Why Context Switching Feels Harmless But Quietly Destroys Output Most teams don’t lose performance in obvious ways—they lose it in fragments. A Slack ping, a “quick question,” a meeting inserted mid-block—each looks harmless in isolation. But when repeated across

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Most people fail to correctly define productivity. They frame it as a individual strength. Some people seem wired for it, while others constantly lose it. This view is flawed. Productivity is rarely just a trait. It is the output of a structure. A p