In 2016, LNS turned to our friend Bailey Parnell the founder and CEO of SkillsCamp and an expert in all aspects of training to provide students with the best tools to increase productivity. If you liked these productivity exercises for students or want to learn new skills, we have a non-technical skills school called SkillsCamp. It is when you wake up in the morning that you have more willpower and can better get yourself involved in difficult and boring tasks such as the next paragraph of your essay. What is your goal now? Are you trying to train every day? Are you trying to read every day? Then it’s time to train on days that are not zero. Divide your work into “Write for 25 minutes, then go to the toilet” or “Send an email for 25 minutes, then eat something to eat”. “With Pomodoro technology, this short break is your reward. There is a lot of stress that takes up your time and prevents you from doing your best work. Just before getting out of bed in the morning, I take my laptop off the bedside table, open it – my eyes are slowly adjusting – and work on my most difficult or creative task of the day. In my dreams, this bad molecule is eliminated naturally. So when we sleep and drink coffee together, the sleep leaves enough room for caffeine. We made the wrong coffee. The Pomodoro technique is to divide the work into 25-minute lots, divided by short breaks. You can set deadlines, create colorful projects, subtasks and much more, but the best thing is what you see on the screen when you mark many tasks. Whether you’re working on a test this week or are about to start your career, you need to define your future performance habits now to prepare for success later. Ever heard of dopamine? This fantastic chemical releases our brain to make us feel good. Every time you define a task, it releases small injections of dopamine.