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Right now, you’re probably thinking, "Twenty-five minutes of work? That’s nothing! This is gonna be easy!" Actually as someone who mostly formed my study/focus
by jnpatel 11y ago
Right now, you’re probably thinking, "Twenty-five minutes of work? That’s nothing! This is gonna be easy!"
Actually as someone who mostly formed my study/focus skills during the age of distraction (Facebook, SMS, YouTube), I don't think this is trivial at all.
If I were to go all in on the Pomodoro Technique, I'm pretty sure have to start training myself from just 10 minute undistracted work sessions.
- michaelcampbell 11y agoI find the 25 mins difficult at times too; partially because of distractions, and partially because I let myself be distracted by them. If I can't do a full one, I cut the next one down by 5-10 mins and try the shorter time period. If I CAN get that one done, I add 5 mins. Repeat until I'm down to 5 minute tasks or 25 min pomo's.