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title = "25 minute Pomodoros do not work for me" | ||
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I use the Pomodoro technique when I have trouble getting started and staying | ||
focused on tasks. | ||
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This is how it usually went in the past: | ||
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1. _00:00_: I start my Pomodoro timer and my favorite playlist. | ||
2. _00:30_: I start to work on the task, building a mental model, perhaps. | ||
Or writing something on my blog. | ||
3. _10:00_: I make some progress, take some notes. | ||
4. _15:00_: I'm starting to get into the zone. | ||
5. _22:00_: In the zone, the outside world doesn't exist, nothing can stop me now. | ||
6. _25:00_: BEEP BEEP BEEP | ||
7. And I'm no longer in the zone. | ||
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25 minute Pomodoros don't work for me and I didn't realize that until a | ||
few weeks ago. Maybe this can also be generalized so far that 25 minute | ||
Pomodoros don't work when you want to get into the zone for longer. | ||
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I now use 50 minute Pomodoros with 5-10 minute breaks and the change has | ||
been very noticeable. |