Say where you are stuck
Tell Cami the task scope, materials and available time, and put the friction into words first.
Study · Easier to start
Make the task smaller.
Start with that.
For anyone who knows what to study but keeps getting stuck at the start. Find the friction first, then shrink the task down to one clear move.
Get Cami
Your needs
- The plan says “study”, with no concrete materials or moves.
- Lots of homework, no idea which one comes first today.
- After one interruption, it is hard to get back into it.
How Cami helps
Lower the cost of starting
Turn “revise a chapter” into “open the handout and sort out three concepts”, then check the small-step plan.
Leave a thread to continue
Note where you stopped in the journal or workspace, then shape the next step into a task.
How to start
- Find one point of friction in the task, materials or time.
- Write the first step as a move you can do today.
- When done, note the next step so next time you simply continue.
Example request
I keep putting off reading the report. I have the materials, and only twenty minutes tonight. Help me find a first step I can start; do not schedule the whole report.
The example shows how to phrase a request; check what gets recognized and generated in the app.
Checking the result
- The first step can start without waiting to feel ready.
- Materials and moves are both clear.
- At the end, a thread is left to continue.
Keep reading for concrete methods
Too much homework? Sort out today’s study tasks Cami goal planning tutorial: find a first step you can start Cami’s daily journal: look back at what you did todayBring your ideas back to today.
Start with Cami, one small thing at a time.