For years, I kept 20+ tabs open — email, Slack, docs, Twitter, Jira, random Stack Overflow answers. My brain was constantly context-switching without me realizing it.
The result? My deep work sessions went from 15–20 minutes to over 90 minutes. My anxiety dropped. I stopped “checking things real quick” that turned into 45-minute detours. quakperp
I’ll give you one that sounds almost too simple: For years, I kept 20+ tabs open —
What’s a small daily habit that dramatically improved your focus? My deep work sessions went from 15–20 minutes
It looks like you might have meant or “Stack Exchange” (like Super User or Server Fault), or possibly “Quantum” (if it’s a niche physics forum).
Then I tried a 2-week experiment: every morning, I choose one priority task, open only the tabs needed for it, and close everything else. If I need something later, I use bookmarks or “read later” apps.