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🎧 YouTube Videos Worth Your Time
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items Thought-provoking videos on creativity, learning, focus, self-improvement, and ideas worth sitting with. These are a collection of videos that have genuinely useful things to say, rather than just something to scroll past.
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Loved this reminder to follow what genuinely matters to you without constantly measuring everything by recognition, success, or reward.
* Do as your heart desires and Act without thinking of reward - Daisertz (4) by Kiyoshi Suzaki
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This convinced me to look at collecting thoughts and ideas differently. Such a lovely idea for keeping track of the things that inspire you, teach you something, or simply make you stop and think.
you should keep a commonplace book (& how) by Oddly Specific Crystal
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Definitely worth watching if you've ever looked at your screen-time report and thought, "okay... I need to do something about this." I especially liked the way it makes you think about how you're using your screen, not just how many hours you're on i...
If your screen time scares you, this is for you by Amy Wang
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I've been really interested in finding better ways to focus, and this gave me some practical ideas for getting into that deeply focused state. Especially useful for studying, writing, or working on creative projects.
how to easily enter flow state anytime you want by riskambition
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This made me want to write more. It changed the way I think about essays, not just as something you write for school, but as a way to organize your thoughts, learn about something, and figure out what you actually believe.
I’m begging you to write essays by Odysseas
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This one really spoke to me as someone who has way too many interests at once. Instead of treating curiosity as something you need to narrow down, it explores how to actually make room for different interests without constantly feeling scattered.
How to Manage Multiple Interests by Odysseas
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One I’d recommend to anyone who sometimes knows exactly what they want to say but struggles to put it into words. I found the focus on articulation, vocabulary, and expressing your thoughts clearly especially useful.
become ARTICULATE and SPEAK SMARTLY - effective communication 101 by Mae Alice Suzuki
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Definitely one to revisit when motivation isn't enough. I liked the way this breaks discipline down into things you can actually work on, rather than treating it as some personality trait you're either born with or without.
The Part of Your Brain That Grows When Life Sucks - Neuroscientist Andrew Huberman | Chris Williamson
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Worth watching whenever life starts feeling mentally overwhelming. This gave me a few things to think about when it comes to stress, the nervous system, and how much control we actually have over our responses.
NEUROSCIENTIST: You Will NEVER Be Stressed Again by Andrew Huberman | MotivationHub
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This one hit differently if you're trying to outgrow an older version of yourself. I liked the emphasis on changing your actions and identity instead of waiting to suddenly feel like a different person.
David Goggins - How To Defeat Laziness & Build Relentless Focus | Chris Williamson
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This one felt painfully relatable. It explores the strange gap between having big ambitions and still struggling to actually get yourself moving, which makes it worth watching if you know you’re capable of more but keep getting stuck.
the paradox of being ambitious but lazy by Lindsiann
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I really liked this one for anyone who refuses to stick to just one interest. It explores how to approach learning across different fields without feeling like you have to choose just one thing to become good at.
How to Master ANYTHING in Life | Polymath Guide by Zendicay
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This made discipline feel a little less like forcing yourself to suffer through things. I liked the idea of making difficult habits feel more natural by understanding how your brain responds to rewards and repetition.
How to Trick Your Brain Into Liking Discipline by Psyphoria
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I liked this one for the reminder that our habits aren't necessarily fixed. It made me think about how consistently doing difficult things can gradually change the way we approach them.
how to use neuroplasticity to rewire your brain to do hard things by jazmrah
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Another painfully relatable one for anyone with big plans but a habit of procrastinating. I liked how it gets into the gap between wanting something badly and actually building the consistency to work toward it.
If you're ambitious but lazy, please watch this... by Study To Success
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This gave me a lot to sit with, especially the discussion around how past experiences can shape the way we understand ourselves and our lives. I found it especially meaningful for anyone trying to understand why they sometimes feel disconnected or lo...
The ROOT CAUSE Of Trauma & Why You FEEL LOST In Life | Dr. Gabor Maté & Jay Shetty