8 Habits That SAVE Me 10+ Hours a Week

Let’s talk about things I do that help me get back HOURS in my week!

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WHAT I’M WEARING:

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CHAPTERS:
0:00 Habits that save me hours!
0:54 Be strategic with your energy
4:35 The only multitasking that works
6:41 Invest in your time
8:27 Count to 5
9:19 Not everything needs to be a 100
10:22 Automate and systematize common processes
13:09 Optimize through elimination
14:08 The deep work limit

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[rachelg]

“Work with your energy level” is perfect for me as someone with an autoimmune disorder and chronic pain. Thanks for the tips❤️❤️

[mysa.]

"Aim for good enough" is something I've been working on and turns out that good enough is actually pretty good and also helped understand how many other things I could do and not just sit with that one thing

[vicsolimo]

Something that helps me save time is running errands on the way home from work. For example, if I need some things from the grocery store, I get it on the way home since I'm already passing it on my commute. If I need gas, I do the same, etc. It avoids having to drive around at different times or going back and forth. Something else that also saves me time is cleaning my room while a load of laundry is washing, when I'm finished cleaning my room, I'll put the clothes in the dryer (or hang if it's delicate) and then move onto another task. I tend to have more energy after work, so I schedule in my important personal tasks then like running errands, cleaning, laundry, working out, etc.

[elizabethdouglas]

Love the puppy in the background shifting positions and "creepy guys in a white van" made me laugh out loud, but you're right, this is a universal worry!

[samantha_amber]

Not a fan of some of the negativity in this comment section! Not every one of her videos will resonate with you and that’s ok! Loved these tips Jillz and I love your content!

[RadiantMama]

I love your suggestions Jilz—there are so many nuggets of gold to draw from.

I would add that taking extra time to really think through what you will need in any situation and preparing ahead can save so much time, energy, and stress. Going a little slower, loving your future self enough to prepare for her needs…it’s so helpful.

Also, when you get to the last 1/3 of something (gas, a food item, etc.) take the time to replenish it. So much of living well and with ease is not allowing yourself to get cornered, with fewer options, because you thought “I will just take care of it later”….and you don’t. The results are stressful and break the flow of your day. Be willing to be a little inconvenienced now to avoid a bigger issue later.

[Jordanitup]

I love your energy, I definitely feel like I’m coming into my own feminine energy after I had kids, before that I used to collect “trophies” to make my resume look better, and I had a lot of masculine energy; ever since I started focusing on myself my family the feminine energy just flow out naturally

[floofymuffin]

"Most rich people do not do everything themselves" Fixed that for you ;)

[Saniyanikose]

All the love from India. After watching your videos I feel more in my feminine energy. Thank you so much for existing ❤

[msalyssamarie]

Great tips!! especially buying multiple of essentials. I bulk buy most essentials, especially on sales. Saves so much time & money

[claramoon]

Hi Jillz, sorry for my bad english, i'm french but I just want to thank you for your videos and advice. You help me so much to get a better life and be a better person (and better english I hope) ! ✨

[xnefedova]

This is THE BEST video which I’ve seen so far about time management. Real tips that you can apply into your life asap,

Love as usual,

Thank you❤️

[baejay]

Honestly the thing that has saved me the most time has been the notion that you showed us how to make! The template was out of my price range but I did use it as an opportunity to follow the guide you showed and it helped me to understand how to use notion better. I was able to customize it according to what I wanted to focus on in life and I'm getting so many more goals done this year, so thank you!!

[ronnavigil]

Love these golden nuggets of wisdom for being strategic with time and energy 🌟🙌🏽
Thank you Jillz 🙏🏽 so glad and grateful I discovered you!! 💓

[loranisabalorio]

Hi Jillz! I just wanna thank you for your videos. You're my utmost favorite youtuber. I discovered you when I first began working on my feminine energy. You're truly a classy woman. It surprises me that you don't have more subscribers. I wouldn't be shocked to find that one day you reach the million mark! Please don't stop creating these videos.

[thundercascadia]

Wow, I didn’t realize how helpful that would be. I have ADHD and Autism, and so stuff that’s easy for others is going to be deep work for me. If I’m keeping my house in perfect order, I have nothing left in me to call up my friends. I typically socialize in batches, and see friends every day for a week and just ignore my housework and laundry for that week. I’ve tried to break myself of at least having such gaps between calling friends, and have had no success so far! This provides a little more insight into what’s going on.

[Kyasha]

I open a tea shop two years ago with my boyfriend last years. Everything you say is perfect for my situation. Especially "Everything don't need to be perfect". Thank you so much to remind us ❤

[monniee.fuchss]

i'd be so interested to see your meal preps for breakfast!! i don't have much time in the mornings as I have early lectures that I have to go to, so if you made a video or even just like linked some easy meal prep breakfasts to make on sunday nights i would love that!! 💖

[ChelsieAnn]

Yes! I work so much better in the evening, I’ve been so hard on myself for that. Thanks for sharing these habits!

[juliebennion]

Tip: I use your Notion template (love it!) and on the agenda page under “to-do this week” I have created subcategories that help me batch my list of to-do’s into similar activities, ie “home”, “errands”, “computer”, “calls”, “discuss” and “personal”. It allows me to batch all my errands, calls, etc and also allows me to pick and choose categories according to my energy levels.