Studying is HARD before it gets EASY so Gain MOMENTUM by using the 90sec Pomodoro.

Studying can be challenging before it becomes easier, so harness the power of MOMENTUM with the 90-second Pomodoro technique.
In short: Momentum is the unseen force that transforms struggle into ease, hard work into instinct, and resistance into inspiration.

Momentum is crucial for unlocking your best self—it’s the key to peak performance, often referred to as the Flow State!

Achieving momentum is the rewarding payoff that comes from overcoming the inertia of resistance, which often manifests as reluctance.

  • Once you break through this resistance, you’ll find yourself in a state of pure momentum.

This state can manifest in various ways, with the most remarkable being the Flow State:

  • Here, you are operating at the pinnacle of your physical, mental, and spiritual capacities.
  • You feel completely aligned with your heart, mind, and soul.
  • Your mind becomes sharp, your actions instinctive, and your awareness heightened.

Some refer to this experience as “being in the zone” or achieving “peak performance.”

  • You can also think of it as a harmonious connection with your Heart, Mind, and Soul (Subconscious), as well as a state of Inspiration.

The beauty of Flow is that it compounds; once you initiate momentum, it becomes increasingly difficult to stop.

The KEY to achieving momentum [and entering the Flow State] is by implementing the 90-second Pomodoro technique as a warm-up.

  • This approach acknowledges that everything is challenging before it becomes effortless.
  • The 90-second Pomodoro utilizes the power of chunking to simplify any task, whether physical, mental, or social.
  • Prior to starting any activity, whether it’s physical exercise or studying, use a timer to commit to 90 seconds of effort, followed by brief breaks of 5 minutes, and gradually extend to 15-minute intervals.
  • For example, think 90 seconds of focused work, followed by a 90-second break, then 5 minutes of work, and another 90-second break… continue this cycle until the conscious effort feels effortless.

The objective is to integrate the 90-second Pomodoro into your routine each time you need to warm up for a task.

  • Once you’re warmed up, transitioning into the Flow State will be much smoother.

I’d love to hear your thoughts on the importance of warming up and building momentum in the comments below:

  • Have you experienced this before?
  • When was the last time you truly felt ‘in the zone’?
  • Or ‘in harmony with your Heart, Mind, and Soul (Subconscious)’?
  • What’s your secret for building momentum?

One Reply to “Studying is HARD before it gets EASY so Gain MOMENTUM by using the 90sec Pomodoro.”

  1. I love how you highlighted the concept of momentum as a crucial driving force in our productivity and creativity! It’s so true that the hardest part is often just getting started. The idea of using the 90-second Pomodoro as a warm-up is such a practical approach—it makes daunting tasks seem manageable, and it’s a great way to break free from that initial inertia.

    I’ve definitely experienced those moments when I feel “in the zone.” It often happens when I’m fully focused on a meaningful task and the outside world fades away. Those times remind me how powerful it is to be aligned with my mind and spirit.

    As for secrets to gaining momentum, I’ve found that setting tiny, achievable goals really helps. When I complete a small task, it provides a quick win that boosts my motivation to tackle the next one. I might even use the 90-second Pomodoro technique to help establish a routine!

    I’m excited to try this method more consistently and see how it enhances my flow state. Thanks for the insightful post! How about you—what’s been your experience with finding your flow?

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