How I Manage My Time | Time Management Tips by Jim Kwik

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  @WarriorByNature · 2 months ago

  As a brain injury survivor, I'm here to learn.  Thanks

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  @mack.cheerdesk · 4 years ago

  This is perfect timing! I’m starting grad school and I have a full time work. Great stuff Jim!

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  @asbhhid · 3 years ago

  Inspiring as always. I like to challenge myself so I decided to do my workouts every morning for 100 days without having a day or two of break. So I do 20 minutes of yoga, 20 minutes of meditation and then the Tibetan rites to build strength. Every day I colorcode this in my journal. I’ve only reached 31 days, but I am confident that I will succeed. It’s becoming a dear habit. This morning routine gives me more energy than I expected , I feel more fit  and more productive for the coming day.

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  @AndrewPelayo · 4 years ago

  I'm curious if anyone else struggles with this but for me, the productivity and self discipline I have to complete tasks all relies on how I start my morning - more specifically how much dopamine I consume before getting to my desk. If I wake up and scroll through social media, I have a significantly harder time getting tasks done and tend to just waste the entire day on dopamine stimulating content like tiktok or youtube. If I starve myself of dopamine before I study or work I have an easier time zoning in and completing tasks. Please let me know if anyone else feels this way!

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  @wendymcaleer5983 · 4 years ago

  Great share Jim!! My non-negotiable blocks = Reading/Exercising/Meditating.  My REM. It’s not perfect yet but I’m scheduling it into my day. ❤️🇨🇦❤️

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  @rachellejeanty9109 · 4 years ago

  A few months ago I watches a reel discussing doing 2-3 power hours which is essentially what Jim is referring to of getting tasks done, normally in 1 1/2 hour increments and taking a 30-40 min break in between.<br><br>I have found timeblocking to be helpful and literally writing out my full day and around 4pm reassessing the rest of the day, where do I have wiggle room to get things done. <br><br>I have also noticed when I am incorporating a balanced meal, workout and prayer (for my believers out there) that helps a LOT with productivity - holistic health. <br><br>Lastly, I have sticky notes and pens everywhere so its likely even if I write it down, Ill get to it at some point. <br><br>Thank you Jim for this video. I especially like the comment around batching by location. I have found that to be helpful!!

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  @erinaredzuanpodcast · 3 years ago

  I&apos;m 15 years old and I started to know you and your channel since I was 14 from Mindvalley on YouTube advertisements. I am remarkably glad to discover your lessons at this super young age. I&apos;m now collecting money to purchase the Limitless Book, it&apos;s really pricey in Malaysian Ringgit though I know if I invest in books they actually will worth way more than every penny I spent. Selamat maju jaya, wishes from Malaysia. :glasses-purple-yellow-diamond:

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  @florinabelen7367 · 4 years ago

  Thanks Jim.i am so happy .i learn more thing to start new journey of &nbsp;my life.63 years old.hoping to enhance my life in new technology.learn more to have happy long life.

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  @obaidullahsulaimankhil7905 · 4 years ago

  Thank you Sir I always learn from you. You&apos;re so great!

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  @Diha-k4e · 11 months ago

  Nicely detailed without being too long.

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  @abdessamadchafik9410 · 4 years ago

  Thanks Jim for me time is something that I manage with wisdom and self-awareness distributed upon work, reading, exercising, and of course sleeping. Social media and watching TV aren&apos;t the best thing for me. But the most valuable part of this time wich I spend with family.

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• JI

  @JimKwik · 4 years ago

  How are you managing your time? Let&apos;s learn together 👇

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