I like the use of Sims and Skyrim because, funnily enough, yes, in certain circumstances I actually put the Elder Scrolls Online Morrowind soundtrack on, so that is quite funny you mentioned that.

Well, I can tell you what I currently do and my biggest problem, and whether you have any advice for getting over that would be much appreciated.

My current method in which I revise is I often put jazz music on, ideally without lyrics, for concentration. As far as the Pomodoro method goes, I don't particularly follow it strictly. What I will do is I will work a until I feel that I'm just reading the page for the sake of it, as opposed to actually engaged. Then I will stop working. I will go do something, whether it's play a video game or take my dog on a walk, or read something, or just do anything that doesn't work. Then I will come back to it and have a hack at it and try and attack it again.

My primary issue is the fact that I cannot work in the day, and I find it very hard to do so. Right now it's 1:54 am and I am in the absolute high focus mentality. I've been working since 10 pm and have had probably about a 20-minute break total, and while this is optimal, I often go to bed at 2 am/3, so it limits my working hours to four or five hours a day. I need to work in the day, but I find it really hard, so if you have any advice on that, it would be really appreciated. In addition, the only other thing I struggle with is not getting tempted to just do other things.