Design a deep-work block with a startup ritual that lowers context-loading friction.
A block starts before the task starts: it starts when friction has been removed. Stage the inputs Put the required files, links, notes, and decisions in one place before the block. Do not make your focused self hunt. Close the previous loop Write down what remains from the last task and when you will return to it. This lowers attention residue because the mind has a trusted next step. Make the first move tiny Name the first line, first formula, first sketch, or first question. The ramp is not a warm-up ritual for its own sake; it is a bridge…
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