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Writing Productivity: How I Use the Pomodoro Technique to Get More Done

Emily Raper

What is the Pomodoro Technique?

Set a timer for 25 minutes, and work. Then, take a break for 5 minutes. Then do it all over again. That, in a nutshell, is the Pomodoro Technique (PT).

I’m pretty into productivity tools, but when I first read about PT, I thought it sounded too simplistic. I didn’t understand the point of working for exactly 25 minutes. And why was the break necessary?

Writing Productivity: How I Use the Pomodoro Technique to Get More Done

 

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Published by Emily Raper

Emily Raper is currently pursuing a B.S. in Technical Writing and Communications, Information Technology, and Design. She is also getting her minor in Computer Science. She hopes to pursue a career in IT and Web Development or to become a technical writer for a technology-based company. Her goal through this blog is to share and educate what she has learned from her study, and to teach you how you can improve your own blog or site through basic computer programming and technical writing skills.

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