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So, what we can do to maximize this technique?
By asking a right questions towards our to do list or our task, will enable us to commit our time in learning new skills.
It may be so hard at first, but it's worth to fight for.
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Our Deadly Mindset
We often feel overwhelmed when we try to learn something new — this feeling is often accompanied by a sense of dread. We may feel that we don’t have the time, energy, or resources to learn something new, so we procrastinate and put it off.
This leads to a vicious cycle of trying and failin...
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The Great System to Learn Something New
We often feel like, we don't have much time to learn something new. However, Eisenhower Matrix combine with 5 hour/week will be so magical for our learning and development.
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The Idea of 5-hour rule
There are 24 hours in a day (or 1,440 minutes, if you really like to count your life away). The average person sleeps around 8 hours a day, plus seven to eight hours for work, and the rest is approximately 9 hours.
We spend a lot of things in 9 hours a day, let’s say eating, drinking, hous...
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Eisenhower Technique
The Eisenhower Matrix is a concept we’ve heard of often. Despite this, We still find ourselves easily distracted by the many things around me.
Perhaps, I’m missing something when creating the Matrix; it’s about asking the right questions: “Do I need to do this?”
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“Nobody ever figures out what life is all about, and it doesn't matter. Explore the world. Nearly everything is really interesting if you go into it deeply enough.”
RICHARD P. FEYNMAN
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A learner | Writer of Melva's Note on Substack | High curiosity about psychology and human development.
In this hustle era, sometimes it's hard to be mindful in learning something new. There are so many techniques available nowadays, which make us overwhelm to choose the most suit for us.
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Decluttering a to-do list
Your to-do list should be an extension of your mind. It's a way of storing away tomorrow's work so that you can focus on what you have to do today.
However, if we don't regularly tidy up our list, it can get cluttered. Instead of a reliable to-do list, it ...
To-do lists lead to distraction
While to-do lists are supposed to keep us on task, they don't.
To-do lists lead to more distraction. A distraction is any action that draws us away from what we plan to do. Working on a task can be a distraction if it is not what you committed to do...
Introspection: What not to do
- Don't think about yourself all the time.
- Don't ask why. "Why do I feel this way?" Our brains will point to the most obvious answer that confirms our pre-existing beliefs.
- Avoid asking yourself a question that is centered around the problem. "What diffi...
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