All right, so in this video, I'm going to walk you through some productivity tools that you can use
to help increase your focus to make sure that you're not getting distracted going on, you know, YouTube,
browsing the web and not doing what you don't need to do and really just focusing in on what you're
supposed to be doing, which is getting work done.
Right.
And so what this allows you to do is select different type of focus music that you can listen to that
will help you increase your focus, your productivity and minimize your distraction.
So let me show you here how this looks inside.
I mean, I use this every day, extremely powerful.
So you have here different time blocks.
You have 30 minute block, one hour block to hour block.
Right.
And if you listen to one of these play and you don't like how it sounds, you can go ahead and skip
that, OK?
Or you can go up here and you can go to more music.
So you can go with lo fi focus, classical focus, you can go to relaxation, sleep.
Obviously, you don't want, you know, these two here unless you're wanting to relax.
However, this tool is going to be mostly for focus, OK?
And so really what I would do is when you're trying to get something done, put on some focused music
here, I would say for two hour block and you don't get working.
And this is scientifically proven to actually help you increase your focus.
So it's not just, you know, people saying, hey, just listen to this music and you're going to be
10 times more productive.
It gets you in the state of mind where you're in flow and you're completely relaxed.
You're focused on what you need to do and there's no distractions.
And so I highly recommend this tool so that you can increase your focus.
Right.
Increase your productivity and have specific time blocks of, let's say, two hours, or if maybe you
want to go hard in the paint and you want to put this on a limited well, you can go to work for, you
know, four or five, six hours.
I wouldn't recommend that.
However, this tool here is extremely important.
So I highly recommend that you pick this up.
I think it's about five to ten dollars a month.
However, like I said, I mean, it'll be totally worth it with your increase in productivity and your
increase of focus.
OK, and so the next thing that I want to share with you here is the Ivy League method, OK?
And this is more of a daily routine.
And what this is here is it gives you a set of steps to do every single night.
So basically at the end of each workday, you want to write down the six most important things that
you need to accomplish tomorrow, right?
The next day.
Now, it's important here that you do not write down more than six because you can get quite overwhelming.
And so then you want to prioritize those six items in order to their true importance.
So what is it that you need to get done first and then, you know, number those one six and then when
you get up in the morning or when you start your day.
Right.
You want to focus on that first task and work on it until it's actually completely finished before you
move on to the next one.
Right.
And so you want to approach the rest of your day in that manner right where you are, you know, doing
your first task, you know, doing whatever you need to do to finish that and then you're moving on
to the next.
So this is huge here.
So every night when you go to bed or before you go to bed, right down the six things that you need
to do the next day and then prioritize them.
And, you know, as far as the most important to the least important.
Right.
And do this every day so that you'll know what you need to do the next day.
Right.
Plan for tomorrow.
Today.
OK, very, very powerful.
And then the next thing that I recommend that you do is you install the news feed eradicators for your
Facebook profile, OK, because this is going to limit your distractions.
So if you see here on mine, I have this installed here, which means I can't see any ads.
And so it limits me from going on to Facebook on my computer.
Yeah.
So have it on my phone.
However, another thing that I do with my phone is I hate it, which is another thing that I recommend.
If you are working and you're trying to get things done, you're listening to, you know, bring FM,
get your phone and hide it somewhere or put it in some kind of cupboard and some kind of drawer, some
kind of a desk so that it's away from you.
It's not easily accessible.
Right.
All you got to do is get it on the chrome extension here, install that up here.
And so it allows you to block your entire news feed.
Very, very powerful.
And then the other thing that I want to share with you here is the concept of batching, OK?
And this is where you are essentially blocking out a day or a certain set of hours where you're dedicated
to just.
Working on what you need to get done, and so, for example, here for myself, I create YouTube videos
and I try to post them, you know, three or four or five times a week.
Now, I don't create my videos on the day of right.
I actually batch record my videos all on one day.
So on Saturday, what I'll do is I'll block out the entire day to just record YouTube videos and I'll
record five or six videos all at once.
So then throughout the week I can drip them out.
Right.
And so what allows me to do is instead of having the, you know, work, you know, refocussed work,
refocussed work.
Right.
Refocussed work, instead of going through that whole entire process, I can now just block out a day,
get everything knocked at once, and then be able to have free time to do whatever I want.
So think about how you can use this to your advantage, how you can block out time or even days where
you just focus on one thing and you're able to knock that out and execute on other tasks.
So that's going to be here for the productivity tools.
And we'll see you on the next one.