Does anyone out there in the Twitterverse regularly achieve a > 2/3 ratio of Pomodoro-time to nominal-total-working-time? If so, I would love to hear about your approach and about the nature of your work!
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Thanks for the pep talk. :D
Not intended as a pep talk! Just data (and my own advice to self, I guess).
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I believe nearly all research into top performers supports the idea that >4 hours top work per day can't be done
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There are counterexamples: Grothendieck. But, yeah, the examples I've seen all lean toward 4ish. Admittedly, that's for a few types of work, usually very creatively focused, very intense. And see the last phrase in the last sentence of Andy's question.
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Echoes what Cal Newport (author of Deep Work) claims as well. 4-5 hours of deep focus on a task at the edge of your abilities (over flow activities that are more in your comfort zone).
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