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📖 Indistractable - book review

A must-read to focus and improve on signals vs noise.

Sun Jan 11 2026

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📖 I finished reading Indistractable by Nir Eyal this January, and it’s changed how I think about focus - especially as a design leader managing enterprise systems, a growing team, and everything outside of work.

🙌 The book’s premise is powerful: Being indistractable isn’t about eliminating distractions, it’s about managing internal triggers and designing your life around what matters most.

🎶 Here’s what resonated most:

  1. Distraction is an emotional regulation problem
  2. You can’t call yourself distracted if you don’t know what you’re distracted from
  3. External triggers are the last thing to fix, not the first
  4. Indistractability is a skill you can teach

The frameworks for helping your kids, your team, and yourself become less distractible are practical and research-backed. This isn’t just personal - it’s organizational. For anyone leading in tech, design, or product - where context-switching is constant and deep work is essential - this book offers a system, not just tips.

📚 Highly recommended this book alongside Deep Work and Atomic Habits.

⁉️ What systems do you use to protect your focus?

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