Growing your firm and yourself in 15 minutes or less: Schedule a pomodoro

Published on February 18, 20201 minute read

This series includes tips from five of the most popular authors on Firm of the Future, with their advice on what you an accomplish in 15 minutes or less to improve your firm and yourself. Get another tip here.

Did you know multitasking is unproductive? Studies show that you get less done when you try to do it all in at once. So, instead of trying to respond to emails, entering those transactions into QuickBooks®, and chatting with your team on Slack, schedule a pomodoro and focus on one task. You’ve never heard of the pomodoro technique? Well it’s all about working in 25 minutes blocks and then taking a five-minute break. This time management method was developed by Francesco Cirillo in the late 1980s. This is how I’m able to check so many things off my to do list – and now you can, too!

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