I've tried every productivity technique out there, but the one that actually stuck was the simplest: 25-minute focused sessions with intentional breaks. That's why I built Calm Focus Tune—a zen timer that strips away all the noise and just helps you show up for focused work. No fancy dashboards, no gamification, no guilt-tripping notifications. Just a clean interface that says "hey, commit to 25 minutes of undistracted attention, then breathe." What I've learned is that focus isn't about grinding for hours; it's about being fully present for short, manageable blocks of time. The magic happens when you stop multitasking and just do one thing—write that email, work through that problem, read that chapter—without your phone, without tabs, without that constant mental static. Some sessions feel effortless, others are a struggle, but each one is a small win. This tool has become my daily anchor for getting meaningful work done without burning out.