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When to Take a Break

When to Take a Break

I always used the Pareto Principle to take breaks:

  • 80% of work
  • and 20% of a break at the end.

But don’t work for too much, keeping all the free time at the end. As a rule of thumb, I would split my work session into 1-hour slots. Work for about 45-50 minutes, and take a break for 10-15.

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