Eat that Frog with a Pomodoro

Once I saw heading. I was surprised what I will. It’s not possible to eat frog because I was thinking about 👇

When I read instructions I found it was not so.

Then what is meant by eating a frog with pomodoro?

The word ‘pomodoro’ is an Italian word meaning tomato.

“Eat that Frog with a pomodoro”

Actually it is time management technique developed by a universty student Francesco Cirillo in 1980’s. As tomato shape kitchen timer in the similar way a lengthy task can be divided into pieces.

Just before starting a lengthy task set a timer for 25 minutes. Do your work with full concentration. When bell rings, take a rest of 3-4 minutes. And get ready for next interval.

I’m sharing my own experience. I had to check the paper of academy students. And it is most frustrating activity to me and I think many of others. I set the timer for 25 minutes and started checking the papers.

When the timer rang, the thing I was anxiously waiting, I put papers aside. Took my mobile phone put handfree to my ears and started listening a song, “tujhy kitna chahny lgy hum”. After ending with song I came back with fresh mind and again set my timer, started checking papers again.

This is a wonderful technique to divide lengthy tasks into small one’s. You will not be exhausted while using pomodoro. I suggest my readers to use the same one. Hopefully you will enjoy a lot while working.

Best of luck.

Related posts:

Facebook is a social media platform owned by Meta and founded by Mark Zuckerberg in 2004. It has almost 3 billion users all around the world and used to be the most downloaded app on smartphones…

What is a good school? How is it measured? What should it result? Can schools make a difference?Usually, children spend 11–12 years of their lives in schools, not a short period of our existence…

Minimalism is modern art, and it means expressing more with less. The aspect of this modern design is all about simplifying the experience of the users. This is essential especially for e-commerce…