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Pomodoro for ADHD and burnout
Pomodoro can be a strong support tool for ADHD and burnout because it keeps the work chunk small enough to start.
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Shorter commitments reduce resistance
When the brain is overloaded, a 25-minute or even 15-minute block can be easier to start than an open-ended task.
- • Make the first step tiny
- • Keep the break visible
- • Use the rhythm, not perfection
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Burnout needs pacing, not pressure
The point is not to squeeze harder. The point is to give the nervous system predictable rest so work is less costly.
- • Use shorter cycles when drained
- • Keep breaks genuinely restorative
- • Adjust the rhythm to the day
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