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Unlock Next-Level Productivity: 3 Principles to Be So Productive That It Feels Illegal
Discover how to achieve an unprecedented level of productivity with three powerful principles that have helped thousands of learners around the world. Learn about the Parato Principle, Zar niik Effect, and more to maximize your daily output and reach new heights of success.
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in this video I'm going to show you how
you can be so productive and get so much
done in a single day that it feels
illegal I'll do this by sharing three
powerful productivity principles that
helped me to unlock this illegal level
of productivity in my time in mid school
as well as helping me rank first for my
postgrad studies now these principles
have worked not only for me but for
thousands of Learners that I've taught
this to from around the world so they
will work for you too these three
principles are number one the parto
principal number two the Zar niik effect
and number three the
championship mentality and as a bonus
I'll also teach you a way to supercharge
each of these three principles and use
them in a way that I have never heard
anyone else on YouTube talk about so
let's start with number one the Paro
principle in my first year of University
when I was trying to enter into mid
school I was studying 15 to 20 hours
every single day and a lot of that time
was spent on doing my flash cards I had
by the end of the year over 4,000 flash
cards for my papers and I would be
spending five six hours every single day
either preparing my flashcards or doing
my flash cards I had this Google sheet
that had all the questions on it and I
would track how difficult I found it and
then how many times I got it wrong and
what priority it was and I had this sort
of a elaborate system that I'd created
for managing my flash cards but at the
end of the day I found that my results
were still not that consistent I was
still having to study a lot of hours
just to get the grades that I got and
when I actually entered into medical
school that system was just completely
unsustainable because the workload was 2
three four times what it was before and
the moral of the story here is that at
the end of the day it still wasn't
enough and the reason is because what I
was focusing in spending my time on
