Daniel Pink

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after analyzing its own data, DeskTime claims to have discovered a golden ratio of work and rest. High performers, its research concludes, work for fifty-two minutes and then break for seventeen minutes. DeskTime never published the data in a peer-reviewed journal, so your mileage may vary. But the evidence is overwhelming that short breaks are effective—and deliver considerable bang for their limited buck. Even “micro-breaks” can be helpful.
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Suzanne
This totally fits with the concept of the Pomodoro technique. https://lifehacker.com/productivity-1... This recommends 25 minute bursts but I've found that I've often been in the "flow" at that point …
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I have been using the Pomodoro technique for years, and it's amazing how much I get done in 25 minute bursts, and how many bursts I can get done in a day. DeskTime fits perfectly with Pomodoro. Paying…
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