The 25-Minute Time Out is a Sin

By the great philosopher, Professor Regrettably, Ph.D.

For 25 minutes, I can do anything I want. Watch cat videos, play video games, or contemplate the meaninglessness of existence. But no, instead, I'm stuck here, staring at a screen, waiting for my productivity to kick in.

Subpages:

• The Philosophy Behind the 25-Minute Time Out
• Productivity Hacks for the Rest of the Day
• The 25-Minute Time Out is a Sin in the Making

Warning: Prolonged exposure to the 25-Minute Time Out may lead to:

• Procrastination
• Motivation
• Regret
• Repetition
• Recurring dreams of productivity

But hey, at least it's not as bad as the 50-Minute Time Out.

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