Distraction Is a Learned Skill—And You're Getting Too Good at It #focus #mindset #deepwork
TJ Walker argues that constant distraction is a learned habit that erodes our capacity for deep work and clear thinking. Multitasking and app switching train us to be efficient at interruption, making it harder to engage with complex problems long enough to solve them.
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