Ambient Focus Audio Loops Too Frequently for Deep Work
Knowledge workers using ambient or background noise for focus find that premium services loop their audio within an hour, breaking concentration. Users want 50+ hours of non-repeating content and express clear willingness to pay for it. Existing services prioritize variety over duration.
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