3 Simple, Life-Changing Habits I Wish I Knew Sooner

What habits did you wish you knew when you were graduating High School?

[angelastefanova]

#1 Batching
#2 Don't take things too personally
#3 Remember to ask (you shall receive)

[ChessMasteryOfficial]

*Life is the most difficult exam. Many people fail because they try to copy others. Not realizing that everyone has a different question paper. ×*

*Yep. We never know what others are truly experiencing so always taking things personal should get eliminated. No amount of thinking is going to change your current situation anyway. You have to act.*

[MosesEmmet]

With everyone so quick to get butthurt... #2 seems like something we need to implement ASAP in society as a whole.

[titlespree]

When you lose your ego, you win. It really is that simple. When someone is cruel, harsh, mean, to not take their words personally is one thing, but to hear the silent cry within those words is another.

[MagicMitch]

Batching has certainly a game changer! Keeping that momentum going instead of always multitasking has certainly made me more productive! 🌟😊👍🌟

[matthieud.]

Batching is a good idea in physical tasks, but not in mentally-demanding tasks. For example if I have to prepare several recipes, I'll often cut the vegetables and prepare the ingredients for all the recipes at once, then move on to cooking everything, then cleaning up everything, etc. In mentally-demanding tasks, however, such as reading/writing reports, programming, answering emails, etc. I have read countless times and experienced myself that batching is counterproductive. The brain gets exhausted by doing a task of the same nature for a long time. In contrary, you need to give your brain frequent rewards hints that you are progressing and also the feeling that a task that you like doing is never far away. If you hate reading report but like programming, for example (like me), try telling yourself "ok I'll read those 10 reports and in 3 days I'll get to the programming tasks". I bet you will quickly procrastinate and spend a week on those reports. If however you tell yourself "let's take one hour to read one report, then I get to program for one hour, and so on", you'll definitely move faster in your work because the reward of doing what you like is never far, which prevents you from loosing motivation.

[TheLifeFormulaa]

Batching works wonders, especially if you get in the zone and can pump out stuff like crazy

[MotiveVideoBook]

"He's in a bad mood" "ask and you shall receive" great tips~

[PracticalInspiration]

I was terrible to ask before, it's something I've really had to push myself to do.

[viktorkeray]

I don't agree with the second habit. A common problem nowadays is that when something happens everybody immediately assumes that the other person is wrong.
In the current example when someone beeps at you on the road, why should you immediately think that he is crazy or stressed-out? Maybe he is yelling at you, because you are actually a bad driver and should improve your skills or be more responsive on the road?! This excessive individualism leads to the fact that nobody ever takes anything personally and in this way nobody ever learns from his mistakes, because it is just a lot easier to think that the other person is always wrong and you shouldn't take it personally.

[theodorul]

thank you so much, these really were some useful habits/mindset/strategies.
more of these if you could? :D

[Gelven]

Hey
Can you make a video
Of
How to be funny
Or how to make anyone laugh
Pls reply🙂🙃

[josipr.]

Thank you for massive life changing content! LOVE ❤💪

[king-nick]

I’m definitely gonna sign up! I need some more growth

[unleashingpotential-psycho]

Asking rather than trying to read someone’s mind is a great tool for success. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[cuentosyculturaasmr]

Thank you!! ❤️ What software do you use fir your videos?!

[madyati]

Liked it new animation style, please make an updated video on your favourite book list. Recently I made one , would love to know urs..

[v_the_shuffle_valkyrie]

The four agreements 🐱💞 such a gooe one!

[MegaMijit]

can someone please tell me how these videos are animated???