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>I wonder if anyone ever has problems following it Pomo is best for people who have trouble staying on-task. You see the countdown in the corner of your screen
by jabroni_salad 3y ago
>I wonder if anyone ever has problems following it
Pomo is best for people who have trouble staying on-task. You see the countdown in the corner of your screen and focusing isnt so bad because you have a specific end-time. But, in my experience it only works well if you are the sort who doesn't get a lot of interruptions.
I use a printout system (Emergent Task Planner) plus Clockify to help track the real time spent on each task. It works ok and my time is billable so accurate timekeeping is a must.
https://davidseah.com/node/the-emergent-task-planner/ https://davidseah.com/node/the-emergent-task-planner/
eta: i also keep an analog clock on my desk. I didn't bookmark it but sometime ago I read a piece on here about how digital clocks aren't good for measuring the passage of time and I think there really is something to it.
- tamiral 3y agoI've never heard of this before, but it is amazing... i've built out something like this for myself after reading a lot of self help books, i love the idea of an analog clock!
- 57FkMytWjyFu 3y agoFor me, the problem with a digital clock is that the hours are signed duodecimal, and the minutes are sexagesimal. If I start from base ten mental math, the last half of every waking hour vanishes, in a divergent erroneous ratio.