Pomodoro is like a mini-game for your brain.

"How far can I get in 25 minutes?"
Turns out: further than I ever thought.

My favorite Pomodoro setting?
90 minutes.

Deep enough to disappear.
Contained enough to resurface with something meaningful done.

It’s not strict. It’s intentional.

Work expands to fill the time you give it.
Give it 25 minutes.

You’ll be shocked what you can cut, skip, or simplify—just because the clock is ticking.

#productivitytips

Sometimes I wish someone would just follow me around and whisper:

Take your supplements.
Exercise.
Tell your son you love him.
Get off X.
Pay the doctor bill.
You're awesome, aren't you.

Like a productivity angel. Or a very kind stalker.

The most underrated feature of the Pomodoro?

It ends.

You’re not agreeing to a marathon. You’re agreeing to 25 minutes.

And that’s what makes it doable.

I don’t use Pomodoro to stay focused.
I use it to remember to come back to myself.

It’s not about forcing work.
It’s about protecting breaks.
#productivity #timemanagement

7 biases that quietly ruin your business decisions (and how to overcome each one):

Most people fail not from lack of effort, but from thinking errors they don’t even notice.

Here’s what to watch out for 👇🧵

Wouldn’t it be amazing if someone just followed you around all day,
…told you what to do next,
…kept track of your goals,
…and gently nudged you back on track?

Here’s why I wish I had that person 👇