A Structure Man·Oct 5№120 | When Do Options Disappear? — The Arrangement That Exists Before a DecisionWe often imagine decision-making as a moment in which several options are placed in front of us.
dorcas mato·Aug 12NUDGES (the art of invisible persuasion)WE ARE PUPPETS AND THE PUPPET MASTERS ARE HIDDEN IN PLAIN SIGHTA response icon1A response icon1
Zeta·Jul 9The Art of Designing Facilitative EnvironmentsThere’s a certain art in designing environments that make you want to do something you don’t wanna do. For example, no one wants to wake up…A response icon1A response icon1
DyHez·May 24Social Proof: Why You Want What Others Want (And Resist)The crowd says it’s good, so it must be. But does it serve you? Learn How to spot social proof and choose for yourself.
DyHez·May 23Friction Audit: Add 2 Steps to Stop a Bad HabitPick one bad habit. Add two tiny obstacles. Watch it fade without a fight.
DyHez·May 23The Default Switch: Flip One Default, Track a WeekPick one default that’s running your life. Change it. Watch what happens for seven days. No willpower required.
DyHez·May 227 Days of Nudges: Spot Choice ArchitectureFor one week, become a spy in your own life. Notice the defaults, frames, and friction the world designed without asking you.
DyHez·May 22Friction: Make the Wrong Thing Hard, the Right Thing EasyA little hassle goes a long way. How adding two seconds of annoyance can save you from bad habits and removing barriers can make good ones…
DyHez·May 20Framing: How Phrasing Changes Your Choices90% fat‑free vs 10% fat. It’s the same reality, very different feelings. Here’s how to notice the frame, and use it.
