Mar 27, 2016 ● Jessie Liu

How to Use the Pomodoro Technique to Be More Productive [Infographic]

Although we all wish magic fairies would swoop in and finish tasks for us while we wasted the day away on Twitter or ran all our errands, it's not going to happen. The secret to getting your work done? DO it. Really. You have to buckle down and commit focused time to getting stuff done. We understand it's hard to organize your thoughts and time. The answer is to train yourself and your brain to do work in chunks by using the Pomodoro Technique. Check out this method below, and apply it the next time you find yourself doing everything else in the world besides your work. 12088577_1145555605474487_3563829912649373117_n (1)

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