Most teams don’t have an effort problem—they have an attention problem.
Tiny disruptions rarely look dangerous in the moment.
And every disruption forces your brain to restart.
Execution becomes inconsistent.
Over time, this compounds into massive hidden losses.
The best teams don’t add more tools—they eliminate distractions.
Because effort here isn’t the bottleneck.
It’s constant interruption.
If you’ve ever wondered why smart teams underperform, this explains it.