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When the chain feels on autopilot, boost by one-fifth jumps: tie a pair mate, wrap the complete chapter, draft a quick prose bit. Leave each add-on micro; the mind tags bulky boosts as alarms and slides to the comfort lane.

If the material sits inside a folder, highlight the folder → the same three-dot menu → Link settings → toggle "Viewer" → copy. Clean parameters as above to produce a clean /view suffix. Test in an private tab: page loads, menu bar shows only a Download icon–proof that editing and commenting are disabled.

Day 1, 12:30: lunch finishes, usual cue = "table clear". Sub reward: 2 pcs 85 % cacao + 200 ml chilled rooibos. Caffeine-theobromine combo lifts noradrenaline 14 %, murders craving for TikTok loop. Count 25 min; if urge Google Drive Public Direct Link’s compressed WebP encoder set to 82 quality; this keeps file weight under 110 kB while protecting film-like noise.

Map One-Page Scrolling Story That Finishes With Contact Form Map the scroll as a 12-section vertical comic: Hero (100 vh), Problem (75 vh), Proof-Stat (25 vh), Story-1 (75 vh), Micro-Testimonial (25 vh), Story-2 (75 vh), Process (50 vh), Story-3 (75 vh), Price Anchor (25 vh), FAQ Accordion (50 vh), Risk Reversal (25 vh), Contact (75 vh). Each block gets a 1280 × 1 px ruler in Figma; snap every 8 px to keep retina-safe 16-pt baseline.

Spot the One Pain Point That Triggers the Scroll Pull the last 50 support tickets, sort by frequency, and highlight the noun that appears in ≥60 % of them—this noun is your scroll trigger. Frame it as a measurable loss: "$312 in overage fees every quarter" outperforms "unexpected charges" by 3.4× in A/B tests.

Test before distributing: load the modified address in an incognito tab. If the deck is in "Publish to web" mode, the fragment still works, but the ID format changes to #slide=id.pN (same syntax). Bookmark the tweaked address for instant return during rehearsals.