Israa Nasir

I think that we can learn a lot from the people we live with.

I think that we can learn a lot from the people we live with.

So because we live in such an urgency culture, right, we have notifications pinging our phone 24 hours a day. We get like news notifications telling us that we need to read stuff all the time. Anywhere you go, people are like, oh, have you watched a show? Have you read this book? Did you listen to this podcast?

So because we live in such an urgency culture, right, we have notifications pinging our phone 24 hours a day. We get like news notifications telling us that we need to read stuff all the time. Anywhere you go, people are like, oh, have you watched a show? Have you read this book? Did you listen to this podcast?

So because we live in such an urgency culture, right, we have notifications pinging our phone 24 hours a day. We get like news notifications telling us that we need to read stuff all the time. Anywhere you go, people are like, oh, have you watched a show? Have you read this book? Did you listen to this podcast?

So we're trapped in a lot of urgency culture and urgency culture does not allow you to prioritize because urgency culture is telling you everything is important. The new show that came out on Netflix is just as important as this podcast that came out. And it's just as important as this new self-help book. And it's just as important as.

So we're trapped in a lot of urgency culture and urgency culture does not allow you to prioritize because urgency culture is telling you everything is important. The new show that came out on Netflix is just as important as this podcast that came out. And it's just as important as this new self-help book. And it's just as important as.

So we're trapped in a lot of urgency culture and urgency culture does not allow you to prioritize because urgency culture is telling you everything is important. The new show that came out on Netflix is just as important as this podcast that came out. And it's just as important as this new self-help book. And it's just as important as.

the course that you have to take for work when just as important as doing everything for your relationships. So we can't prioritize because that makes us feel very uncomfortable and scared. And it's very threatening to think that something is not important. And the Pareto principle is really that 80% of the outcomes of your life are driven by 20% of the input that you're putting in.

the course that you have to take for work when just as important as doing everything for your relationships. So we can't prioritize because that makes us feel very uncomfortable and scared. And it's very threatening to think that something is not important. And the Pareto principle is really that 80% of the outcomes of your life are driven by 20% of the input that you're putting in.

the course that you have to take for work when just as important as doing everything for your relationships. So we can't prioritize because that makes us feel very uncomfortable and scared. And it's very threatening to think that something is not important. And the Pareto principle is really that 80% of the outcomes of your life are driven by 20% of the input that you're putting in.

So everything is not important. I think that's the thing I really want people to realize is every single thing is not important. And prioritizing your tasks, prioritizing your obligations, prioritizing the things you say yes to, all of that is really important so that you can actually

So everything is not important. I think that's the thing I really want people to realize is every single thing is not important. And prioritizing your tasks, prioritizing your obligations, prioritizing the things you say yes to, all of that is really important so that you can actually

So everything is not important. I think that's the thing I really want people to realize is every single thing is not important. And prioritizing your tasks, prioritizing your obligations, prioritizing the things you say yes to, all of that is really important so that you can actually

really pour in to the things that are value aligned, that will give you a return that makes your life more meaningful. Because if you are putting energy into everything equally, everything is not putting itself back into you equally. An example I'll use is some people really define themselves by the role they play in their relationships.

really pour in to the things that are value aligned, that will give you a return that makes your life more meaningful. Because if you are putting energy into everything equally, everything is not putting itself back into you equally. An example I'll use is some people really define themselves by the role they play in their relationships.

really pour in to the things that are value aligned, that will give you a return that makes your life more meaningful. Because if you are putting energy into everything equally, everything is not putting itself back into you equally. An example I'll use is some people really define themselves by the role they play in their relationships.

And this can really tap into the productivity mindset where you're like, I have to be the best friend, parent, partner, coworker, like all of those things, right? And

And this can really tap into the productivity mindset where you're like, I have to be the best friend, parent, partner, coworker, like all of those things, right? And

And this can really tap into the productivity mindset where you're like, I have to be the best friend, parent, partner, coworker, like all of those things, right? And