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The “Forced Break” Protocol: Why FocusMe’s Toughest Feature Is Best for Your Health
Table of Contents Have you ever sat in front of your computer for hours, lost in work, only to realize you forgot to drink water or even blink properly? It’s something many of us do without noticing. We push through tiredness, ignore body signals, and keep telling ourselves, “Just five more minutes.” Nowadays, most people use FocusMe’s Forced Break Protocol to block distractions like social media or games. But one of its most powerful tools isn’t about working harder. It’s about knowing when to stop. Let’s break down what the
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