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Solution #3 (continue)

After keeping track of these valuable lessons, you’d want to set some triggers to prompt yourself to take action on them.

A trigger is any stimulus that influences behaviors (similar to a cue)

  • Time-based trigger: It’s 7 am — my alarm rang so I will get up to head for work
  • Location-based trigger: I passed by the park so I will slow down, try to be more present, and take deep breaths to relieve my pressure
  • Emotional State Trigger: I feel stressed so I will sit down and meditate

Ultimately, writing notes allows you to track your knowledge, and setting triggers reminds you to take action on them.

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