duo-learner-motivation

Keep people attempting a skill they believe they are bad at — by lowering what it costs to be visibly wrong, replacing unscoreable goals with ones they can hit, pre-announcing how bad early progress will feel, and supplying the attribution that turns a failure into information instead of a verdict. Use when users churn in week two saying they are "not good at this", when nobody will try the scary core action, when a promise like "fluent" or "proficient" or "mastery" gives users no win to register, when hard content reads as a test rather than a puzzle, or when you need words for a plateau. Triggers on "users say they're bad at it", "week two churn", "they won't try the main feature", "how do I set a goal that doesn't demoralize", "onboarding feels like a test", "what do I say when progress slows", "should I tell users they don't need all of it".

Version

2.0.0

License

MIT