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diff --git a/8-Hour Workday Planning.md b/8-Hour Workday Planning.md
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-### **Key Features of Each Technique**
-1. **Eisenhower Matrix:** **Do, Decide, Delegate, Delete** – the original terminology is strictly followed to provide clear actionable steps.
-2. **Pomodoro Technique:** Emphasizes **working in timed intervals** with breaks to maintain energy and focus.
-3. **Time Blocking Method:** Focuses on **structured, uninterrupted blocks of time** for maximum productivity.
-4. **Pickle Jar Theory:** Breaks tasks into **big rocks, pebbles, and sand**, ensuring logical organization and flow.
-5. **GTD (Getting Things Done):** Encourages **capturing, organizing, and reviewing tasks** for clarity and preparedness.
+### **Notes**
+- The Time range might vary, depending on arose situations
diff --git a/8-Hour Workday Breakdown.md b/8-Hour Workday Breakdown.md
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-### **8-Hour Workday Breakdown with Detailed "What to Do"**
-
-| **Title**                      | **Details**                                                                                                                                        | **What to Do**                                                                                                                                                   | **Technique**         | **Hours** |
-|--------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|----------------------------|-----------|
-| **Planning and Prioritization**| Review daily tasks and categorize them as urgent/important, not urgent/important, etc. Prioritize tasks into actionable steps.                    | - **When to Do:** Tackle urgent and important tasks immediately.<br>- **When to Decide:** Delegate important but not urgent tasks.<br>- **When to Drop:** Eliminate non-urgent and non-important tasks. | **Eisenhower Matrix**      | 0.5       |
-| **Focused Work Session 1**     | Work on the most critical tasks with deep focus. Use short, timed intervals of intense work (e.g., 25 mins) followed by short breaks.              | - **How to Start:** Select the most critical task from your priority list.<br>- **Interval:** Work in 25-minute focused sprints.<br>- **Break Rule:** Take 5-minute breaks after each sprint.          | **Pomodoro Technique**     | 2         |
-| **Short Break**                | Take 15 minutes to step away, relax, and recharge.                                                                                                | - **What to Do:** Stretch, take a walk, or hydrate.<br>- **Why:** Reduces fatigue and boosts productivity.<br>- **Focus:** Avoid checking emails or tasks during the break.                           | **Pomodoro Break Strategy**| 0.25      |
-| **Focused Work Session 2**     | Allocate fixed time blocks to work on important but non-urgent tasks. Avoid multitasking and concentrate on one task at a time.                   | - **When to Use:** Dedicate a specific block of time for non-urgent tasks.<br>- **How to Stay Focused:** Turn off notifications and avoid multitasking.<br>- **Wrap-Up:** Review what’s completed.      | **Time Blocking Method**   | 1.5       |
-| **Lunch Break**                | Take time to eat and disconnect from work. Avoid thinking about tasks.                                                                            | - **What to Do:** Step away from the workspace and focus on recharging.<br>- **Why:** Provides mental clarity and energy.<br>- **Don’t:** Avoid discussing or planning work during this time.         | **Eat That Frog Method**   | 1         |
-| **Focused Work Session 3**     | Address collaborative or creative tasks. If stuck on a task, break it down into smaller, manageable parts.                                        | - **How to Organize:** Identify "big rocks" (important tasks) first.<br>- **Add Details:** Focus on "pebbles" (secondary elements).<br>- **Final Step:** Fill in "sand" (minor details).              | **Pickle Jar Theory**      | 2         |
-| **Short Break**                | Take another 15-minute break to refresh your mind and relax.                                                                                      | - **What to Do:** Meditate, hydrate, or step outside for fresh air.<br>- **When to Take:** After a focused session to avoid fatigue.<br>- **Avoid:** Social media or work discussions.                | **Pomodoro Break Strategy**| 0.25      |
-| **Wrap-Up and Review**         | Review completed tasks and organize unfinished work. Prepare a to-do list for the next day.                                                      | - **What to Review:** List what was completed and pending.<br>- **How to Plan:** Use insights from today to adjust tomorrow’s goals.<br>- **Focus:** Set realistic and clear objectives.             | **Getting Things Done (GTD)** | 1         |

diff --git a/8-Hour Workday Planning.md b/8-Hour Workday Planning.md
@@ -0,0 +1,83 @@
+### **Why plan the breakdown?**
+
+#### **1. Integrate Goal-Setting for the Day**
+   - Start the day with a **specific, measurable goal** for each session:
+     - Example: For a **focused work session**, set a clear deliverable like "Draft the first three sections of the report."
+   - Tie these goals to your **weekly or long-term objectives** for better alignment with broader priorities.
+
+#### **2. Focus on Energy Management**
+   - Incorporate the **Ultradian Rhythm** (90–120 minute energy cycles):
+     - Plan intense focus sessions (e.g., Pomodoro) during peak energy cycles.
+     - Schedule breaks or less demanding tasks during energy dips (e.g., post-lunch).
+   - Add a short **energizing activity** (e.g., deep breathing or light exercise) after lunch to combat the afternoon slump.
+
+#### **3. Micro-Reflection After Each Session**
+   - After each work session, spend **2–3 minutes** to:
+     - Evaluate what went well.
+     - Identify blockers or distractions.
+     - Adjust the next session's focus if needed.
+   - This keeps your day adaptable and ensures continuous improvement.
+
+#### **4. Prioritize Break Variety**
+   - Avoid monotony by using different break types:
+     - Physical: Stretching, walking, or light exercise.
+     - Mental: Meditation, journaling, or listening to music.
+     - Social: Chatting with a colleague or loved one.
+   - Assign **break goals**, e.g., "Take a 5-minute walk for fresh air."
+
+#### **5. Introduce End-of-Week Review**
+   - Dedicate **30 minutes on the final workday** to:
+     - Review the week’s accomplishments.
+     - Evaluate what worked and what didn’t.
+     - Plan for the next week with clear goals and priorities.
+
+#### **6. Incorporate Time Tracking**
+   - Use time-tracking tools (e.g., **Toggl, Clockify**) to measure:
+     - Time spent on tasks to identify inefficiencies.
+     - Trends in productivity (e.g., when you’re most focused).
+   - Analyze tracked data weekly for continuous optimization.
+
+#### **7. Mental Preparation for Transitioning Tasks**
+   - Include **transition rituals** to mentally prepare for the next session:
+     - Example: Before starting a focused session, take 2 minutes to close unrelated tabs, organize your desk, or visualize the task at hand.
+   - Helps reduce mental clutter and ensures smoother transitions.
+
+---
+### **8-Hour Workday Breakdown with Proper Terminology**
+
+| **Title**                      | **To Do**                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      | **Technique**         | **Hours** |
+|--------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|----------------------------|-----------|
+| **Planning and Prioritization**| - **Do:** Handle tasks that are urgent and important immediately.<br>- **Decide:** Schedule tasks that are important but not urgent.<br>- **Delegate:** Assign urgent but less important tasks to others.<br>- **Delete:** Eliminate tasks that are neither urgent nor important.              | **Eisenhower Matrix**      | 0.5       |
+| **Focused Work Session 1**     | - **Work in Sprints:** Focus on a single task for 25 minutes.<br>- **Take Breaks:** After each sprint, take a 5-minute break.<br>- **After 4 Sprints:** Take a longer 15–30 minute break.<br>- Use a timer to track work and ensure discipline during intervals.                                            | **Pomodoro Technique**     | 2         |
+| **Short Break**                | - **Relax for 15 Minutes:** Step away from work and do light activities (e.g., stretch, walk, meditate).<br>- **Avoid Work-Related Activities:** Use this time to recharge without engaging in emails or task planning.<br>- **Return Refreshed:** Resume work with renewed focus.              | **Pomodoro Break Strategy**| 0.25      |
+| **Focused Work Session 2**     | - **Define Time Blocks:** Assign specific time blocks for tasks, ensuring undivided attention.<br>- **No Multitasking:** Work on one task per block.<br>- **Stick to the Schedule:** Follow the planned blocks without altering them unless urgent tasks arise.                                            | **Time Blocking Method**   | 1.5       |
+| **Lunch Break**                | - **Take a Full Break:** Step away from your desk and focus on eating.<br>- **Avoid Work-Related Topics:** Do not discuss or think about work during this time.<br>- **Recharge Mentally:** Use this time to refresh your energy and gain mental clarity for the rest of the day.                      | **Eat That Frog Method**   | 1         |
+| **Focused Work Session 3**     | - **Prioritize Big Tasks:** Start with the "big rocks" (major tasks).<br>- **Add Supporting Details:** Work on "pebbles" (secondary tasks).<br>- **Fill in the Minor Details:** Address the "sand" (small tasks) to complete the overall work.<br>- Structure tasks logically to maintain flow. | **Pickle Jar Theory**      | 2         |
+| **Short Break**                | - **Take Another 15-Minute Break:** Step away from your workspace for light activity.<br>- **Engage in Relaxing Activities:** Meditate, stretch, or get fresh air.<br>- **Avoid Overthinking:** Let your mind reset to maintain focus for the final session.                                          | **Pomodoro Break Strategy**| 0.25      |
+| **Wrap-Up and Review**         | - **Capture All Tasks:** Write down tasks completed and those pending.<br>- **Clarify Next Steps:** Break down tomorrow’s tasks into actionable items.<br>- **Organize and Reflect:** Use insights from today to adjust tomorrow’s schedule for improved productivity.                                      | **Getting Things Done (GTD)** | 1         |
+
+---
+
+### **More focused breakdown**
+
+| **Title**                      | **To Do**                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 | **Technique**         | **Hours** |
+|--------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|----------------------------|-----------|
+| **Goal Setting (Morning)**     | - Set clear, actionable goals for the day.<br>- Align tasks with weekly or long-term objectives.<br>- Write down 1–3 key priorities to focus on.                                                                                               | **Goal-Oriented Planning** | 0.25      |
+| **Planning and Prioritization**| - **Do:** Handle urgent/important tasks immediately.<br>- **Decide:** Schedule important/not urgent tasks.<br>- **Delegate:** Assign urgent but less important tasks.<br>- **Delete:** Eliminate non-essential tasks.<br>- Use **Todoist** or a planner. | **Eisenhower Matrix**      | 0.5       |
+| **Focused Work Session 1**     | - **Work in Sprints:** 25-minute intervals of deep focus.<br>- **Take Breaks:** 5 minutes between intervals, longer break after 4 sprints.<br>- Use a **Pomodoro timer** like TomatoTimer.<br>- Example: Draft a report section or fix a bug.        | **Pomodoro Technique**     | 2         |
+| **Short Break**                | - **Relax for 15 Minutes:** Stretch, take a walk, or hydrate.<br>- **Engage in Mindfulness:** Meditate or listen to calming music.<br>- **Avoid Distractions:** Stay off emails and social media.                                              | **Pomodoro Break Strategy**| 0.25      |
+| **Focused Work Session 2**     | - **Define Time Blocks:** Dedicate specific time for non-urgent tasks.<br>- **Stick to the Plan:** Avoid multitasking.<br>- Example: Prepare slides for a meeting or organize notes.<br>- Use **Google Calendar** for visual blocking.              | **Time Blocking Method**   | 1.5       |
+| **Lunch Break**                | - **Disconnect Completely:** Step away from your desk.<br>- **Recharge Physically:** Have a healthy meal and relax.<br>- **Avoid Work Thoughts:** Focus on non-work-related topics like a hobby or casual conversation.                              | **Eat That Frog Method**   | 1         |
+| **Focused Work Session 3**     | - **Start with Big Rocks:** Tackle key tasks.<br>- **Add Pebbles:** Complete secondary steps.<br>- **Finish with Sand:** Handle smaller details.<br>- Example: Draft a marketing strategy or brainstorm ideas.<br>- Use **Notion** to organize. | **Pickle Jar Theory**      | 2         |
+| **Short Break**                | - **Take Another 15-Minute Break:** Engage in light activities like walking, stretching, or deep breathing.<br>- **Reflect:** Think about progress made so far.                                                                                  | **Pomodoro Break Strategy**| 0.25      |
+| **Wrap-Up and Review**         | - **Capture Tasks:** Write down completed and pending tasks.<br>- **Clarify Tomorrow’s Goals:** Break them into actionable steps.<br>- **Reflect:** Identify what went well and what needs improvement.<br>- Use a tool like **Trello** for tracking. | **Getting Things Done (GTD)** | 1         |
+| **Buffer Time**                | - Handle unexpected tasks or finish overdue work.<br>- Use this time for anything that overruns earlier sessions.                                                                                                                           | **Flexibility Buffer**      | 0.5       |
+
+---
+
+### **Key Features of Each Technique**
+1. **Eisenhower Matrix:** **Do, Decide, Delegate, Delete** – the original terminology is strictly followed to provide clear actionable steps.
+2. **Pomodoro Technique:** Emphasizes **working in timed intervals** with breaks to maintain energy and focus.
+3. **Time Blocking Method:** Focuses on **structured, uninterrupted blocks of time** for maximum productivity.
+4. **Pickle Jar Theory:** Breaks tasks into **big rocks, pebbles, and sand**, ensuring logical organization and flow.
+5. **GTD (Getting Things Done):** Encourages **capturing, organizing, and reviewing tasks** for clarity and preparedness.
diff --git a/8-Hour Workday Breakdown.md b/8-Hour Workday Breakdown.md
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 ### **8-Hour Workday Breakdown with Detailed "What to Do"**
 
-| **Title**                      | **Details**                                                                                                                                        | **What to Do**                                                                                                                                                   | **Technique Name**         | **Hours** |
+| **Title**                      | **Details**                                                                                                                                        | **What to Do**                                                                                                                                                   | **Technique**         | **Hours** |
 |--------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|----------------------------|-----------|
 | **Planning and Prioritization**| Review daily tasks and categorize them as urgent/important, not urgent/important, etc. Prioritize tasks into actionable steps.                    | - **When to Do:** Tackle urgent and important tasks immediately.<br>- **When to Decide:** Delegate important but not urgent tasks.<br>- **When to Drop:** Eliminate non-urgent and non-important tasks. | **Eisenhower Matrix**      | 0.5       |
 | **Focused Work Session 1**     | Work on the most critical tasks with deep focus. Use short, timed intervals of intense work (e.g., 25 mins) followed by short breaks.              | - **How to Start:** Select the most critical task from your priority list.<br>- **Interval:** Work in 25-minute focused sprints.<br>- **Break Rule:** Take 5-minute breaks after each sprint.          | **Pomodoro Technique**     | 2         |

diff --git a/8-Hour Workday Breakdown.md b/8-Hour Workday Breakdown.md
@@ -0,0 +1,12 @@
+### **8-Hour Workday Breakdown with Detailed "What to Do"**
+
+| **Title**                      | **Details**                                                                                                                                        | **What to Do**                                                                                                                                                   | **Technique Name**         | **Hours** |
+|--------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|----------------------------|-----------|
+| **Planning and Prioritization**| Review daily tasks and categorize them as urgent/important, not urgent/important, etc. Prioritize tasks into actionable steps.                    | - **When to Do:** Tackle urgent and important tasks immediately.<br>- **When to Decide:** Delegate important but not urgent tasks.<br>- **When to Drop:** Eliminate non-urgent and non-important tasks. | **Eisenhower Matrix**      | 0.5       |
+| **Focused Work Session 1**     | Work on the most critical tasks with deep focus. Use short, timed intervals of intense work (e.g., 25 mins) followed by short breaks.              | - **How to Start:** Select the most critical task from your priority list.<br>- **Interval:** Work in 25-minute focused sprints.<br>- **Break Rule:** Take 5-minute breaks after each sprint.          | **Pomodoro Technique**     | 2         |
+| **Short Break**                | Take 15 minutes to step away, relax, and recharge.                                                                                                | - **What to Do:** Stretch, take a walk, or hydrate.<br>- **Why:** Reduces fatigue and boosts productivity.<br>- **Focus:** Avoid checking emails or tasks during the break.                           | **Pomodoro Break Strategy**| 0.25      |
+| **Focused Work Session 2**     | Allocate fixed time blocks to work on important but non-urgent tasks. Avoid multitasking and concentrate on one task at a time.                   | - **When to Use:** Dedicate a specific block of time for non-urgent tasks.<br>- **How to Stay Focused:** Turn off notifications and avoid multitasking.<br>- **Wrap-Up:** Review what’s completed.      | **Time Blocking Method**   | 1.5       |
+| **Lunch Break**                | Take time to eat and disconnect from work. Avoid thinking about tasks.                                                                            | - **What to Do:** Step away from the workspace and focus on recharging.<br>- **Why:** Provides mental clarity and energy.<br>- **Don’t:** Avoid discussing or planning work during this time.         | **Eat That Frog Method**   | 1         |
+| **Focused Work Session 3**     | Address collaborative or creative tasks. If stuck on a task, break it down into smaller, manageable parts.                                        | - **How to Organize:** Identify "big rocks" (important tasks) first.<br>- **Add Details:** Focus on "pebbles" (secondary elements).<br>- **Final Step:** Fill in "sand" (minor details).              | **Pickle Jar Theory**      | 2         |
+| **Short Break**                | Take another 15-minute break to refresh your mind and relax.                                                                                      | - **What to Do:** Meditate, hydrate, or step outside for fresh air.<br>- **When to Take:** After a focused session to avoid fatigue.<br>- **Avoid:** Social media or work discussions.                | **Pomodoro Break Strategy**| 0.25      |
+| **Wrap-Up and Review**         | Review completed tasks and organize unfinished work. Prepare a to-do list for the next day.                                                      | - **What to Review:** List what was completed and pending.<br>- **How to Plan:** Use insights from today to adjust tomorrow’s goals.<br>- **Focus:** Set realistic and clear objectives.             | **Getting Things Done (GTD)** | 1         |
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