Double Your Productivity and Get Important Things Done (Udemy.com)

I have read a number of self help books on the subject of productivity and getting things done in the past, I found this course to be really useful in both contextualizing the things that I had previously learned as well as adding new ideas which I am sure will improve my productivity from here on. The instructor Jimmy is both extremely knowledgeable and engaging which made for a great experience while following and completing the course. Thanks very much Jimmy.

This course is about getting important things done . There are tasks being introduced that are not being practiced by some people today. Some of the tasks (sections) have been well publicized and reported on. Franklin Planner, plan your day the night before, "Wake Up Successful", evening ritual, envisioning your goals (the secret). While I've not read the book, Habits, I'm thinking this section will talk about the principles of that book.

Finally someone who gets to the point. Many of us don't have time to listen to hours of lectures that say the same thing over and over again. Very concise, and you get the essential information. Also, it is filmed in cool location, so you will also get a pleasant visual experience, while you learn. Will buy some of his courses for sure !

This is an excellent course. Thank you, Jimmy! You have to LISTEN and take the words you hear into an ACTION. I started following some advice right away, gradually increasing. Say, morning routine and making an everyday to-do list. Now, every day when I ride a bus to my work, I pull out my laptop and make a plan for the day/week/etc. Sometimes, many plans. I barely check the list during the day but I do accomplish if not all, then most of the checks. I was doing it for a while before going to the Procrastination chapter and wow - it was an amazing result on Sunday. I managed to take into the computer some scientific paper notes (it was easier than it felt) and then, lo and behold, I cleaned up my son's room with him. Yes, it's not much but for me, those were the most procrastinated items. Not the items like learn a python chapter, do an experiment - those main goals I do get done. I feel I am way more organized now. Now, to the critics that you can find all of it online. Yes, you can find EVERYTHING online nowadays. But you don't find it in organized and time-saving fashion. This is a difference. I did NOT come across most of it online by a chance. Even if you do, definitely taking a course is making it way more efficient, 80-20 rule. No, even 90-10.

This is a great course with many good tips on how to be more productive. It is very practical. I think that people who follow the things Jimmy suggests will find themselves more productive. People with health issues may need to pace themselves, so they need to be a bit more cautious in following some of the suggestions. That said, the idea of getting real rest and breaks is covered in these lessons. Some people will need to take those suggestions more seriously than others. I would recommend this course.

I'm 80% through the course and so far it's been pretty good. The content is great. The level at which topics are approached is deep enough to have a good understanding but yet making it dynamic enough for me to keep interested on it. Not too much, not too little. Just right. I'm only giving it 4.5 stars because the author keeps bringing up "goals" and "important tasks", but it would have been helpful for him to give some advice on how to identify such tasks. I understand it's impossible to have examples for such a broad audience with different needs and lifestyles, but not all of us are entrepreneurs thinking of talking to CEOs and presenting in front of audiences or increasing revenue. Some people have difficulties identifying what to give priority to, which makes it a little hard to put some of the concepts of the course into a personal context. Great course otherwise and highly recommended!

All in all, very good. Concept of the course and the topics are relevant, easy to understand and go directly to the point . Jimmy talks about things, that all of us know deep down, but he puts a new perspective on them. He gives good examples, and also advises and challenges. Some of the things Jimmy discusses about, are not exactly my cup of tea, but most of them can really make a difference in ones productivity. I would recommend this course to all the people who want to make a change in their habits and lifestyle.

I'm a big fan of Jimmy's work and really love the quality of his courses. Very organized, through and professional instructor. He really spends time and effort for his courses. This course surely helped me to gain more knowledge about the subject of time management.( and i'm still learning something new every day) Keep up your good work. Thanks, Max P.S : Jimmy, you filmed this course on the coolest places ever which makes me watch all these videos even more and more!

I was very pleased with this course. I uncommonly rate a course a '5'. This was one of those courses. I do have a few suggestions. * When counting the content hours of your courses, do not double count the audio time. Simply count the hours of original content. * The audio sections were jumbled around from the video presentations. I would recommend putting the order of the video lectures with the audio lectures. * With the audio files, the background noise is more distinguishable than the video files. If there's an easy way to filter that out it would present less distraction. It's not loud... but it is distinguishable to the point of curiosity (what is that noise thereby resulting in a distraction). Other than these minor comments, a VERY good course.

I enjoyed this training. Jimmy is a good trainer with clear explanations and tips. Not everything that you'll learn is necessary new, but the great thing is that you have everything together in one course. So no more opening different books, websites or articles, but just go to this course and there everything is together. This is the strength of this course. After the training the real work starts: implementing it into your life.