In this reflection, we explore the hidden cost of distraction.

Distraction does not take effort. It takes attention. And what we give our attention to slowly shapes who we become.

For the working class, distraction often feels like relief. A pause after long hours. A soft place to land. But over time, relief becomes routine. Routine becomes habit. And habit quietly directs the course of our lives.

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