A short conversational excerpt from a YouTube video by Donald Burns offering blunt time-management advice. Speakers highlight that not all time is equally productive, critique "busyness" and social-media signaling, and recommend concrete steps to measure and curb distractions — e.g., conducting a time audit or using iPhone's Screen Time feature.
You got to understand, not all time is equal. You're going to have productive parts of the day, but you're also going to find out that some of your parts of a day are not as productive.
As you think they should be throughout.
The rest of the day. The problem is, we've become addicted.
To busyness.
Looking busy and declaring how busy we are to the world on social media is the new status symbol. You need to get to the point where you muster up the courage to be brutally honest with yourself about where you are and how you spend your time. There's a couple ways you could do this. You could conduct.
A time audit.
Or, if you like, if you have an iPhone running the latest.
Ios, you.
Can check out the Screen Time feature.
Which shows you.
Exactly how much time you spend on your.
Device and what apps distract you and pull your time away.
If your restaurant only works because you work 80 hours a week, it doesn't work.
