Hey jim ...i read your book limitless it really helpful for me And also recommended this wonderful book to my friends Thank you for making such wonderful book🙏🏻📖🇮🇳
The pomodoro technique also helps with procrastination. Don't think about for how long you have to studie. Go in to your studie session by thinking, ok.. let"s do one round of 25 minutes and then we"ll see how it goes. This worked for me! I use clockify as a google chrome extension, so I can also track for how long I am studying. Good luck!
I use Minimalist Pomodoro Timer. It's the best app out there. The paid version is also better because it gives clock shifting for AMOLED screens, so no scared of burn-ins.
I am going to do the Pomodoro technique--- which is studying for 25 minutes taking a break then proceeding to study for 25 minutes again. I hope that this works, information has been overwhelming lately. I will use this to improve my retention and focus, especially now that I'm a university student. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, Jim!
So gonna try this. I took a gap year and its been really hard to go back to study. My attention span has gone down and I often find myself doing other stuff when I'm supposed to be studying. I can't wait to try this. Feels like the light at the end of my tunnel.
Speaking from experience, repetition is your friend. Teach what you know, that will move information from short-term or mid-term memory to your long-term memory. Use flash cards frequently, whether you teach others or not. For memorization, flash cards are king. Focus on what you don’t know or understand.
This actually works. I was able to finish reviewing my 5 books in accounting major subject for my qualifying exam last year and i passed the exam. Lately, I'm being overwhelmed by the information i need to digest but this video suddenly pops out then it made me realize that i should start doing the pomodoro technique again. Thank you
Great video Jim! I will definitely try out these techniques! (I have my re-sit for a mathematics exam in a couple of weeks, and really wish to have a good grade!!)
I'm going to try this pomodoro technique for my current classes. Headed for nursing school this fall and I have so much information to remember. I feel this will help a lot.
For me when I'm doing a hard subject like Math - I tell myself to do 25 minutes and I feel much better. Yes I won't do many questions but I never did when I was doing 1 hour sessions. I love it becomes it helps me feel less overwhelmed.
Thanks Jin Kwik, I have decided that I shall use this technique to the best of my ability and get the best memory retention as possible. Never going to give up this time.
Thank you for sharing, this is very helpful tips for me as a mom of 2, since I hardly focus on my study. Always forgot after I done reading and I have a lot of notes, here and there 😅
Primacy is kind of like when we eat a piece of chocolate or something tasty we tend to savor the first bite the most. and recency is like how we savor the final bite the most. Maybe this comparison is getting too convoluted at this point, but when we take food home (take brain breaks), we let our stomach's empty (our brains recover) so we can have another first and last bite all over again. Coming up with this comparison has helped me "create," and even expanding on my thoughts in the comments here I hope will help me retain the information in the vid even better. Though I also took physical notes, I have some difficulties with wrist pain. I'm very excited to watch more.
I used to think studying long hours at once makes be a better student until I learned about the brain…thank you master. I will practice the POMODORA METHOD Now
what is an optimal brain break though? what activity would best reset your brain? another study? something fun or consuming media? playing an instrument?
First of all I have to say I tested this technic and it really works for me because I'm engaging with learn second language and since I started to learning by your recommend I learn faster than always and grasp all the information as well as l wanted always . also my process going well .I think this is great way to study and have a enjoyable Time by learning 😍thank you so much
I somehow always studied with the intent to teach. I would imagine myself trying to teach my sister about something pretty technical that I studied the day before while she has absolutely no prior knowledge on the field. I tend to unconsciously create conversations in my head all the time since I was a kid. What's interesting is that I've seen such quote before: "If you can't teach a subject to a kid, it means you haven't mastered it."
Ok. I'm going to use pomodoro technique now and to study smarter. This will change my whole school life and my entire life in general, I just know it. I will become the person that myself right now yearns to become, a dignified and a virtuous man. Yes. Wish me luck.
Hi, having been recently diagnosed with MS I often experience fatigue and brain fog. I believe applying the 25 minute technique will truly benefit in information retention and activating my brain more efficiently. I am starting today.
Yes I will be Utilizing the Pomodoro for Technique I have a Big State Licensing Exam coming up so I need to stay sharp. Thanks for the Tips setting my Timer Now.
Remove notifications/ notification sounds. Have a notepad (hard copy) closeby and write down whatever crosses your mind if you need to check your phone for something.
Im using 4x 30 min intervals for working/studying. 25 might be to short since often it takes a few min for me to get into the flow state, so the last minutes are often the most productive for me
@@marielniegos5054 Maximum break is 5 minutes. Also it is crucial to have a little break routine in that time window too. It's really easy to "just sit down shortly" on the couch to pet your dog, watch a little TV with your sister, talk about the weather... and as soon as you know it +10 minutes have been spent and your Pomodoro Work flow destroyed. So my break routine is this: Note which interval you're on on a piece of paper, go to the corridor and walk 5 times from the start of the corridor to the end of it and back, in my apartment the corridor length is about 12 meters, so it takes about 4 minutes to walk that distance 10 times. It gets your blood flow going again after the prolonged sitting and you get a clear head, anxiety goes down a lot and you actually use the time to organize your next actions too. But you shouldn't spend each break differently, only when using a timer maybe
Oh, now i understand why i am not able to accumulate a lot of information when i stud ! Thank you very much for this video and right now, i will going to apply the Pomodoro techniques to perform well !🧠🧠🧠
I am in matric and m really getting anxious day by day I feel like nothing is going right and think because i don't have a good strategy when1 it comes to studying I think this kinda helped me
How much time do you have to give for a break, before continue. What are the best things to do when you do take a break for the brain get ready for the next run?
That’s exactly what I thought! I’d say: Move, get away from your study area and do something you enjoy - for about 10 to 15 minutes - like a reward for having been so foccused. But then, go back for another 25’
@@anonymerdude4501 Enjoying the material is different from remembering the material,the technique is geared towards remembering a larger percentage of what you read
At the moment I'm studying Front-end development, and to be honest, I'm aware of Pomodoro technique, but never really applied it. In result, my focus on tasks is fading. But after video I decided to give it a try. Thanks, Jim!
I'm about to have to(or recommended to) study 8 hours for one math class next term. I plan to try the pomodoro technique like discussed in this video. This is great insight into how the mind works!
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Hey jim ...i read your book limitless it really helpful for me
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Thank you for making such wonderful book🙏🏻📖🇮🇳
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The pomodoro technique also helps with procrastination. Don't think about for how long you have to studie. Go in to your studie session by thinking, ok.. let"s do one round of 25 minutes and then we"ll see how it goes. This worked for me! I use clockify as a google chrome extension, so I can also track for how long I am studying. Good luck!
I use Minimalist Pomodoro Timer. It's the best app out there. The paid version is also better because it gives clock shifting for AMOLED screens, so no scared of burn-ins.
I needed this 👏 thanks
I am going to do the Pomodoro technique--- which is studying for 25 minutes taking a break then proceeding to study for 25 minutes again. I hope that this works, information has been overwhelming lately. I will use this to improve my retention and focus, especially now that I'm a university student. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, Jim!
I am doing the pomodoro technique for more than 9 months and it's amazing how it works for me
So gonna try this. I took a gap year and its been really hard to go back to study. My attention span has gone down and I often find myself doing other stuff when I'm supposed to be studying. I can't wait to try this. Feels like the light at the end of my tunnel.
Or you end up reading the same line over and over but it does not click 🤧
Speaking from experience, repetition is your friend. Teach what you know, that will move information from short-term or mid-term memory to your long-term memory. Use flash cards frequently, whether you teach others or not. For memorization, flash cards are king. Focus on what you don’t know or understand.
I will do this technique in hopes of understanding and finishing all of my college work.
Starting from today inshaAllah.
This actually works. I was able to finish reviewing my 5 books in accounting major subject for my qualifying exam last year and i passed the exam. Lately, I'm being overwhelmed by the information i need to digest but this video suddenly pops out then it made me realize that i should start doing the pomodoro technique again. Thank you
Great video Jim! I will definitely try out these techniques! (I have my re-sit for a mathematics exam in a couple of weeks, and really wish to have a good grade!!)
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I'm going to try this pomodoro technique for my current classes. Headed for nursing school this fall and I have so much information to remember. I feel this will help a lot.
so how's it going? im also gonna take up nursing and i want to apply that if effective
For me when I'm doing a hard subject like Math - I tell myself to do 25 minutes and I feel much better. Yes I won't do many questions but I never did when I was doing 1 hour sessions. I love it becomes it helps me feel less overwhelmed.
guy genuinely seems to love magnifying the mental. He makes if fun. Wish teachers were like this
Yes I am going to do the pomodoro technique
I’m glad I found your channel. I’ve always had a hard time with focusing on reading, and this is something I want to master.
Does it really work? Can you share some experiences? I have a hard time with focusing on reading too
I am a Taiwanese junior high school student.
These advices are really useful for me to face those exam.Thank you!
I will start using the pomodaro technique from today
Great information!
Thank you
Nice thing about this technique is that it also gives you a break from sitting down; definitely going to put this into practice.
Exactly!
-Self control
-Improve myself
-I am in a room for self-improvement.
Noted ✅️ Pastor Makandiwa Amen.
Don't include that demon here, we might all fail
Thanks Jin Kwik, I have decided that I shall use this technique to the best of my ability and get the best memory retention as possible. Never going to give up this time.
Yes am going to do the Pomodoro techniques.
Thanks for reminding we surely apply this technique while studying
Thank you for sharing, this is very helpful tips for me as a mom of 2, since I hardly focus on my study. Always forgot after I done reading and I have a lot of notes, here and there 😅
This is my problem too.
Yes! I'm going to do the Pomodaro Technique!
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Primacy is kind of like when we eat a piece of chocolate or something tasty we tend to savor the first bite the most. and recency is like how we savor the final bite the most. Maybe this comparison is getting too convoluted at this point, but when we take food home (take brain breaks), we let our stomach's empty (our brains recover) so we can have another first and last bite all over again. Coming up with this comparison has helped me "create," and even expanding on my thoughts in the comments here I hope will help me retain the information in the vid even better. Though I also took physical notes, I have some difficulties with wrist pain. I'm very excited to watch more.
I'm going to use the pamadaro technique to study
Yess , I am going to do the Pomodoro technique and I won't give up , I AM going to suceed
I will try to follow these tips and promodoro technique
I used to think studying long hours at once makes be a better student until I learned about the brain…thank you master. I will practice the POMODORA METHOD Now
what is an optimal brain break though? what activity would best reset your brain? another study? something fun or consuming media? playing an instrument?
Yes, I'm gonna do the Pomodoro technique!
More consistently this time!
First of all I have to say I tested this technic and it really works for me because I'm engaging with learn second language and since I started to learning by your recommend I learn faster than always and grasp all the information as well as l wanted always . also my process going well .I think this is great way to study and have a enjoyable Time by learning 😍thank you so much
I somehow always studied with the intent to teach.
I would imagine myself trying to teach my sister about something pretty technical that I studied the day before while she has absolutely no prior knowledge on the field.
I tend to unconsciously create conversations in my head all the time since I was a kid.
What's interesting is that I've seen such quote before:
"If you can't teach a subject to a kid, it means you haven't mastered it."
Ok. I'm going to use pomodoro technique now and to study smarter. This will change my whole school life and my entire life in general, I just know it. I will become the person that myself right now yearns to become, a dignified and a virtuous man. Yes. Wish me luck.
yh, a chunk of words made sense, I'm gonna try it tonight.
What do you do while taking a break,
Play games ??
And how long should the break last?
Yes, I will start using the Pomodoro technique. Thank you for this.
Thanks for sharing. I will give this a try
I noticed this as well. I was like locked in for about 20-30 min and then after that I gradually lose focus. Good to know that it's not just me
Thank you Jim for sharing your knowledge and beautiful thoughts ❤
Hi, having been recently diagnosed with MS I often experience fatigue and brain fog. I believe applying the 25 minute technique will truly benefit in information retention and activating my brain more efficiently. I am starting today.
Ok, so I'm going to follow pomodoro technique today.
Thank you!❤
Thank you for this. I’m going to start putting it to practice from here on
I'm alredy using pomodaro technique and still going to use it ✌
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Thank you so much JIM KWIK You actually made my day
Yes I needed this . Thank you❤
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Yes I’m going to do the pomodoro technique
Am very grateful for this helpful advice
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I will
I am
Thank you
thank you, MR. Jim,
Yes I will be Utilizing the Pomodoro for Technique I have a Big State Licensing Exam coming up so I need to stay sharp. Thanks for the Tips setting my Timer Now.
Yes I Sam going to be using the pomodoro technique🎉
Thanks for sharing. I've discovered the missing link. God bless you real good
Next video, how to quit looking at your phone after you take a break.
B=MAT
Remove notifications/ notification sounds.
Have a notepad (hard copy) closeby and write down whatever crosses your mind if you need to check your phone for something.
Just dont wdyn
No.1- Turn off ur notifications
Flight mode😁😄
Okay we”ll do it!
I’m going to start using pomodora technique . Thanks Jim
Yes, I am gonna follow it
pomodaro technique i liked the technique let's give it try
Wow I’m gonna try this. Thank you
Yeah I'm gonna do the pomodora technique
I'm going to use the Pomodoro technique. Setting my timer now for 25 minutes.
Yesss, I'm going to do the pomodoro technique!
Im using 4x 30 min intervals for working/studying. 25 might be to short since often it takes a few min for me to get into the flow state, so the last minutes are often the most productive for me
how long is the minute break in between?
@@marielniegos5054 Maximum break is 5 minutes.
Also it is crucial to have a little break routine in that time window too. It's really easy to "just sit down shortly" on the couch to pet your dog, watch a little TV with your sister, talk about the weather... and as soon as you know it +10 minutes have been spent and your Pomodoro Work flow destroyed.
So my break routine is this:
Note which interval you're on on a piece of paper, go to the corridor and walk 5 times from the start of the corridor to the end of it and back, in my apartment the corridor length is about 12 meters, so it takes about 4 minutes to walk that distance 10 times. It gets your blood flow going again after the prolonged sitting and you get a clear head, anxiety goes down a lot and you actually use the time to organize your next actions too.
But you shouldn't spend each break differently, only when using a timer maybe
@@sebastianm.6669 thank you, this is very helpful 😊
I am going to use Pomodoro Technique for all my studies
I read faster now cause of you. Thanks and more power.
YES! I'm going to do the Pomodoro Technique! 🧠
I can’t wait to try this technique!!!
Oh, now i understand why i am not able to accumulate a lot of information when i stud ! Thank you very much for this video and right now, i will going to apply the Pomodoro techniques to perform well !🧠🧠🧠
Yes am going to to the pamadora study trick
Yes im go to use the pomodoro technique
Your channel is really amazing. ❤️ Thank you , for this tips.
I’m going to do the pamadoro technique starting today 🔥
I am going to do the pomodoro technique to achieve my goal👍
I will do this technique. Thanks.
Let me apply this 😅 coz right now my head is feeling 🤯 thanks Jim 🙏🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
I am in matric and m really getting anxious day by day I feel like nothing is going right and think because i don't have a good strategy when1 it comes to studying I think this kinda helped me
How much time do you have to give for a break, before continue. What are the best things to do when you do take a break for the brain get ready for the next run?
That’s exactly what I thought! I’d say: Move, get away from your study area and do something you enjoy - for about 10 to 15 minutes - like a reward for having been so foccused. But then, go back for another 25’
@@Canarinhas Thanks. And how many sets of 25 minutes will be a stretch for the brain to start forgetting? or not retaining?
Don‘t overthink it, study as long as you feel focused. For many people 25 is to short because once they are in flow the 25 is already over…
@@anonymerdude4501 Enjoying the material is different from remembering the material,the technique is geared towards remembering a larger percentage of what you read
I will use Pomodoro technique for my ccna !
Ya guys out there need to listen to Jim Kwik he's a genius
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I'm going to try the pomodaro technique !
Thank you. I'm going to try your method today.
At the moment I'm studying Front-end development, and to be honest, I'm aware of Pomodoro technique, but never really applied it. In result, my focus on tasks is fading. But after video I decided to give it a try. Thanks, Jim!
Thank you Sr I have been suffering from that
Wow thanks for the information you gave, I retained all of the video since it's less than 25 mins.
Thanks for sharing!!
this is awesome thank you!
I'm going to do the pomodoro technique
I’m gonna try it Jim
🌷 Thank you so much! This is so helpful!
love the idea technique, going to try it soon
Thanks Jim. Really helpfull. My question is how long should the break be? and what do you do during the break.
During break you should just rest and think about what you're going to do next and break about 5m
@@sup-911 Thank you
Worth a try. I'll let you know how I progress🙏🤞
Thank you so much for your sharing . I will practice pomodoro technique in my study examination.
I will start studying for 20 minute intervals. This will help me focus
Imma do the pomodoro technique!
I am going to follow pomodoro techniques
I'm about to have to(or recommended to) study 8 hours for one math class next term. I plan to try the pomodoro technique like discussed in this video. This is great insight into how the mind works!
I need thissss thank you so much for sharing Jim🙏👌❤️