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Can't concentrate on your work ?
Try the 'Pomodoro' technique

If you're becoming with your inability to 'get things done' , you might want to train your brain . Telling yourself to manage your time better is . But the Pomodoro ( tomato ) technique , developed by Italian business consultant Francesco Cirillo , has is a successful way of being more productive . No , you didn't the name : Cirillo used a kitchen timer in the shape of a tomato to help him get more done !
The idea is to break work down into 25 - minute chunks ( using any timer you like ! ) , take a 5 - minute break between each one , and repeat throughout the workday . It may sound when you've got a lot to do , and the technique probably is imperfect when working on large , complicated projects . But , when it works , it works well : the quality of your work will improve , meaning less of work that you've done when you're distracted , and you'll get a better understanding of what might be achievable in the time you've got .

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