Kini Ang Akong Suliran ug Handumanan sa Usa Ka Awit | June 27, 2024
work with me/study with me session with music and Pomodoro technique to focus, be productive, and get work done. We'll be working in 25-minute blocks with a 5-minute break in between. Grab a beverage, turn on sound, and let's get some work done.
Pomodoro Timeline:
00:00:00 - Intro
00:00:10 - Pomodoro 1
00:25:10 - Break
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My favourite era is the 90s. I was so happy where I was living with my grandma and sister. That entire decade contained my favourite music and some of the happiest memories of my life
Thinking of a moment with your mother, and how those moments made you feel.I almost see it like a loss. Its like grieving for a time gone by.
You know that cannot be recreated, and you Iong for that special time. I am trying to do, so that you turn it from an unhappy experience to a joyful one thinking about such a special time.
''Kini Ang Akong Suliran ug Handumanan sa Usa Ka Awit'' (This Is My Problem and Memory in a Song)
tones ideal for creative work, video editing, studying, programming, coding, and anyone looking to simply chill, destress, get into deep focus and a state of "flow".
I created this video in hopes that it will make working/studying from home a little less isolating for you as many of us have been through a series of stres. In this video, I am editing a video in CapCut
🔉 ☕ Breaks include ASMR sounds of coffee making

What is the Pomodoro Technique?
The Pomodoro technique is a productivity time management method developed by Francesco Cirillo in the late 1980's. It breaks work into focused sessions, typically a 25/5 interval i.e. - 25 minutes work and 5 minutes break. It helps to reduce interruptions to your flow. This video includes a Pomodoro timer in text and a bell alarm that you can follow. Feel free to repeat if you want to work longer than 50 minutes
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