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How to Clear Your Computer of Focus-Draining Distraction(nirandfar.com)
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Are Habits Overhyped? Here’s What Really Works – NirAndFar(nirandfar.com)
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Human and A.I. = Your Digital Future(nirandfar.com)
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Un-Hooked: Increasing Focus in the Age of Distraction(nirandfar.com)
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Your Fitness App Is Making You Fat, Here’s Why(nirandfar.com)
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Email Habits: How to Use Psychology to Regain Control(nirandfar.com)
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by nireyal 12y ago
As long as there's a frequently occurring behavior you and your user would like to turn into a habit, I don't see why the Hook model would need to be modified. Same rules apply.
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by nireyal 12y ago
I wonder if the South Park guys read HOOKED? Wonderful coincidence. To answer your question, absolutely! Education should be a naturally enjoyable experience but unfortunately institutionalized learning generally squeezes every last drop of
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by nireyal 12y ago
It may be a bit counterintuitive but I think the smart watch will help reduce unwanted distraction. I think the buzzes and beeps coming from our watches will be better placed in our lives and since the screen real estate is so much smaller,
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by nireyal 12y ago
My guess is that it's not the trigger that's the problem, it's the fact that creating a poll is very hard to do - especially in comparison to just voting. I would find ways to reduce the effort and "cognitive load"
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by nireyal 12y ago
I think so. An internal trigger can also be a routine (such as sitting down to watch TV at the end of the work day.) Connecting to an already established routines is a great place to add new habits assuming that you can effectively cue the
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by nireyal 12y ago
One of the shortcomings of audio books is no appendix. Sorry about that. Write to me through my blog and I'll email it to you: http://www.nirandfar.com/contact Regarding your question on triggers, when it comes to news
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by nireyal 12y ago
One of my favorite things to see after a workshop or hear someone tell me after they've read the book is that now they understand what's missing in their product. Finally, they know what to do next! At my last company, we constant
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by nireyal 12y ago
I started out looking for what made technology habit-forming but then the more I dove into the research and the model I started seeing it in all sort of products and experiences.
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by nireyal 12y ago
I wrote Hooked along with Ryan Hoover (founder of Product Hunt) to help companies build better products. It's been wonderful seeing how companies have benefited from using the Hook model to create healthy habits. The book was just name
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Hooked – How to Build Habit-Forming Products(hookmodel.com)
27 points by nireyal 12y ago|22 comments
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Product Psychology Explains How to Get Users Hooked(techcrunch.com)
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This Explains Everything: A Course on the Psychology of User Behavior(productpsychology.com)
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The Sneaky Trick Behind the Explosive Growth of the Kardashian Game(nirandfar.com)
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by nireyal 13y ago
Looks like the link to my blog isn't working. There is a DNS issue. Go to the book link instead. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00HJ4A43S
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by nireyal 13y ago
Thanks for posting. Here's the book on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00HJ4A43S it's $0 for rest of the day.
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The Two Words That Created a #1 App(nirandfar.com)
11 points by nireyal 13y ago|0 comments
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The App of God: Getting 100 Million Downloads is More Psychology Than Miracles(nirandfar.com)
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Why Behavior Change Apps Don't Work(nirandfar.com)
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How to Boost Desire Using the Psychology of Scarcity(nirandfar.com)
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by nireyal 13y ago
Thanks Alex, agreed, I think it was great of Ethan to share his lessons learned
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Why Positive Thinking is Bad For You(nirandfar.com)
2 points by nireyal 14y ago|0 comments
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Designing to Reward our Tribal Sides(nirandfar.com)
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This Will Be the Last Article You Read(nirandfar.com)
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How Technology is Like Bug Sex(nirandfar.com)
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