How to Structure Your Writing Day with Francesco Cirillo

Episode 102 of the Become a Writer Today podcast, hosted by Bryan Collins, titled "How to Structure Your Writing Day with Francesco Cirillo" was published on October 5, 2020 and runs 33 minutes.

October 5, 2020 ·33m · Become a Writer Today

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Summary

Around eight or nine years ago that I first came across the Pomodora Technique and it changed the way that I write. Francesco Cirillo developed the technique help businesses and individuals improve and increase their productivity in a simple, fast and gentle way. Before you listen to the podcast, take some time to think about how you structure your day. In this episode we talk about: The difference between the Pomodoro core process and the Pomodoro techniqueSeeing time as a predator ...

Episode Description

Around eight or nine years ago that I first came across the Pomodora Technique and it changed the way that I write.

Francesco Cirillo developed the technique help businesses and individuals improve and increase their productivity in a simple, fast and gentle way.

Before you listen to the podcast, take some time to think about how you structure your day.

In this episode we talk about:

The difference between the Pomodoro core process and the Pomodoro technique
Seeing time as a predator and using it to your advantage
The importance of taking regular breaks
Mistakes to watch out for when you start to use the technique

And much more.

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