I’m going to give the Pomodoro technique a go. I’ve heard of it before, but I have been in this routine of 50 minute time blocks because I had heard that “research says” that humans effectiveness tends to fade after about this time. This may be, but I can certainly see how an even shorter time frame (i.e. 25 minutes) can cultivate a sense of even greater focus.
The 25 minute number isn't magic. It works well for me though I'd recommend playing around with the time seeing what works best for you. Knowing you, I believe this will be a helpful tool in your tool kit Cole.
I’m going to give the Pomodoro technique a go. I’ve heard of it before, but I have been in this routine of 50 minute time blocks because I had heard that “research says” that humans effectiveness tends to fade after about this time. This may be, but I can certainly see how an even shorter time frame (i.e. 25 minutes) can cultivate a sense of even greater focus.
The 25 minute number isn't magic. It works well for me though I'd recommend playing around with the time seeing what works best for you. Knowing you, I believe this will be a helpful tool in your tool kit Cole.
It does seem like playing around is a helpful approach ☺️
Will certainly see how it goes!
💯David whenever I feel stuck I look for thr tiny next action step I can do to move forward.
If ever I get stuck for ideas I resort to what advice would I give my 20 year old self about a subject today ....
That's a terrific approach Amrita. I'll have to try the 20 year old self conversation. Sounds like an interested technique!
Yes David when you try the approach suddenly you will have so many great ideas 💡 coming up to talk about 👍