Saathi Yash Verma

Pomodoro Tech: This 25-minute timer technique was invented by Francesco Cirillo in the late 1980s and was created after a typical cooking alarm of 25 minutes. The name Pomodoro was inspired by the kitchen alarm that Francesco used to time himself that was shaped like a Pomodoro, which is Italian for tomato.

*Well to understand it in a simple manner, Just listen to this Podcast I'm assuring you those 3:27mins will be worth it*.

I hope you guys would enjoy.

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Paradigm Shift: "an important change that happens when the usual way of thinking about or doing something is replaced by a new and different way."

To understand it in a better way, I would highly recommend you to listen to this Podcast coz here I've explained it with an amazing example and with some subtle simple words.

I hope you guys would enjoy.

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Hie guys, so in this Episode I talked about : 1. Why to prioritize, 2. How to Prioritize, 3. and The Four Windows of Priority.

These 4 windows has different lists in them, and how you can use it to make your life a bit easy and meaningful.

Podcast Starts at: 2:09

Hope you guys would learn something amazing from it, Cheers..!!

Hie guys in this podcast me and my lil csn brother had a lil chit chat about his goals, life, hobbies and What Corona has done to the education system. It is a total random Podcast I enjoyed it, kinda realized what a 10 year old has in his bucket list and offcourse the demands, It's funny how every one is listening to the same shit from our generation to this, I guess even our parents would have listen the same shit.

Well I hope you guys will enjoy

CIAO

Hey Listeners, In this Episode I've talked How turning your life as a video game will help you.

It's a life hack, and oh boy, it pays well. I hope you'll enjoy this podcast and learn something valuable from here.

Podcast starts - 02:05

In this podcast I talked about 'Centers', It comes in the 1st way of consideration when it comes to take decisions.

In this Episode we have discussed, How to understand your Center and What role 'Principles' play in decision making.

Podcast start - 4:18