My "Lazy Principle" of Productivity

The Lazy Principle - That you should plan and schedule tasks with your lazy self in mind, not with the productive self who's doing the scheduling. That way, you're much more likely to stick to your plans and account for procrastination. This makes it much less likely that you completely fail to meet your goals and end up quitting. If you want to stay in touch: 💌 My Newsletter - www.getrevue.co/profile/elizabethfilips 📸 My Instagram - www.instagram.com/elizabeth.filips/ 💻 My Website - www.elizabethfilips.com/ 🐥 My Twitter - twitter.com/lizfilips I'm asked again and again just how I manage my time, and although these systems really have evolved with time and come naturally to me, I sat down and thought just what I'd changed in how I manage my time and schedule things in my calendar. I've always been a go-go-go person, even when I refer to 'doing nothing' in this video - it really is me thinking about what I've done, have to do, will do or want to do. So I'm not sure what I'm saying here makes sense or is helpful to anyone else. I just wanted to start approaching the question. Hopefully I can get better at both understanding my systems, and explaining them. As in my channel description, my 'productivity' systems really are a lot of fun for me. I've always been this way and absolutely love it. This video is just to compare notes between others already interested in this sort of stuff, I'd love to hear your tips! Please don't ever feel I'm suggesting a behaviour change! It's all about following our fun and this is mine. 💙 To make your life easier: 0:00 - Intro and why the video 0:50 - Everything I was doing wrong 2:20 - Why procrastination matters 2:54 - The new schedule principle 3:07 - The new schedule explained 4:35 - My main point 5:12 - Outro and recommenda