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The Process Debt Podcast: Improving knowledge work processes to help you reach One Peace Flow.
Uncover how the distraction economy drains 25% of your workday and learn how to break the cycle of digital interruptions to reclaim focus.
Key Takeaways:
- Understand how platforms engineered for engagement create hidden process debt in knowledge work.
- Recognize the true cost of context switching—losing up to two hours daily and 24 minutes per interruption.
- Overcome cognitive friction during complex tasks rather than retreating into digital distractions.
- Implement practical focus guardrails and swap digital noise for meaningful real-world human connection.
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