Feeling overwhelmed by your study goals? You’re not alone — and you don’t have to face them alone either.
This 5-hour “Study With Me” video offers a quiet, focused space where you can work alongside someone also doing their best. Whether you’re preparing for an exam like the SAT, IELTS, GRE, Abitur, or just trying to read and retain dense academic material, this session is here to give you structure and support — without the noise.
🎥 Watch the full video here:
STUDY WITH ME – 5-Hour POMODORO 50/10 No Music | SILENT BREAKS
What to Expect
This is a real-time, realistic 5-hour Pomodoro study session, using the 50/10 method: 50 minutes of deep, silent focus followed by 10-minute breaks. There’s no background music, no voiceover, no commentary. Just the soft background sounds of focused study — page turns, pen scratches, the occasional stretch — and completely silent breaks for you to recharge your brain.
This session is ideal if you’re:
✅ Struggling to focus or beat procrastination
✅ Studying for high-stakes exams (SAT, IELTS, GRE, GMAT, Abitur, etc.)
✅ Working on academic reading, essays, or long projects
✅ Needing quiet accountability in real time
✅ Feeling isolated in your study journey and want quiet companionship
What I Was Studying
During this video, I was diving into the dense world of phonetics while drafting a critical review of a scientific article — which means lots of reading, deep analysis, and precise academic writing. It’s not always pretty or perfect, but it’s real. You’ll see me trying to stay on task, getting mentally tired, and gently pulling myself back to focus again and again.
This isn’t a motivational montage or a curated productivity highlight reel. It’s an honest study session — just like the ones you’re going through.
Pomodoro Session Breakdown
Want to follow along? Use the chapters below to sync your timer with mine:
- 00:00:07 – Pomodoro Session 1
- 00:50:44 – Break
- 01:03:15 – Pomodoro Session 2
- 01:53:33 – Break
- 02:09:13 – Pomodoro Session 3
- 02:59:31 – Break
- 03:12:12 – Pomodoro Session 4
- 04:01:51 – Break
- 04:14:09 – Pomodoro Session 5
Each study period is 50 minutes of silent focus, and every break is a full 10 minutes of total rest — no distractions, no background noise, just your chance to breathe, move, or stare out the window for a bit.
Why Silent Study Works
Sometimes, the best thing we can do is eliminate excess stimulation. This video is designed for those moments when music becomes a distraction, when you need to dive deep into your thoughts, and when the only sound you want is the quiet of someone else also working hard.
It’s also about companionship. Watching someone else study — not with a polished edit or fast cuts — but slowly, calmly, in real time, can be a powerful anchor. Especially if you’re feeling burned out, overwhelmed, or disconnected from your goals.
Tools That Help Me Study
Here are a few items I use (or dream of using!) to make study time more effective:
📖 Kindle I Use: https://amzn.to/44sL4lr
📝 My Dream Kindle Scribe: https://amzn.to/4nhMSVR
🎁 My Wishlist (Support This Project): https://amzn.to/3TuFREI
☕ Buy Me a Coffee: https://ko-fi.com/studyole
🎥 Tip via Streamlabs: https://streamlabs.com/studyole/tip
📅 Want to join my future live study sessions?
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A Message for Fellow Learners ❤️
Studying is hard. And it doesn’t always look productive. Sometimes you’ll feel foggy. Sometimes you’ll fight distractions. But you showed up — and that counts. This channel is a space for imperfect learners. For slow readers. For deep thinkers. For tired students. For people doing their best.
Whether you’re in the US, UK, Germany, France, Spain, Australia, Italy, or anywhere else — and whether you’re studying for the SAT, IELTS, Abitur, DELF, CELI, or just trying to finish a paper — you’re welcome here.
Let’s keep building healthy, gentle, and realistic study habits together.
📌 If this helped you focus or brought you peace, please consider:
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💬 Sharing what you studied in the comments — I’d love to know
Happy studying, friend. You’ve got this. 🌱
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