What Is the Pomodoro Technique? A Reader's Field Guide
What is the pomodoro technique, and does it work for reading? The 25-minute method explained, with its rules, its limits and a one-week plan for your queue.
6 articles by Felix McCormack.
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Benefits of Note Taking: What Audio Listeners Gain
What the research says about the benefits of note taking, where it is weaker than the headlines, and how to take notes when your source is audio.
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Best ways to organize notes that you'll actually keep using
Why most note organization systems fail, what three approaches actually survive long-term, and how audio review changes the math on retrieval.
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Read Aloud Extensions in 2026: Honest Take for Commuters
Read aloud extensions work for one-off desk sessions. They break the moment you leave your laptop. Here is an honest breakdown of what to use, and when.
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Text to Speech for Studying: What Actually Holds Up
Text to speech for studying works, but only when the content type matches the tool. A practical breakdown of what holds up on academic material.
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Turning Your Reading List Into Action Items That Stick
A voice-memo method for turning what you hear on your commute into action items you actually do, built for one listener, not a meeting room.
