I’ve been using this online clock to work on my thesis and it is definitely helping, even if I do pause it now and again to update 43 things. 4 months ago

I’ll be using my timer a lot in the next few days. After a while I begin to lose count of pomodoros, but it really helps to get me started. 9 months ago

... and I’m starting to feel like the Count from Sesame Street, mwa ha ha! 5 timed pomodoros = 5 hours of solid work, and I’m not finished yet! 9 months ago

Today I did 4 pomodoros (4 hours) of homework! I haven’t actually read about what actual pomodoros are, but I’m finding that setting my little red kitchen timer to 60 minutes is working well for me. 9 months ago

I used my little red kitchen timer to get some school work done today. I set the timer for one hour, then took a 15 minute break. I did this three times. I can’t say that I used every minute of those hours to write, but I was definitely sitting in front of my computer thinking about the project at hand. I’m proud of myself! 9 months ago

I bought a cute little kitchen timer, and I’m going to give the “Pomodoro Technique” a try tomorrow in an attempt to get some school work done.

http://www.pomodorotechnique.com/ 11 months ago

Sunday, 03-04-2012

|1. Project: re-upload damaged CDs to iTunes and general paperwork|x x x| 14 months ago

Saturday, 03-03-2012

Total: 4 pomodoros 14 months ago

Saturday, 02-25-2012

Total: 4 pomodoros 14 months ago

Monday, 02-20-2012

Total: 1 pomodoro today 15 months ago

Sunday, 02-19-2012

Total: 4 pomodoros 15 months ago

Saturday, 02-18-2012

Total: 7 pomodoros 15 months ago

The Pomodoro Technique is a time management system in which you work consistently without interruption for 25 minutes on any task (or project). You can read more about it at: http://www.pomodorotechnique.com/

There is a pdf book and work sheets that you can download from the site for free. 15 months ago