What is the Pomodoro Technique? #1 Tool to Improve Your Studying or Stop Procrastination

[@j-jcomedy6502]

You nailed it all mentor 😊💪🙌

[@brittaapfel8165]

Love this video! I definitely want to add to my life!

[@DevelopGoodHabits1]

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[@ecto78]

I am going to try this today! I think I have had undiagnosed ADD my entire life, so I tend to get hyperfocused and lose track of time or else I am trying to do 3 things at once. I do better when I make lists and give myself strict time limits for each activity, but here lately I lose track of time and it blows the whole schedule to bits. Pomodoro....here I come! Worth a shot!

[@DevelopGoodHabits1]

Happy to hear that you'll try this out Beth! I have also dealt with issues with ADD throughout my life, so that's why I have been so drawn to the Pomodoro Technique. Having a ticking clock in the background helps me stay focused on the task. And like you said, it's easy to get sucked into trying to do 3 different things at once.

[@4jeffstout]

I've thought that for a long time, too!

[@jaiyeolaolaribigbe6518]

I concur! Hyperactive and fun times only guaranteed! 💯🤣

[@garyholden6371]

I enjoy watching the way you present your ideas, the graphics are great. I remember the information better when I'm watching a video than when I've read a book on the subject.

[@DevelopGoodHabits1]

Happy to hear that you find the videos to be helpful Gary. We got lots more coming out in the next few weeks.

[@mary12laffpierce]

Got me thru grad school at age 60! Love the Pomodoro!

[@4jeffstout]

I'm trudging through grad school now with 4 kids in the home!

[@DevelopGoodHabits1]

Hey Mary -- Glad to hear you are a fan of the Pomodoro as well!

[@adebowaleosho2999]

Seems I will give it a try

[@DevelopGoodHabits1]

Hope you find the technique to be useful Adebowale!

[@user-ei8rb7sj6c]

I have a question. Are there any videos for sr. citizens with ADHD inattentive for sorting, purging, organizing, &/or donating over 40 years of accumulated stuff using the Pomodoro method? I get stuck trying to figure out benchmarks for each 25 minute session. Can you help? I’ve watched several YT vids on the Pomodoro method & yours is great! Hoping you can help! Thank you!

[@CeceliaIvyPriceArtisticChaos]

I did not understand the part about the pomodoro not being split up into more than one segment?

[@momskc102]

Wow never looked at it that way with a timer! Tks....ALSO....Noticed you mentioned a name like Cirilo? Well as you can see my name is Cyrilla (Sir-IL-La) LOL. Okay I also noticed you mentioned a task or name Parkinson's? Why that name? It caught my attention because my husband has Parkinson's Disease.

[@DevelopGoodHabits1]

Hope this technique is helpful to you Cyrilla. Re: Parkinsons...to be honest, I get confused about this as well sometimes. There is a link in the description box to a video about Parkinson's LAW, which is basically a rule of thumb where the longer you give to complete the task, the more time it will take to complete it. I will publish a video on Friday that goes into more detail about this idea.

[@tsegatesfaye7368]

can i make this 30 minute work an 5 minute break? my work requires a 30 minute work

[@T0mmy200]

This doesn't work while teleworking with your kids running arond

[@how-to-make-a-game]

the animation is too fast