Skip to main content
Martin Hähnel

Reinventing my task management (habit management) setup once more after having context prompt fatigue. #productivity

![Context Prompts can be helpful for one-time actions, like registering to vote. However, using Context Prompts for daily habits can be both stressful and ineffective. Managing our prompt landscape effectively is one of the biggest challenges in our modern lives. When you set up too many Context Prompts, they can actually have the opposite effect—you become desensitized and fail to heed the prompt. You end up not hearing notification dings and not seeing sticky notes. It’s like living next to train tracks—at first the noise of a train is deafening, then . . . what train?

Fogg, PhD, BJ. Tiny Habits: The Small Changes That Change Everything (p. 105). HarperCollins. Kindle Edition. ](https://blog.martin-haehnel.de/media/uploads/2026/c29cf58a6ede0c8740c8123d71aafd11.png)