Perfect example of #3 today. I have 6 books by my bed and I read a few pages from each and cycle through them. I realized I was reading to finish these books asap but I wasn't enjoying it so now I'm just going to focus on one at a time. Thanks Brian!
Thanks for these videos Brian, soooo refreshing. I think I watch you more than any1 right now on RU-vid. The way you've structured your videos with 5 points for each book is super simple yet really great, i'm always looking forward to see these 5 points. I try to keep my phone on silence a lot, but sometimes its challenging when u need to answer texts, meetup people and u r reactive to the phone... I think the daily routine is huge i have a great daily routine but would I could improve is for example trying to be even more focused during meditation or going harder during exercise, that way i will go 'harder' in my other areas :)
After watching this video I wrote the list a thru e using the first letter to remember the lesson: a. Awesome Daily Routines b. Be Creative First c. Sea of Wealth is Not Good Health d. Don't Forget to Breathe e. Email Like a Smart Human, Not a Random Rat
+Erik Browning Awesome and thanks, Erik!! I'm playing with a new system of moving all online time/email to the afternoon--amazing how easily it can take over!
There are many components to learning to focus better. One place I discovered which successfully combines these is the Wilfs Blueprint System (google it if you're interested) without a doubt the no.1 plan i've seen. Check out all the super information .
+Fabi A. I dropped out of law school not college. Would have been class of 2000 at UC Berkeley's Boalt School of Law. Graduated from UCLA studying Psychology and Business.
