Over the last two decades, the average human attention span dropped from two and a half minutes to forty seconds.

That reality is reshaping how collectors think, buy, and build.

In this flagship episode of Stacking Slabs, Brett examines how shrinking attention impacts collecting decisions, long term satisfaction, and the ability to stay focused in a hobby that never stops moving.

The episode explores shiny object syndrome, abandoned collecting lanes, and the constant pressure created by product drops, social feeds, auctions, and hobby content.

It also outlines practical ways collectors can take control of their attention. Clarifying priorities. Filtering noise. Creating space to collect with intention.

This episode is about protecting focus so a collection reflects personal values rather than momentary hype.

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