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Counterintuitively, one of the most powerful ways to reclaim your value when you’re triggered is to find a way to value the person who triggered you.
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…you want to tread lightly with triggers, experimenting with great care.
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One of the biggest mistakes companies make is asking visitors to opt in to receiving triggers such as notifications and emails too soon…
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A great rule of thumb about deploying triggers is that your rationale for getting in touch with the users should be to alert them of an opportunity of clear value to them.
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Giving away… content can also trigger this reciprocity, as can free upgrades to shipping costs and timing and on-the-spot discounts for e-commerce.
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…procrastination is a powerful human trait, so triggers for action can still make a difference. Incentives and triggers are important as ever…
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Whatever triggers your frustration or irritates you is rooted in a core value you have, something you stand for or against.
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Being conscious of your triggers helps you take your finger off that trigger.
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Instead of saying ‘I can’t,’ say, ‘How can I?’ ‘I can’t’ is a statement that closes the mind, but ‘How can I?’ opens the mind and triggers creativity.
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Just creating a change of scenery will often trigger new thoughts and creativity.
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