Seriously? I couldn't disagree more. It's not about forced concentration or tricks, it's about letting the process become background noise. You stop looking at the laser and start feeling the alignment in your hands after the hundredth check. The strain means you're fighting it, trying to brute-force your eyes to work instead of letting your body take over from muscle memory. That hyper-focus everyone talks about is the problem, not the solution. You find a rhythm where the check is just another breath, not a mental event. Ever notice the old timers make it look effortless?

Remember when I planed a board into a toothpick?