Connect a reliable cue with a short sequence of actions
The guide begins with choosing an anchor and two or three related micro-tasks. It then covers arranging them in a natural order, adding an immediate reward, and trying the sequence over three days. Troubleshooting sections examine unreliable cues, resistance to the first task, excessive complexity, disconnected actions, and missing feedback.
Tracking and adaptation are part of the process, giving you a way to examine what happened and refine the sequence instead of treating the first version as fixed.
What you’ll find inside
- Reliable anchors in an existing routine
- Two or three related micro-tasks
- Natural task order and immediate rewards
- A three-day trial and simple tracking
- Troubleshooting and practical adjustments







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