Let's think about tomatoes instead of hours. Sounds funny? Millions of individuals have fervently endorsed the ðĢðžðšðžðąðžðŋðž ð§ðēð°ðĩðŧðķðūððē, praising its remarkable capacity to revolutionize their productivity and lifestyle. (ðĢðžðšðžðąðžðŋðž means ððžðšðŪððž in Italian. ð
) This well-liked time management approach suggests you switch between pomodoros - concentrated work sessions - and short breaks often to keep up focus and avoid mental tiredness. Francesco Cirillo, a student, developed the Pomodoro Technique in the late 1980s. He was having trouble focusing on his studies and finishing tasks. Feeling overwhelmed, he challenged himself to just 10 minutes of focused study time. Motivated by the challenge, he found a tomato shaped kitchen timer, and that's how the technique started. 1️⃣ ð ðŪðļðē ðŪ ððž-ðąðž ðđðķðð ðŪðŧðą ðīðēð ðŪ ððķðšðēðŋ. 2️⃣ ðĶðēð ððĩðē ððķðšðēðŋ ðģðžðŋ ðŪðą ðšðķðŧðððēð, ðŪðŧðą ð°ðžðŧð°ðēðŧððŋðŪððē ðžðŧ ðžðŧðē ððŪððļ ððŧððķðđ ððĩðē
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