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I hope I can help. Hello. - CLON286 - 01-29-2025
My name is Sam I am glad to be here.
RE: I hope I can help. Hello. - FocusMe Admin - 01-31-2025
(01-29-2025, 09:35 AM)CLON286 Wrote: My name is Sam I am glad to be here.
So glad to have you here too, Clon! Feel free to check around - ask and share any FocusMe tips you have. We're happy to hear them!
Cheers,
Ryan
The FocusMe Suppot Team
RE: I hope I can help. Hello. - ersteeve - 02-03-2025
Hi admin,
I'm new here, too. Do you have any advices for new member joining this forum?
RE: I hope I can help. Hello. - BennettKuphal - 02-04-2025
Hi, nice to meet you. Please share what you know with us.
RE: I hope I can help. Hello. - FocusMe Admin - 02-13-2025
Hello, Ersteeve and Bennett!
Welcome to the fam and community! Feel free to check around and let us know if there's anything we can help or maybe you can share about your productivity tips!
Cheers!
Ryan
The FocusMe Support Team
RE: I hope I can help. Hello. - ersteeve - 02-18-2025
I struggle with distractions while working—does anyone have tips on how to stay focused for longer periods without burnout?
RE: I hope I can help. Hello. - sophia2025 - 04-05-2025
A great tip for staying focused without burning out is to break your work into manageable chunks using techniques like the Pomodoro Technique—work for 25 minutes, then take a 5-minute break. This helps maintain focus and prevents mental fatigue. I use the FocusMe app to block out digital distractions.
RE: I hope I can help. Hello. - FocusMe Admin - 04-06-2025
Love this tip, Sophia! ?
The Pomodoro Technique + FocusMe is such a powerful combo. Breaking work into chunks keeps your brain fresh, and with FocusMe blocking out all the digital noise, it’s so much easier to stay in the zone.
It’s all about working smarter, not harder—and avoiding burnout while still making real progress. ?? Thanks for sharing this with the community!
Cheers!
Ryan
The FocusMe Support Team