Every notification, open tab, and synced application promises seamless efficiency, yet modern workers feel more scattered and exhausted than ever.

The Friction Manifesto challenges the cult of digital convenience. When software removes all resistance, it also removes deliberation, contemplation, and original problem-solving. This book outlines a pragmatic counter-movement rooted in strategic friction: using analog tools like index cards, physical whiteboards, and signal-blocked spaces to re-anchor human agency.

Learn how to construct your own Dumb Zone, master tactile task architectures, and trade frenetic reactivity for deep intellectual clarity. Order your copy and transform how you think, focus, and create.