2. Compress and condense time: While the traditional 24-hour day was developed in a time without modern technologies like cars and electricity, today we have the luxury of fast communication and instant access to information. Tasks that used to take hours, days, or even weeks now can be accomplished in milliseconds. By focusing on increasing productivity and utilizing these time-saving advancements, you can achieve more in less time.

2. Compress and condense time: 

Take the time to reflect on the importance of time and life itself. Appreciate the power of having one more day and the opportunity to make a positive change. By using language to develop an emotional connection with the audience, you can drive yourself and inspire others to make the most out of each moment.

8. Begin with the end in mind:

Remember, by approaching time differently, bending and manipulating it to your advantage, you can turn stuff around and achieve great stuff.

When feeling behind, it can be incredibly empowering to alter your perspective on the time. By understanding that the way we approach time can impact our results, you can also start bending and manipulating it to your advantage. Below are a few methods to do that:

WHY YOU WASTE TIME - Ed Mylett's Ultimate Advice to Students

Allot time for reflection and accountability at the end of each day. This practice allows you to evaluate your performance, identify areas for improvement, and make necessary adjustments to your approach. By consistently maximizing your productivity, you will get closer to your goals.

3. Maximize productivity: 

Remember that what is precious is valuable. By valuing your time and treating it as a scarce resource, you can create a thought of personal value that the world responds to. Invest in your productivity, accountability, joy, and fun to show that your time is of high worth. Building self-confidence is also about keeping promises to yourself and demonstrating your commitment to personal growth.

4. Worth your time: 

A powerful way to build self-confidence and personal growth is to consistently go the extra mile. Challenge yourself to do more than what you commit to, even if it is difficult or inconvenient. This not only strengthens your work ethic but also expands your capabilities and potential for success.

5. Do one more than what you say you're going to do: 

Never discount yourself or the impact you can have on others' lives. Faith in your qualifications, abilities, and worth. By embracing your value, you can open yourself up to opportunities to make a difference in someone's life and create a meaningful impact.

7. Recognize your value: 

6. Embrace discomfort and pursue pain: Transforming yourself requires stepping outside your comfort zone and embracing discomfort. By changing your relationship with pain, you can grow and evolve into a different being. Just like in successful families, someone had to take the initiative to change and become the 'one,' you have the potential to be that 'one' and create an incredible change within yourself.

6. Embrace discomfort and pursue pain:

1. Shift your mindset: Approach time with a proactive mindset, ready to do things that others may not be willing to do. Embrace the idea that time is a valuable resource and utilize it wisely.

1. Shift your mindset:

These concepts have been proven throughout history and are supported by psychological research, personal development literature, and the experiences of successful individuals. By incorporating these ideas into one's mindset and approach to time, individuals can enhance their overall well-being, achieve their goals, and lead a more fulfilling and purposeful life.

"You, precious you, that could change another previous human being's life in a moment where they need you the most and if you don't believe you're qualified, if you don't believe you can do it, you're going to miss those moments in your life and your entire existence here wasn't what it was supposed to be" - Ed Mylett 

Time is our most valuable resource and we need to stop wasting it! In this motivational video, best selling author, entrepreneur and motivational speaker, Ed Mylett, shares his secrets on how he makes the most out of his day and doesn't waste a moment. 

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