Frequently asked questions about thinking, epistemology, and cognitive tools. 1287 answers
Other people can serve as triggers — asking someone to remind you is a social trigger.
Other people can serve as triggers — asking someone to remind you is a social trigger.
Other people can serve as triggers — asking someone to remind you is a social trigger.
Too many triggers overwhelm your attention — curate ruthlessly.
Too many triggers overwhelm your attention — curate ruthlessly.
Too many triggers overwhelm your attention — curate ruthlessly.
Regularly review your triggers to ensure they are still relevant and well-calibrated.
Regularly review your triggers to ensure they are still relevant and well-calibrated.
Regularly review your triggers to ensure they are still relevant and well-calibrated.
Regularly review your triggers to ensure they are still relevant and well-calibrated.
Regularly review your triggers to ensure they are still relevant and well-calibrated.
You are designing the user experience of your own cognitive systems.
You are designing the user experience of your own cognitive systems.
You are designing the user experience of your own cognitive systems.
You are designing the user experience of your own cognitive systems.
You are designing the user experience of your own cognitive systems.
You are designing the user experience of your own cognitive systems.
You are designing the user experience of your own cognitive systems.
You are designing the user experience of your own cognitive systems.
You are designing the user experience of your own cognitive systems.
Start with broad triggers and narrow them as you learn what works.
Start with broad triggers and narrow them as you learn what works.
Start with broad triggers and narrow them as you learn what works.
Start with broad triggers and narrow them as you learn what works.