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Do you frequently feel as though everything is falling apart, that things are taking longer than expected, and that the workload is too much to handle? In that case, the Pomodoro technique could be the ideal remedy. Designed with students and other creative workers in mind, this episode explores the subtleties of this method. You'll obtain a thorough comprehension of its benefits and drawbacks as well as a useful reference guide to assist you in implementing it into your everyday practice.
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