HeyJaredDan's Dispatch
A weekly brief for ambitious and driven people looking to build discipline and beat procrastination in a distraction-heavy world.
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5 Habits That Save Me 25+ Hours a Week (opens the original)
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I’ve spent the last six months researching, perfecting, and refining my time management skills.I want to share with you everything I’ve learned to live a busy life as a free man.For the last year, I’ve been running three YouTube channels, with one of them nearing 150k subscribers, alongside growing and managing my Skool community, Discipline-OS.These five habits I’m gonna break down are what shifted me from chronically having no time to having enough time to live without looking at the clock, kn
How I trained myself to create instead of consume (opens the original)
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Have you ever noticed how easy it is to scroll endlessly, watch one more video, and just consume without thinking?Well, we’ve been training our whole life for it. That’s why it’s easy to be numb and sloppy.2 years ago I decided to flip the script around. Instead of letting my brain be a dopamine seeking machine, I trained it to create.What started as small insignificant habits, turned into massive changes in my day to day life.Take this article as an opportunity to fully relax your brain and con
How to become unrecognizable in 30 days (opens the original)
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30 days…Thirty days is all it takes to start making money online, rewire your thinking, build a strong relationship, get into great shape, and implement powerful habits.And I know what you might think: “That’s not true. If it were that simple, everyone would do it.”The thing is, most people are lazy, inconsistent, distracted, and always find excuses.Thirty days turns into three days of sprinting, followed by the same old “crash”.I’ve been there, and I&#
The Secret to Discipline (opens the original)
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I don’t think discipline is something you’re born with.I think it’s something you slowly build, usually by winning 1000 tiny battles that nobody even notices.We love to imagine discipline as waking up at 5am, taking ice baths, or grinding for twelve hours straight. But if you read the Stoics, that’s not really how they saw discipline.Marcus Aurelius, Seneca, and Epictetus were much more interested in a different question:How do you become someone who actually follows through on what they know th
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