deepwork

noun
UK /ˈdiːp.wɜːk/
US /ˈdiːp.wɝːk/

Deepwork is when you focus very hard on one thing without stopping or getting distracted.

She did two hours of deepwork on her science project before lunch.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A period of time set aside for hard, uninterrupted thinking or studying.

He blocks out a deepwork session every morning before checking email.

3. The habit of working without phones, notifications, or other distractions.

Deepwork helped her finish the report twice as fast.

4. In a school setting, quiet time when students work alone on a challenging task.

The teacher scheduled deepwork after recess so the class could write their stories.