This taps into our visual working memory. We decide when we’re faced with all of the decisions.
#VisualWorkingMemory

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This taps into our visual working memory. We decide when we’re faced with all of the decisions.
#VisualWorkingMemory

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This taps into our visual working memory. We decide when we’re faced with all of the decisions.
#VisualWorkingMemory
This taps into our visual working memory. We decide when we’re faced with all of the decisions.
#VisualWorkingMemory
I adapted my schedule using this life hack: gather everything into one place and make better-informed decisions from there.
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This taps into our visual working memory. We decide when we’re faced with all of the decisions.
#VisualWorkingMemory
I adapted my schedule using this life hack: gather everything into one place and make better-informed decisions from there.
#LifeHacks
Step one for sorting any category involves gathering everything and all things from a category and dumping it into one pile. If you’ve seen her Netflix special or tried this out yourself, you know what this looks like: a shockingly large pile of clothes. This taps into our visual working memory. We decide when we’re faced with all of the decisions. We’re not relying on a memory of these items, they are quite literally in front of our faces as we serially decide on whether they get to stay or leave. When we rely on the memory of items, this is subject to filters and biases of how many you have or how much you like each item.
https://medium.com/the-brain-is-a-noodle/three-unconventional-things-i-learned-from-marie-kondo-4c28a263a439