What Is the Pomodoro Method?
The purpose of this method is to help you organize the time you have to get your work done. Here's how it work:
- Start off by working for 25 minutes without any interruptions.
- After that you take a 5 minute break.
- Continue this on/off work pattern for as long as you'd like.
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