Okay, this one is pretty simple; I just don't have the knowledge base to do it myself.
I am trying to eliminate a clunky "loop-kill" condition within my flow by using a trigger condition to prevent the flow from running.

Problem is, I don't know how to do that... 😅😐
Here's the set-up:
I have a SharePoint Document Library.
Within the properties, there is a Date/Time column called "Flow Modified"
This is necessary because the flow updates file properties within the Document library (but it also triggers on creation/modify);
so, at the end of the flow it updates the Flow modified column with the current timestamp.
I have a loop-kill condition in the flow that used to work well, but I think Power Automate made some back-end updates when they moved over to the new editor that has made it less-viable.
So, I could really use some help; here are the conditions that it should trigger on.
1. IF[ Flow Modified is Null ]
2. IF[ Flow Modified is NOT Null ] AND IF[ Flow Modified is <= to UTCnow(minus 10 minutes) ]
These conditions result in the following:
The flow will only trigger if the Flow modified column has a timestamp older than 10 minutes.
How do I code those into this?

Thanks,