Pomodoro

• a [[tool]]
  • [[pomodoro technique]]
    • [[25 minutes]] of focused work followed by [[5 minutes]] of rest.
    • I should do it more. "I should do it more" is something that one can end up saying about many things. So I’m trying to keep things easy: two a day keeps the doctor and the fireperson away.
  • A [[pomodoro]], for me, signals an [[intent]].
    • My default intent is [[getting things done]] with [[good intent]] for [[public utility]].
    • I’m trying to be explicit about setting intents in general; a bit ritualistic even.
      • See [[bootstrap]].
    • Whenever I notice the risk of getting distracted from the task at hand, I dump thoughts in [[later]].
  • My current running contexts or intents can be found in [[do]] (they expand into lists of todo items/trees/graphs depending on level of modelling) and, well, in this [[agora]].
    • I am not particularly great at integrating tasks into a single place for organized ordering; to solve (or work around?) this issue it is in part that I started this Agora, as it lets me integrate things easily.
  • I also use a [[paper notebook]] for day planning and tracking.
  • #pull [[termdown]] for my (as of [[2022-05-20]]) preferred timer app on [[linux]].
  • #pull [[goodtime]] for my (as of [[2022-05-20]]) preferred timer app on [[android]].
  • #pull [[marinara]] is also open source and good ([[web extension]]).