When Previous Ones Become Dead
"no correction turn my 80% of my time are super valueable hyperfocused moments that the value inside gets killed because as i enter a new hyperfocus the previous ones become dead no matter how valuable they" ā 2025-07 | Hyperfocus Cognitive Enhancement
The Math
- 80% of time = valuable hyperfocus
- Value created = enormous
- Value retained = almost nothing
- Conversion rate = 0.1%
Why
"as i enter a new hyperfocus the previous ones become dead"
Not "deprioritized." Not "set aside." Not "I'll get back to it."
Dead.
The searchlight moves. What it leaves behind ceases to exist.
"No matter how valuable"
This is the cruelest part.
The insight could be brilliant. The code could be perfect. The idea could be worth millions.
Doesn't matter.
When the tunnel shifts, it's gone.
The Solution
You can't fix the attention. You can build a memory.
External. Persistent. Searchable.
Something that doesn't die when the spotlight moves.
ā The Prosthetic