PERSONAL-AUTOMATION5 MIN READ
The If-Then Trigger
Apply Implementation Intentions to create observable cues and boundaries.
The If-Then Trigger starts by slowing the decision down. The mechanism Implementation Intentions helps you separate raw work from repeatable workflow design. First, name the trigger. Second, name the action or output. Third, name the exception. Fourth, name the review signal. In practice For Marco, the useful automation is not the broadest one. It is the one that makes specific if-then-unless rules visible and creates observable cues and boundaries.
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