Timeboxing & Pomodoro with ADHD: What works for you?
I have had very good experiences with focus blocks/timeboxing. Within these blocks, I work using the Pomodoro method: I pick a specific task, set a timer (25–50 minutes), and work exclusively on that task during this period—without distractions (DND on, tabs closed, phone away).
My process is simple: quickly write down the goal/task, start the timer, work until the signal, then take a short break (5–10 minutes), and after a few rounds, take a longer break.
For shielding myself from distractions, I use “Do Not Disturb” mode on my phone, white noise (rain sounds) on my headphones, and a visible timer that shows me the task and the remaining time (I even built my own HTML script for this).
I’m curious:
  • Do you use focused work times?
  • Do you block set time slots in your calendar, or do you do it spontaneously?
  • Do you prefer to work in one long block or in several short sprints?
  • And which tools do you use as timers?
  • What small tricks help you keep distractions away?
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Robin Ewers
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Timeboxing & Pomodoro with ADHD: What works for you?
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