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Then start your next pomodoro immediately. That's what I do. If you can do that and not get burned out, that's ideal, especially if you're in the zone. It's als
by redrummr 11y ago
Then start your next pomodoro immediately. That's what I do. If you can do that and not get burned out, that's ideal, especially if you're in the zone. It's also better than increasing your pomodoro time IMO. Since I don't take a break 2-3 sessions at a time sometimes, looking at 10 minutes to go is spurring; when I experimented with 40-minute sessions I hated looking at 35 minutes left on the clock.
- larrywright 11y agoI do a variation of this. Ten minute timers, instead of 25, and then I make sure that whatever task I set for myself is something I can do in 10 minutes. For programming tasks this is often "Finish writing method foo", or "Debug the problem with method bar".
- ahstilde 11y agoHow long are your breaks?
- larrywright 11y agoI don't take a break after every session. I usually try to break for 5-10 minutes once per hour.