhanAcademy]

More quality in less time!! Thanks dear Jay

[GaneshSharma-efzu]

Strength does not come from winning your struggle develops your strength

[mangeshdongare]

Thank u jay.Love u.Ur videos help a lot.They inspire us to change.Please come to India.Please do a meetup in mumbai.

[gomatisao]

U don't know how much u inspire me each and everyday....if I ever be successful in my life it would be because of ur inspirational videos... Thank you so much for motivating me to do what I'm good at

[twilightsprite]

This is exactly what I was contemplating at this VERY moment!! Ty

[wiseshepherd]

Hey you, reading this





Have a nice day and I wish whatever you do today will become success

[candyloves]

Love this Jay, its literally the lesson that I feel impacted me the most from all your teachings

[gracejasinthpriyadarsini]

My favourite speaker Jay genius l love his speech very much best professor l ever admire.

[АняИванова-зр]

Thank you for what you a doing, Jay!!!

[deadringer-cultofdeathratt]

An ad about the channel I’m watching, on the channel I’m watching, when it’s my first time watching a video on this channel.
Noice

[forfengeligfaen]

The strength of many great leaders is their experience with different disciplines. What if you're bored of playing to your strengths? The same receptive stuff over and over again, day after day. If I had 100 hours, no strings attached, I'd try something totally different.

[kazaielotunknown]

Personally i grew up in a ‘toxic’ environment, which shaped me into a pessimist kind of person. I’ve never really thought about what I’m good at and neither people who were close to me didn’t even try to help me to figure it or them out. Time goes by, my only escape and way of coping with life was shutting me in my room; playing video games all days and nights while virtually developing friendships with online people. The only real ‘achievement’ i remember is that i won a chess tournament in college, i still remember that feel when everyone stared at me in the room applauded, literally it was as if the world stopped for a moment. I use to suppress all of my feelings and i use to be a people pleaser, not until last year, i started to break out of my shell.
I’ve been doing all kind of stuffs, discovering the world around me, observing, say what i have to say, well hopefully you get it what im trying to convey.
Now my point is that even tho ive been experiencing, experimenting, i still not finding that ‘call’... any advices are appreciated.

[Lumors]

Sooo... should I just quit cooking? :P Maybe not.

But how do I know what I am good at if I don't invest time in trying the skills out for real? Is it only about skill strength? Because then your oldest skills might be your strongest. Or is it about your affinity? Because there might be something out there that you haven't even notices, or haven't invested enough time,

What about leaving the comfort zone? What about ditching ideas that hold us back? What about our likes and preferences?

[jamesdavis]

How do you figure out your passion, skills, qualities? Are answers are within ourselves.What the questions to ask ourselves to get past the noise in our mind?

[chednair]

Hey hey you are really a great person...U have no idea how much u make me happy

[LooseLeafqwerty]

My friend always tells me "Jack of all trades, Master of none".