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Focus Session Log

A one-page log for a day of deep work: name what each focus block is for, then log your start and end times and tally every time your attention drifts. Six numbered session cards, blank times and a drift strip to fill in by hand, and two end-of-day prompts to close the loop. Noticing the drift is the first rep of attention.

  • Portrait
  • 1 page
  • Tracking

Best for: Running a focused, timeboxed workday and seeing where attention leaks.

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Set the day's focus.

Plan your focus blocks.

One focus block per line — what that session is for. Up to 6; extra cards print blank to fill in as you go.

Plan your blocks, or leave them blank and fill each session in as you go.

Print it and start the timer.

Portrait, one page. Log your times and tally each drift as the day goes.

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