How To Create Systems To Get More Things Done

. If you want to get more things done, you have to use your 24 hours wisely. You can optimize your time by creating systems for your life - here's how to systemize

How To Create Systems To Get More Things Done
0:18 - Systems help people get a lot more done
1:16 - You can’t be in 10 different places at once
1:56 - Create systems for your life
2:28 - Create a structured and specific to-do list
3:09 - The hard part is holding yourself accountable
3:24 - Create systems for your finances
4:51 - Think two steps ahead and then optimize your time
5:47 - Create systems and delegate tasks so you can grow your finances instead of just managing them

What Is The Minority Mindset?
The Minority Mindset has nothing to do with the way you look or what kind of family you're from. It's a mindset.

Give the majority $200 and they will come back with a pair of shoes. Give the minority $200 they will come back with $2,000.

Think from the mindset of a consumer and be the provider, that's the Minority Mindset. Don't be the majority. #MIH #ThinkMinority

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[RealLifeMoney]

Every single person has 24 hours in a day. When someone gets a lot done it's not like they had more time, they were more efficient with their existing time. Nice thoughts my man ;)

[danielmenzies]

I have a financial system that serves me well. Start with a credit card which comes due on the 17th of every month. Then make arrangements so that all of my bills fall between the 20th and 30th and are paid automatically by this card. I pay the balance in full between the 1st and 16th of the following month.

Sometimes I have a bad month and have to carry some of the balance. Even then it's a LOT cheaper to pay interest than overdraft or late fees. It also helps build my credit score and standing with the companies.

[GunclePat]

I integrate learning into my schedule every day, whether it's a few meaningful content YouTube videos, reading, or listening to books. One way I help myself to have more time while meeting this goal is to use closed captions and 2x speed when watching videos, and using 1.5x-2.0x speed while listening to audio (which I do during my daily walks and once in a while long drives). I'm able to comprehend at these speeds, have spent many years doing it, and have saved that much time (you can calculate) in the process. I hope you're already doing this, and this adds some value to your system. Thank you and have a wonderful day!

[OscarMartinez]

Having discipline is probably the most key thing ever to getting things done, I can't tell you how many times i get distracted by other things but I remain focused and do my best to upload more videos on my channel. Remember guys you're your own worst enemy to getting things done and if not careful the years will just fly by like nothing so make the most out of your time 💪🏼😎

[ResourceTalks]

*Creating a system is the single best thing you can do in order to succeed.
One cool trick I use is actually focus on 1 (not all of them) successful people that I really like and see how they get things done, listen to their theoretical advise and then use that knowledge on the field to make my own "motorised" system that gets me a lot of things done*

[KydaIndie]

Is his shirt doing a weird pixelation thing on anyone else’s screen?

[philg]

I'm a retail buyer. Purchases on Wednesday, invoicing Friday, counts on Monday. Tuesday is research products, Thursday is project day. Project day is used for long term ideas and changes I want to make to the business. Active projects and ideas are worked daily, reviewed Thursday and adjusted as needed.

[eyesus]

One thing that I personally have done to help systematize my life, is I have made certain decisions already so I don't waste time thinking about things that will have the same or generally the same answer for me. I do stay open to new things and ideas but unless there is a reason to try something new I go with my default plan. For me I have found that this allows me to spend more energy thinking about things I find important. I admittedly have not thought about systematizing my life as according to finances which I feel silly that it hadn't crossed my mind before. Thanks for that.

[drakeblake]

Who else likes the YouTube ghost of Jaspreet?

[EnterJustice]

Perfect, just what I've been doing these past few weeks. Especially for the 'everyday' stuff... Cleaning, shopping, cooking, hygiene. Systemize, streamline, optimize — then internalize and automize.

[MichaelJayValueInvesting]

Part of my daily morning system is to check for Minority Mindset videos at 8am each day. If uploaded, then I watch. If not, then I will start working on my own videos.

Good luck on the Bar Exam today!

[AtypicalPaul]

Liked, shared, and appreciate your time

[ladybanks]

Youtube recommended your channel to me and here I am as a new subscriber. I've binge watched most of your videos and I enjoy each one. Your energy is infectious and you have a great sense of humour. I like that you mock yourself in third person it's hilarious to me. The way you produce your content tends to stick better in my head then most. Keep the great videos coming and I wish you true success. Kia Ora from New Zealand.

[BABYBEAT]

Loved the video...I felt like you explained the why but not the how...

[beaviswealth]

Without a system we are all lost ducklings

[mariomendieta]

I've always said, once part of your business becomes a full time job, hire someone to do it for you. That's how you scale the business.

[thedegreemastery]

Growing finances as opposed to just managing them...I love it!

[kellymedia]

Great video! It is so true. Another great example is Starbucks, their coffee always tastes the same no matter where you go in the US its amazing how they are able to do that. I worked at a Target store for awhile and one of the most interesting things was seeing all the systems in place for a person to be able to buy something. I used a few techniques at my other job and immediately saw better results and more sales. There was even a system in place when a child goes missing in the store In a matter of 2-5 minutes the whole store which was over 20000 sqft was locked down with employees at all exits then and searched isle by isle. Very cool what systems can do.

[clevelandflipgod]

You got another hit on your hands Jaspreet! Great content.

[jaicbacote]

I use a planner. I can visually see what I have to do. Plus, you get that satisfying feeling of checking things off. Very motivating 😏