July 19, 2021

How Many Pomodoros Should You Do In A Day? (TPS361)

33 minutes

Have you heard of the Pomodoro Technique? It’s a popular time management and focus strategy and something we’ve been teaching for a long time at Asian Efficiency. One question we get often is how many pomodoros should you do in a day? Or in other words, how many hours of work should you do in a day? We’ll answer that question in today’s episode and we’ll give you our best focus tips as well.

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You can find links to everything that we share in the show notes by going to theproductivityshow.com/361.

Cheat Sheet:

Top 3 productivity resources for this week. [2:35]

What is the Pomodoro Technique, and how does it work? [6:41]

How does Thanh feel about the rigidity of the exact timing of the Pomodoro Technique? [9:34]

How does Brooks use the Pomodoro technique personally? [14:09]

How does Brooks break down the Pomodoro Technique and get the most out of it? [20:45]

What are Thanh’s tips for being successful with the Pomodoro Technique? [23:09]

What are some apps/tools Brooks uses to help with the Pomodoro Technique? [24:58]

Which apps/tools does Thanh prefer when addressing Pomodoro Technique? [26:12]

How many Pomodoro sessions does Thanh recommend in one day? [28:28]

Actionable steps you can take to integrate today’s topic into your life [31:28]

Links:

FocusBooster (Timer App)

Esington Glass Timer

Pomodoro Technique Guide

Focus Keeper (iOS)

Focus Keeper (Android)

Pomodor

Be Focused (Mac)

Focus Booster (Windows, Mac, Mobile)

Vitamin R (Mac)

Marinara (Chrome Plugin)

Learning Timer

Countdown Timer Plugin (for Stream Deck)

TPS+

Quiz

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