Short journal · Original editorial · Attention with edges
A meeting drifts into an interesting but separate problem.
Attention has a context. A useful boundary describes what belongs in this moment and how you will return to what you set aside. A boundary can be small and temporary; it need not become a rule for every day.
Record that question in a named place and return to the stated decision.
A short note can preserve what happened: the setting, the change, and one observation. Avoid claiming more than the attempt showed.
Try a question
What would you notice after trying this in one small, real situation?