Have you noticed how you open multiple tabs — yet struggle to focus on even one?
This isn’t a lack of discipline. It’s mental overload.
Each open tab represents a thought, task, or intention waiting for attention. When too many stay open at once, the brain stays in a constant state of anticipation instead of presence.
Switching tabs gives a brief sense of progress, but it fragments focus and keeps the nervous system alert rather than settled. Over time, this pattern creates mental fatigue, restlessness, and the feeling of never fully finishing anything.
An Ego Ease reminder: focus isn’t about doing more. It’s about giving one thing enough safety to complete.
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