Now, immediatelythisleveloneofusing a calendarimmediatelyadds a lotoftimemanagementskillstoyourlifebecausenowyou'renotforgettingthesethingsandyoudon't havetouseyourbrainas a storagemediumfortheserandomevents.
Andsousuallyatthestartofthedayorattheendoftheweek, I willtimeblockmyfollowingweektofigureout, okay, cool, inthisupcomingweek, wherearetheblocksthat I wannagotothegym?
Andifyoucangettothepointwhereyouhaveyouridealweekandbroadlyitmatchesyouractualweek, oh, nowyou'vereallysuperchargedyourtimemanagementandunlocked a wholenewlevelofmeaningfulproductivity.
Butreallythecorethesisofthebook, andthisisreallythehabitthatthiswholebookisabout, ishowdo I find a waytomakemyworkgenerateenergyratherthandrainmyenergy?
Andthere's a bunchofstrategies I talkaboutinthebook, butthetoplevelbroadoneandwhythisbookiscalledFeelGoodProductivityisbecausethereissomuchevidencethatfeelinggood, i.e. generatingpositiveemotions, isthethingthatgeneratesenergy.
Andsotheway I thinkoftimemanagementisliketimemanagementandlikecalendarblockingislikecreatingthecontainerinmyday, butthentheenergyismefillingthatcontainerwiththestuffthat I actuallywanttodo.
私が考える時間管理とは、時間管理やカレンダー・ブロックのように、1日の中に容器を作ること。
Andif I havemoreenergybecause I'vegeneratedpositiveemotionsinwhatever I'm doing, thenitmeansthat I actuallyhavetheenergytobeabletousemytimeinthemostintentionalwaypossible.
It's how I'm keepinguptodatewiththeworldofAIandseeingisthereanyinterestingAIstuffthat I canincorporateintomyownbusinessandmylifetomakememoreproductive, tohelpmeusemytimebetter.
Butondayswhereit's like I wakeupinthemorning, I rushintosomethingand I don't havethat 10 minutestothink, tohave a coffeeandtothink, whatdo I actuallywanttodowithmytimetoday?
Soforexample, ifyou'reworkingandyou'retryingtodo a thing, butthenyouget a Slacknotificationoryougetlike a WhatsAppnotificationorsomeoneinterruptsyoufor a thing, itliketakesagestogetbackintotheflowofwhatyouweredoing.
Again, I talkabouttheminthebookifyouwouldliketocheckitout.
この本でも紹介しているので、よかったら読んでみてほしい。
I'm gonnastoppluggingthebooknow.
もう本の宣伝はやめよう。
I callthesewelcomedistractions.
私はこれを歓迎すべき気晴らしと呼んでいる。
Thisislike, youknow, when I wasatuniversity, I wouldalwaysleavemydooropenbecauseif a friendcomesalongandwantstointerruptmewhile I'm doingmywork, honestly, I wouldrathertheydid.
Whilefilmingthisvideo, forexample, myphoneisinmypocket, it's on a focusmode, I'veturnedoffallthenotificationsonmycomputersothat I don't getderailedfromfilmingthisvideobysomethinghaspoppeduponSlack, forexample.
I feeltheinspirationto, I don't know, startjournaling, forexample, if I'velistenedtoanepisodewithRyderCarroll, who's theinventorofthebulletjournalmethod.
Andthenthatmade a bigdifferencetomylifeintermsoftimemanagementaswell.
そしてそれは、時間管理という点でも私の人生に大きな違いをもたらした。
But I'vehadsomanyothermomentswhere I'velistenedtosomethingin a podcast, I thought, ooh, I wannadothatthing, or I'vereadsomethingin a bookand I'vethought, ooh, that's kindofinteresting.
Wetendtoforgeteverythingover a sortofexponentialhalf-lifedecay.
私たちは指数関数的な半減期を経て、すべてを忘れていく傾向がある。
Andsoyoumighthaveanidea, youmight'velistenedtosomethingin a podcast, butifyoudon't actonitthereandthen, orassoonaspossible, orhave a waytocaptureitinto a to-dolistorsomethingthatyouactuallyfollow, thenthatlearning, thatknowledgeendsupbeingcompletelywastedbecauseyouwillcompletelyforgetthatyou'velearnedthething.
Andeverytime I comeacrossoneofthesethings, I willthinkofitinmymind, I'llsay, okay, I'm doinganexperimentonmyselfand I'm gonnaexperimentwiththisproductivitystrategyliketheidealweek, and I'm gonnaexperimentwithitfor a weekortwoand I'm gonnaseehowitfeels.
Can I experimentwithlowrep, highweightandseehowthatfeels?
低レップ、高重量でどんな感じか試してみてもいい?
Can I experimentwithCrossFit, whichissomething I'm trying?
クロスフィットを試してみてもいい?
Can I joinyogaclassesandseeingifthatfeelsgoodas a wayofstayingfit?
健康維持の方法として、ヨガのクラスに参加して、気持ちいいかどうか試してみてもいいですか?
Like, whataretheexperiments I canruninmylifesothat I canseehowitcanbemoreintentionalwithhow I usemytime, butalsosothat I canmakesurethatitactuallyfeelsgoodwhile I'm doingthething.
Andmyanswerishonestlyjustlike, find a waytomakeitfeelgood.
そして私の答えは、正直なところ、いい気分になれる方法を見つけるという感じだ。
Ifmakingvideosorrunningyourbusinessorlikelearningtocodeorlearning a languagefeelsterribleandyou'rehavingtoforceyourself, you'rehavingtousedisciplineeverysingletime, unlessyou'reDavidGogginsandyou're a freakingsuperhuman.
Youknow, ifyouimagine a carandyouwannagetto, I don't know, let's say I'm inLondonrightnowand I wannagettoCambridge, whichissortoflikeNorth-ishofLondon.
例えば、今ロンドンにいて、ロンドンの北にあるケンブリッジに行きたいとする。
If I startoffinLondonand I'm like 5% deviated, I'm notgonnaendupinCambridge, I'm gonnaendupinOxford, whichwouldbe a reallygrimplacetoendup.
Liketheway I thinkofdelegationiswhatismypersonaltimeworthintermsoflikeanhourlyrate?
私が考える委譲とは、自分の個人的な時間を時給に換算するといくらになるのか、ということだ。
And B, isthereanythingthat I absolutelyhatedoingthat I coulddelegateforlessthanthathourlyrate?
そしてB、私が絶対に嫌だと思うことで、その時給よりも安く任せられることはないだろうか?
Sobackwhen I wasworkingas a doctor, myhourlyratewasabout I thinklike 14 poundsanhour.
医者として働いていた頃の時給は14ポンドくらいだったと思う。
Soif I boughtsomethingforthreepound 50 onAmazon, butitwouldtakemeanhouroutofmywaytoreturnthethingif I don't wannakeepthething, isitworthmespendinganhourtogotothepostofficetoreturnthisthingthatcostmefivepounds?
Probablynotbecause I valuemytimeat 14 poundsanhour.
おそらく、私は自分の時間を時給14ポンドで評価しているからだろう。
Thesedays, I valuemytimeatwaymorethan 14 poundsanhour.
最近、私は自分の時間を時給14ポンドよりもずっと高く評価している。
Andsothere's a hugeamountofthingsthat I candelegate.
だから任せられることは山ほどある。
Andactuallymybusinessendsupbenefitingwaymorewhentheonlythings I'm doingarethethingsthat A, I lovetodo, B, thatgivemeenergyand C, that I'm reallygoodat.
Andsoforexample, wehave a cleanerwhocomesinfortwohourseveryweekandit's amazingandshecleansthewholehouseandit's sogoodbecauseitmeansthat I don't havetodoitandmybrotherandhiswifedon't havetodoitandwe'vejustunlockedanextratwohoursofourlifeforthesakeof I thinkit's like 17 poundsanhourinourcase.
例えば、うちには毎週2時間だけ来てくれる掃除屋さんがいるんだけど、彼女が家中を掃除してくれるんだ。
Andpeoplehaveweirdthoughtsaboutdelegation.
そして、人々は代表について奇妙な考えを持つ。
Peoplearealwayslike, there's a lotoflike, ohno, delegationisevil.
人々はいつも、代表は邪悪だ、というようなことを言う。
Buteverytimeyougoto a restaurant, you'redelegatingthecookingandthepreparationofthemealtothechefintherestaurant.
Ifyou'reinterestedinlearningmoreaboutthespecificmechanicsofhow I incorporatesomeofthesethingsintomylife, checkoutthisvideooverhere, whichisabouttheTridentmethodthat I usetomanagemycalendar.