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You sit down to work. Phone face-down. Browser tabs minimized. You're ready. Ninety seconds later, you're reading a headline you don't remember clicking. Your coffee has gone cold. The document you meant to open is still blank. Here's the part nobody tells you: that wasn't a character flaw. That was your brain doing exactly what brains do. The question isn't whether your attention will wander. It will. The question is whether you have a way back. Most people try to fix distraction with willpower—gritting their teeth, white-knuckling through. It fails, every time, because willpower is a battery, not a muscle. It drains.