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I have been getting around much better since I started adding the following icons to my daily to-do management.
 🍅: 25 minutes per piece. Relatively easy to estimate time. I&#39;ll run a pomodoro timer.
 🍊: 25 minutes per piece. Time estimation is somewhat difficult and should anticipate the possibility of a significant extension.
 🍑: 25 minutes per piece. Whether you can do it or not, or even if you can&#39;t &quot;complete&quot; something in the first place, you finish it exactly in that time.
 🍭: 10 minutes of relaxation.
 🐲: a big one that needs to be done without regard to time required. Dragon.
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<li>Pictogram variation of [Put a pictogram at the beginning of a task
It&#39;s easy to keep a positive mindset when the big task becomes &quot;slay the dragon&quot;.
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<li><a href="/en/Task%20Management">Task Management</a>
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<li><a href="/en/Keep%20your%20mind%20positive">Keep your mind positive</a>
Tomatoes are <a href="/en/pomodoro">pomodoro</a>.
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Dragon Task