Goals of the Pomodoro Technique
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Alleviate anxiety linked to becoming
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! Enhance focus and concentration by cutting down on interruptions
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! Increase awareness of your decisions
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! Boost motivation and keep it constant
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! Bolster the determination to achieve your goals
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! Refine the estimation process, both in qualitative and quantitative terms
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! Improve your work or study process
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! Strengthen your determination to keep on applying yourself in the face of complex situations
The traditional Pomodoro is 30 minutes long: 25 minutes of work plus a 5-minute break
Cut Down on Interruptions
Rules
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A Pomodoro Consists of 25 minutes Plus a Five-Minute Break
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After Every Four Pomodoros Comes a 15-30 Minute Break
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The Pomodoro Is Indivisible. There are no half or quarter Pomodoros
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If a Pomodoro Begins, It Has to Ring:
If a Pomodoro is interrupted definitively – i.e. the interruption isn’t handled – it’s considered void, never begun, and it can’t be recorded with an X.
If an activity is completed once a Pomodoro has already begun, continue reviewing the same activity until the Pomodoro rings.
RULES COnt.
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Protect the Pomodoro. Inform effectively, negotiate quickly to reschedule the interruption, call back the person who interrupted you as agreed.
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If It Lasts More Than 5-7 Pomodoros, Break It Down. Complex activities should be divided into several activities.
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If It Lasts Less Than One Pomodoro, Add It Up. Simple tasks can be combined.
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Results Are Achieved Pomodoro after Pomodoro.
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The Next Pomodoro Will Go Better
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