Habits That Save Me Time Every Week

We're constantly talking about building new habits.The problem is, when we build a new habit, we are forced to include it in our schedule, which takes a little bit of time away from us. So, today, I want to talk about habits that can actually save you extra time every single week.

↳ Timestamps

00:00 - Introduction
00:19 - Implementing the Two-minute Rule
00:46 - Batch Processing Similar Tasks
01:12 - Time Blocking
02:02 - Utilizing Technology and Automation
02:37 - Saying No
03:00 - Regular Decluttering
03:18 - Mindful Multitasking
03:52 - Setting Realistic Deadlines
04:10 - Reflecting and Adjusting
04:37 - Conclusion and Key Takeaways

↳ Links and Resources

↳ Credits

✽ Editing: @MaryAmongStories
✽ Motion Graphics: Jump Cut
✽ Stock imagery and footage provided by Getty Images
✽ Music provided by Epidemic Sound

↳ Connect With Me

☰ FTC Disclaimer
This video is sponsored by Akiflow

[PunLlarena]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:

00:15 *Two-minute rule.*
01:00 *Batch processing tasks.*
01:28 *Time blocking benefits.*
02:10 *Utilize technology wisely.*
02:54 *Learn to say no.*
03:09 *Regular decluttering helps.*
03:36 *Mindful multitasking works.*
04:05 *Set realistic deadlines.*
04:23 *Reflect and improve.*

Made with HARPA AI

[barbiebrenda]

I'm fed up with good habits that consume time.
I want habits that are not only good but also add time to my life ❤

[shivchamps]

Of course we try to do so many task and try New habits but 5 to thrive is one of the best challenges actually to focus on those 5 areas of life and trying to improve that particular areas, and trying fun habits once in a while .

[namandeep]

Thank you Mariana for the video as always. Tbh Saying No in general to non-essential things and also to people is a great lesson, Helps to focus on your priorities more and become better as a whole. Also those tips are really good and some of new ones too. Ty

[selfclarityacademy]

So glad to see this video, I am currently focused on producing videos on habits and behaviour change so this is great inspiration Mariana 😊

[Abdullah-zlub]

Good video, short and gives a lot! I do all of these habits and they are good but time blocking is really stressful and takes time also using many apps does sometime become hectic.

[tamikovacs]

Thanks for your awesome videos! They’re always so straight to the point and so well designed. Love from Germany🤗

[youvegotwings]

I like what you say about multitasking, I think multitasking is bad only if you try to do two activities that are similar on a cognitive level (also I'm getting a notification for that video while I'm trying to redo my productivity system for the fourth time this week, this is a sign :D)

[priscillafrye]

Great video! In the early part of the video, are you using a keyboard with a built-in mouse/pointing device? If so can you post a link to that keyboard? Also, at about the 1:00 mark, what app are you using for that calendar, is it Notion?

[nbvwvsz]

Thanks for sharing this information as well as the book. Do you have a suggested or recommended free version of a CALENDAR APP for an iphone (mobile app)? I'm a student, I can't afford to pay an app each month. I would like to organize my schedule and find a calendar app with a month VIEW that can be used exclusively for my school. Whoever read this message, please free to reply or make a comment should you have a good and free calendar app for mobile (iphone) that you highly recommend. Thanks

[klaudjagaci]

Hi Mariana! Thank you for your video? I wanted to ask you, what software do you use for scheduling your tasks and do you have to pay a subscription fee to use this software? Thank you!

[Leah_ai]

Could you share the name of your calendar app?

[monicasidle]

E pra quem trabalha de 8h as 18h + 4h de transporte publico? 🤡