I was once working on an SAP ERP project across two regions - supporting a go-live in Far East Asia while simultaneously handling user testing phase in Southeast Asia. Those who worked with me knew how intense the workload was, how high the stakes were, and how long the days stretched. It remains one of the most memorable periods of my career. At the end of that go-live week, I discovered I had received around 1,500 emails. More than half were CCs, but the rest required actio

Have you ever felt like there’s just not enough time in the day? You start work early, stay late, power through tasks - but somehow, the important things still don’t get done. It’s frustrating. It feels like time is slipping through your fingers. But what if the problem isn’t time? What if it’s priorities? Most of us don’t consciously choose where our time goes. We react. We handle what’s urgent, what’s in front of us, what screams the loudest. We are firefighting perpetually

In this deep dive, let’s take a look at each of the steps of the Pomodoro Technique and see what they really entail. This is a technique that can equally help busy professionals as well as students in mintaining focus and getting the most done with their time. 1. Choose a task you’d like to get done Having a to-do list where you list all your pending tasks is quite helpful if you are to get the most out of this technique. The reason is, as you switch from one Pomodoro (25-mi