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Lost Deep Work Time
Knowledge workers and founders lose deep work time to constant interruptions, context switching, and the burden of maintaining productivity systems.
In their words
a workload I couldn't do for months got done in a single day
I already have too many tools. What I would genuinely pay for is something that helps me protect deep work time
Id pay 14.99 for a productivity app that was more conversational.
Anything that requires me to remember to open a separate thing is dead on arrival
One app that actually keeps track of everything I’m working on without making me spend half my time managing the app itself.
If it doesn't remove a task completely it doesn't stick.
if he puts "focus time" people book over it so he started giving the blocks boring meeting names
you are supposed to produce focused high quality work while your nervous system is being hosted in a group chat
I asked management for feedback on what I might be doing wrong, and never got an answer.
If I can get 10 minutes of my managers time it could save me an hour of mine.
Everything feels equally urgent, so I freeze, get distracted, or start with the tasks that cause me to fall behind.
Me quedan 4 horas netas para trabajar y casi siempre distribuidas en bloques de no mas de 60 minutos.
I'm forced to use the Microsoft ecosystem at work and the sluggishness of it is a major source of procrastination.
Sometimes it’s fixing small product details, writing copy, replying to people... solving random problems that disappear from memory two days later.
knowledge workers and founders
Where they talk
- r/ProductivityApps
- r/SaaS
- r/SideProject
- r/smallbusiness
- r/ADHD
- r/corporate
- r/Entrepreneurs
- r/remotework
Tools they use today
- Notion
- Microsoft Teams
- Slack
- Claude
- Excel
- Google Sheets
- Obsidian
- Todoist
Why those fall short
- focus time is not respected; people book over it
- High maintenance, requires remembering, upkeep becomes another chore
- interruptions and urge to check persist even when tools are muted
- In-person interruptions are unscheduled and unblockable; managers enable them
- work never feels done, so they keep responding
Map of ideas
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