4 ONE-MINUTE Habits That Save Me 20+ Hours a Week - Time Management For Busy People

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I use the 30 30 rule when getting things done that are not deep work. Set timer for 30 minutes and only do that one thing for that time then another 30 for something else work or fun. It provides a window with a deadline so you don't get off task and you can relax for 30 minutes without guilt since it also has a limit built in. It is amazing how much you can get done with this without burning out or procrastinating.

You're 1 of the very few Youtubers who transitioned seamlessly from student to a working citizen while keeping us glued to your channel. Well done Liam

Game changer for chores. While waiting for your food to cook/water to boil, start a load of laundry and/or do as many dishes as you can until it's time for you to cook or eat. It keeps my sink clear and I don't have to stress about it building up later 😁

Multitasking isn’t just ineffective, it doesn’t really exist. Ok so you can listen to an audiobook whilst exercising, but anything requiring focus you cannot split that focus - all that happens ineffective rapid switching between tasks.

Awesome! your potential seems timeless. Good time management, diversifying income flow and chalking out a plan remains the smart way to prepare for the unexpected and the best way to grow and sustain wealth. 4yrs in investing space and extremely pleased with the decision I made. The good news is — it’s not too late.

1. Treat work sessions like movie theater sessions 2. Batch tasks before starting (i) By project (ii) By tasks 3. Try avoiding work before starting working (i) By outsourcing (ii) By leveraging tech 4. Multitasking

Him: Treat working like going to the cinema Me: sits down at desk with a huge fizzy drink, nachos, pic n mix and a Ben and Jerrys

you had me at corporate lawyer and YouTuber and maintain healthy relationships, exercise, still have time to see friends, watch tv......as an ex-lawyer, like whoaaaa you are awesome! I had no idea it was possible to have a life as a corporate lawyer 😆thanks so much for sharing your knowledge and packing down everything you've learned, hours and hours of reading into this bite size video for us 💐

I’ve got about 10 tasks that need to be done weekly, but are due on different days at different times. Just batching them together and finishing them all on Monday has made a significant difference in my work week.

My advice is to prepare yourself 2x times per day using a work diary and also update it by progress: 1. before work (in the morning time) to plan/estimate most urgent & important project/tasks, 2. while work: at least when running into problems or progress results to document them, 3. after work (evening time) to summarize/evaluate/review and ahead for the next day/week. I prefered digital notes as I work full time on computer, so copying already shown text into the work diary from work results saved me much time. This also helped me structuring my time and getting even through complicated problems, as it helped me recognizing & diffentiating new from old issues and their context and even get enough mental distance to details to not loosing myself and struggle chaotic.

Liam, I have to compliment you regarding your product placements. You really know how to fit them naturally into your videos and you are the first person from who I actually try them out. I really appreciate that. This isnt the first video i noticed this. Keep this up :)

Something that helped me immensely was setting an alarm once an hour to stretch and move around (I would do two laps around the house). I noticed that especially when i had a difficult task it would make me think about that task and come up with more elegant/efficient solutions, rather than going with the first thought. I suppose it's kind of the same as what you mentioned of "just think about the task for 5 minutes =) thank you for the video. good work.

The multitasking example is also a good form of temptation bundling in which you pair something you want to do with something you need to do. It’s a great way to look forward to, and enjoy chores.

The batching is something I am going to implement. I tend to multi-task on different projects and I think that is where I lose productivity.

My understanding of 'Multitasking works by using the brain and the body': It simply means that when you are doing 'second nature' tasks with your body like walking or doing the dishes or watering the plants (everyone may have a some list like this), your brain is free to listen to or think about something else.

The different desktop example really struck me. I knew it was a feature before, but I could never figure out how it would be useful personally. Different desktops for different projects/modes of working = brilliant! I am looking forward to trying it especially at work. If you use Mac, i have heard of the Arc browser which does a similar thing (different "workspaces") but in a web browser. It is currently only available on Mac, but I am so excited for it to come out on Windows.

I found your Youtube channel about 3 weeks ago and it gave my excitement to work conscious and productive a huge boost. Thank you for your great content Liam! :)

The last tip is super helpful from my experience i have a menial job which i don't like at all i just drag my feet to work everyday and i feel time passes slow so as i am able to do this job on autopilot i decided to start putting on my earpods and learn french and spanish i would have 8 hours a day just constant learning and i think i will be so surprised by how far i can go if i just stay consistent and never slack off i think 1 year would make a huge difference

Hi Liam, I am hugely inspired by your energy to keep improving and tirelessly pushing ahead. I listened to your video as podcast during my work and now I am thinking to start my own business!