The pomodoro technique is a time management technique which allows you to work with time, using time to your advantage to stay fresh, remove distractions and create a better work life balance. The pomodoro technique uses a timer to break down periods of work into 25-minute intervals (referred to as ‘pomodoros’ or ‘pomodoro sessions’). These intervals are separated by breaks (the standard is 5 minutes). Pomodoro time management is based on the theory that frequent breaks can improve mental agility. I can vouch for that!
How do you implement the pomodoro technique?
Here are the five basic steps to implementing pomodoro time management;
- decide on the focus task.
- set the pomodoro timer to 25 minutes.
- work on the task until the timer rings.
- take a short break (5 minutes), keep note of the number of session you complete.
- every 4 sessions take a longer break, perhaps 15 or 20 minutes.
Who is the pomodoro technique best for?
If you want to be more productive, then pomodoro is a technique for you. It is a fail proof time management technique and the implementation of a digital timer makes it even more simple.
Here are a few of the regular adopters of the focus booster technique we come across;
- freelancers
- students
- developers
- managers
- specialists performing consultations in scheduled timeframes (for example psychologists)
- writers
So, If You are one of them or You want to be more productive, shift your focus to this Focus booster technique and see how your concentration and work level increases!
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