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Attention Is Freed Only on Statement and Clarity
Creating a fixed-window ritual that instantiates and assigns every open loop a state, so none of them has to poll for attention during the week.
My experience:
Figured out this on a Sunday, which is generally my most scattered or anticipation-computing day for what I haven't closed during the week, and for what comes the next week.
The objective of this ritual is to prune and conclude every worktree that is past due or dormant, and give executional clarity and datetime to those that are latent. This way, and by allocating a specific time of the day to do this dedicatedly, we prevent their recall in unwanted or inconvenient moments, therefore allowing fluid uninterrupted attention and efficient allostasis.
Premise
- An open loop consumes background attention until it has a