Why do they work?
There are days when you know exactly what you need to do. Wash the dishes. Send that email. Go for a walk. And yet there you are, looking at the task from a distance, unable to start. It's not laziness. Starting has a hidden cost.
Starting means deciding
Before you do anything, you have to decide: where do I start? What comes first? When your energy is low, that decision weighs more than the task itself. A card has already decided for you. Three steps, in order. All that's left is to do the first one.
Why three steps
"Clean the kitchen" isn't an action — it's a project. "Put the dishes in the sink" is an action. The cards break the task down until each step can be done without thinking. And if today you only do step one, that counts too.
Why paper
A notification disappears with one finger. A card stuck on the fridge is there every time you walk past — no pinging, no nagging, no judging. It doesn't depend on your memory or your battery.
No labels
We don't ask for a diagnosis and we don't give you one. If your days look like this, the cards are for you. They may help; everyone is different.
Vito keeps you company; he doesn't replace professional help.
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