4 hour study timer real-time no music | pomodoro timer and 52 17 productivity

Using the pomodoro technique and the 52 17 productivity method this timer will help you stay on track for 4 hours.
Hey everyone, I've previously made some 1-2 hour study with me type videos. Today I'm testing out a longer timer type video with a title page instead of me working. There is no music or background noise, only an alarm when the timer is up. You can have this on in the background as you work to help you effectively do some study for your PhD.
It follows this process: 2 pomodoros so 2 x 25 minutes of work with 5 minutes of break. This will get you warmed up. Then 1 52 minutes of work followed by a 17 minute break (found to be a very effective way to work by a productivity app). Then this whole process is repeated.
I think having this video on in the background while you work is much easier than starting and stopping a timer all throughout the day. I really hope this will be helpful to you! Make sure to subscribe for more PhD and Productivity related content.
00:00 - intro
2:25 - 25 minutes work
27:27 - 5 minutes break
32:28 - 25 minutes work
57:29 - 5 minutes break
1:02:30 - 52 minutes work
1:54:34 - 17 minutes break
2:11:35 - 25 minutes work
2:36:37 - 5 minutes break
2:41:37 - 25 minutes work
3:06:39 - 5 minutes break
3:11:40 - 52 minutes work
4:03:43 - 17 minutes break
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This is a real time study session to provide you with some study motivation. Similar to a previous study with me pomodoro no music that I've done before: • PhD study with me in r...
But this is a long real time study with me using a pomodoro timer and the pomodoro method. A study timer or a work timer can be so helpful for teaching you how to study effectively. Doing a productive work day can be difficult at this time as our work routine is all messed up. Hopefully this video will help you learn how to work effectively through the 4 hour workday. A 4 hour study timer using the pomodoro technique and the 52 minute timer i.e. the 52 17 productivity hack. I love productivity but it can be difficult to know how to be productive working from home. This is a brain focus productivity timer and productivity timer learning how to be productive. Thanks from phd and productivity.

[@kayrysegarra7568]

Fellow PhD student here. Motivation has been L A C K I N G since working from home. Thank you for making these videos because they have been extremely helpful.

[@PhDandProductivity]

Kayry I totally feel that! I’m glad to have been helpful in any way 💕

[@clarytaylor8582]

thank you so much for this video!! i’m a high school junior and use it all the time, it really helps me not get burnt out while studying and preparing for college :)

[@PhDandProductivity]

I'm so glad this is helpful!

[@stokesike]

Cool video! I use an app called Tomighty (on both my Mac and Windows PC) and I find it really useful. I love the Pomodoro technique because I can work all day without ever feeling burnt-out. I'm definitely coming back to this video because it gives a little variety to using Pomodoro. The little text animations are cute too lol

[@PhDandProductivity]

Glad you find it helpful! it's something I use a lot more than I thought I would!

[@tseritykat404]

This absolutely amazing! I use this while I work on my writing or assignments/work

[@PhDandProductivity]

Glad you like it!

[@WolfWriterL.P]

sameeeee!!

[@emerienicole5786]

thanks for making this video! i'm not a PhD, i'm just in 8th grade but this method really helps me!

[@dance4ever276]

Same!! 8th grader here too

[@PhDandProductivity]

Glad it helped!

[@carlsonnkwain2696]

I am glad to see this combination of technics. Let me see how it goes for today's study session.

[@PhDandProductivity]

nkwain carlson yes! I would love to hear how you get om

[@dontlikemycommet]

studying for my P.eng certificate it's useful. thanks

[@princessretaj.j]

love it helped me study

[@PhDandProductivity]

I’m so glad it was helpful

[@AmanJolly1994]

This type of video personally suits me !! I don't feel distracting at all !
One thing that I would like to add is that you can have a background music whenever breaktime comes as if someone who is not looking in the screen everytime but can notice the breaktime with the sound(I like the background tune that you used in PhD Gantt chart video). However this one is least distracting of all.
Btw thanks again for phd gantt chart video i just made mine in the excel !!

[@PhDandProductivity]

Hey Aman! I'm so glad you found this useful. I try to avoid putting music in even during the breaks because I know lots of people have their own music on while they work so it would clash I think.

[@sarahbrinkley7100]

This is really helpful, I have used pomodoros frequently on my own, but often forget to reset the timer after a break. I like how these are more automated! Thank you!

[@sarahbrinkley7100]

Also, I found you through the Academic Society facebook page and through the Blk+ In Grad School Scholar Summit 2020. The final day of a 3 part series is this evening 6 pm CDT www.blkingradschool.com/summit-home

[@PhDandProductivity]

Sarah Brinkley you found me through the summit? It looks really cool

[@PhDandProductivity]

Sarah Brinkley yes this was my issue too! Honestly I’ve been using this timer myself today and trying it out yesterday and I was like actually this is so much easier

[@sarahbrinkley7100]

@@PhDandProductivity Break time.... Yep! The Academic Society for Grad Students creator was a speaker on Day 1 of the Summit. Then she led me straight to you! This tool rocks! .... break time's almost up

[@PhDandProductivity]

Wow I must thank her. I’m happy to be able to provide anything useful to anyone tbh so just glad to hear you are enjoying it

[@lindadiba2705]

2day i couldn't study bcz I had something else to do, but 2mrw I'm going to study nd try it

[@PhDandProductivity]

Let me know how it goes Linda, best of luck 💕

[@vyomkapur3788]

2:26

[@abyewondimu308]

Thank you.

[@PhDandProductivity]

You're welcome!

[@diannhz]

Amazing video :)

[@PhDandProductivity]

Thanks! 😀

[@naoufalelhachlafi1376]

Hello Ciara, i wish you a good luck

[@PhDandProductivity]

thank you Naoufal! same to you

[@ByJamieAnn]

Thank you Ciara for this timer!! I actually used it in my last "day in my life" video and it really helped me stay productive 🙂 Feel free to check it out: th-cam.com/video/sxiQlyBOyto/w-d-xo.html 💕

[@ridhimud2750]

Was it just me or did anyone else hear those random alarm sounds when it wasn't even time to switch to a break? I don't' have any other tabs open and all my alarms are off, but I still heard that sound for no reason. Also, when I rewind the video to when I heard it, it didn't come anymore. P.S., I still love this video, it helped me so much!
Edit: fudge you all! everyone who saw this comment and didn't interact with it someway, fudge you! Even if it was a dislike, I would've been happy! Fudge fudge fudge FUDGE. I hate you, I hate you, I HATE YOU!!!!!!!! >:(