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"Cheat to Win": Engineering Positive Social Feedback - LessWrong
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This post outlines a very simple strategy that's been working for me lately. It may be obvious to some, but it only clicked for me recently. …
x "Cheat to Win": Engineering Positive Social Feedback — LessWrong Commitment Mechanisms Productivity Self Improvement Social & Cultural Dynamics Practical Curated 193 "Cheat to Win": Engineering Positive Social Feedback by sarahconstantin 5th Feb 2018 3 min read 36 193 This post outlines a very simple strategy that's been working for me lately. It may be obvious to some, but it only clicked for me recently. Positive social stimulation is fun for humans, right? We like to be liked. It makes us cheerful. We're motivated to do things that make people smile at us and praise us. But purely optimiz
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