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by loloquwowndueo 1093 days ago
The “leave it broken but easily fixed” technique sounds somewhat similar / complementary to this. Apologies for the LinkedIn url, it’s the only reference I could find. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/leave-broken-easily-fixed-shö...
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I have a really hard time doing strict Pomodoro because I do find there are better and worse times to stop at for focus. I like this article and it's idea of being intentional about the stopping and starting point for the break. Often I take a break when I have the feeling I need to change my approach- stepping away for a bit and coming back a little fresher with some subconscious thinking having gone on. Forced interruptions are harmful, but intentional ones can be very productive.