You Will Never Be Lazy Again | Jim Kwik

Jim Kwik Shares how to never be lazy again. STOP DOING THIS IN THE MORNING!
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[Iloveyou-lzrr]

I deleted Facebook and instagram..now i just waste time on YouTube.

[rfox]

Now I'm just watching motivational videos instead of doing work

[EndangHyder]

Praying & putting faith in myself to be super productive

[whyjordie]

I actually came up with the idea for my novel in the shower, I scrambled out naked and covered in suds to write down the notes for it. A year and a half later it’s published.

[desis.]

I like how he said “practice make progress” there is no such thing as perfect.🤯

[danielschneider]

“Don’t look at your phone right when you wake up”
Me, listening to him 3 minutes after I woke up: 👁👄👁

[michaellouis]

Successful people don't become that way overnight. What most people see at a glance wealth, a great career, purpose-is the result of hard work and hustle over time. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life..

[markbenjamin]

What an amazing video, this is exactly what I need as a motivation to trade Btc/Fx

[acidoariesrec]

I like how he says "Practice makes Progress" instead of perfect

[ayomideotukoya]

“You will never be lazy again”

Challenge accepted

[BuleBolang]

I loved the 3 “R’s” Reading, Writing... 😂😂

[michealdouglas]

Successful people don't become that way overnight. What most people see at a glance-wealth, a great career, purpose-is the result of hard work and hustle over time.

[sandenium]

You're scrolling comments while watching a video about focus. 🤦‍♂️

[typezman]

“Practice makes progress. Because there’s never gonna be perfect.”

I love that.

[kamo_nawe]

"There is no learning without remembering" - this is important

[marksarah]

I am new to cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin, but I am very interested and curious to start investing in it, although I do feel this is kind of late now. Can anyone tell me what I need to do?

[sediqhi]

When I was young, I wanted to finish school and start university.
And then I was dying to graduate and get a job.
Then I was dying to marry and have a family.
Then I was dying to raise my children and build their future.
But then I was dying to rest and retire...
And now here I am, dying and now I realized I forgot to live life.



We loose health to make money... Then we lose money to restore health. We live as if we have a lot of time then die without actually living at all...




The time to live is now... Not tomorrow...

[kimi]

Main Takeaways:
1) Don't touch your phone in the morning
- it reinforces distraction
- wires your brain for reaction and decreases control
- decreases productivity and creativity
2) Meditation is a mental exercise for concentration - a muscle that you can build
3) Creativity, memory, and focus are things you do - not have.
- These are processes that you can build
4) Knowledge is only power when you use it!
- So it is important to train your memory and retain it
5) After 2 days of learning
6) Within one hour of going to bed, don't use screens
7) Write down 6 things to accomplish the next day - 3 personal and 3 professionally
- don't touch phone until at least one task is complete
8) "Practice Makes Progress"
9) Keep phone out of bedroom

[michaeltate]

Success usually comes to those who are too busy to be looking for it.

[jenniemcneil]

An investment in knowledge pays the best interest."