𝗦𝘂𝗻𝗱𝗮𝘆 𝗥𝗲𝗳𝗹𝗲𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 — 𝗪𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝗶𝗳 𝘄𝗲 𝗮𝗽𝗽𝗿𝗼𝗮𝗰𝗵𝗲𝗱 𝗹𝗶𝗳𝗲 𝘄𝗶𝘁𝗵 𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗲 𝗰𝘂𝗿𝗶𝗼𝘀𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗳𝗲𝘄𝗲𝗿 𝗳𝗶𝘅𝗲𝗱 𝗽𝗹𝗮𝗻𝘀?

The idea of “tiny experiments” reframes how we think about growth.

What's a small experiment you can do to inch toward something bigger?

@neuranne.bsky.social #ThoughtEchoes #TinyExperiments #Curiosity

The Body is the Ultimate Startup. It's time for an OS Upgrade.

The Body is the Ultimate Startup. It's time for an OS Upgrade.

The Body is the Ultimate Startup. It's time for an OS Upgrade.

6 year deep-diving n2 human physiology & movement. Im excited 2 share tht I've officially attained #NASM 3x-Crown: CPT, CNC, & CES.

Helping high-achievers apply "Systems Thinking" 2 health & endurance through tiny experiments.
The body always adapts.
#Performance #Longevity #TinyExperiments

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Cover of the book Tiny Experiments: How to Live Freely in a Goal-Obsessed World by Anne-Laure Le Cunff

Finished Tiny Experiments: How to Live Freely in a Goal-Obsessed World by Anne-Laure Le Cunff. It made me think about all the projects I didn't finish and why. Also dives into the Pact, a framework that focuses on the process instead of outcomes. Great listen!

#BookSky #TinyExperiments #Audiobooks

This really resonates with #TinyExperiments

Still humid, but temps are a bit better. #halfmarathon training season starts in earnest today!

#goals sub 1:50 half-marathon before 50

Love longer runs where I can listen to long-form podcasts or a book I’ve wanted to read. FINALLY started #TinyExperiments by @neuranne.bsky.social

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Are you living life on your terms or stuck in mental patterns that keep you stressed, anxious, and burned out? Dr. Kristen Holmes chats w/ @neuranne.bsky.social, author of #TinyExperiments, about how to break free from the scripts that quietly control your decisions.

Tiny Experiments – Anne-Laure Le Cunff #reading I read Anne-Laure Le Cunff’s debut book, Tiny Experiments, just a month after it was released in March 2025. However, this was not my first sight of the key ideas that the book contains, beca…

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Impressions of the newish #book Tiny Experiments. Well written encouragement to adopt an experimental #mindset + neat ideas, but not quite on the mark for me.

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#tinyexperiments #bookreview #change #selfdevelopment

Toxic Productivity We’re back home in blighty again after a week sailing around Norway on P&O Iona cruise ship. We had a lovely time, but all good things must come to an end. I love being on a cruise holiday because it’s one of the few places you can go in 2025 where internet access is hard to come by. You can buy access from P&O for £20 per day or access the Maritime 4G mast at the princely rate of £1/MiB. Alternatively, you can go without until you reach the next port. That means a full detox from the bad news machines is actually pretty easy to achieve. It also has a surprising effect on my brain. When I have internet access and a modem with SSH or similar, I feel like I must be productive and coding or blogging or something, and I feel guilty if I stop to rest. At this point, this is a fairly well understood phenomenon that [[Anne-Laure Le Cunff]] describes in her book Tiny Experiments: “We treat ourselves the way the stepmother treats Cinderella - ‘from morning until evening, she had to perform difficult work, rising early, carrying water, making the fire, cooking, and washing’” - a kind of toxic productivity and perfectionism that prevents us from resting or making time for ourselves. When I don’t have internet access, I find that the and I’m away from home, I find that I can relax a little more guilt free. Being back at home puts me straight back into take productivity mode. “There’s so much to do, so little time… don’t just sit here reading or playing video games, the grass isn’t going to mow itself…” After a week at sea it is much easier to see this behaviour through a critical lens than when I’ve been at home in my usual routine and I’m stuck in the habit. One of the biggest problems with this cycle of behaviours is that it tires and burns me out and forcing myself to be productive ends in a perpetual cycle where I resort to activities that aren’t productive but feel good, like scrolling mindlessly and getting irate about the stuff I read. I’m going to try some tiny experiments to see if I can find the right balance of activities: * Firstly, every time I feel guilty about an activity I’m going to commit to an hour of that thing. I might not be able to do the hour there and then if something time sensitive comes up but I will do that hour later on the same day or next day. * I will also commit to a combined 30 mins of Mastodon and Lemmy a day, at maximum. I think scrolling mindlessly does eat up time where I could be doing something else. I’m going to try both of these things for 1 month and see how it goes.

Anne-Laure Le Cunff: redefining success, one tiny experiment at a time thought echoes podcast · Episode

“Seeing other people experiment in different areas of their lives can also give you inspiration in terms of areas of your life you would have not necessarily considered changing.” Anne-Laure Le Cunff

@neuroanne.bsky.social #TinyExperiments #thoughtechoespodcast
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"Seeing other people experiment in different areas of their lives can also give you inspiration in terms of areas of your life you would have not necessarily considered changing or experience." Anne-Laure Le Cunff

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"You can use tiny experiments to figure out what you want in life. Instead of having those big goals, climbing ladders, or copy-pasting scripts, you can start from a place of curiosity." -- Anne-Laure Le Cunff

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@neuranne.bsky.social #TinyExperiments #PACTS #thoughtechoespodcast

“There will be no failures, no right or wrong, simply data that will tell me something I did not know before.”

#stationery #tinyExperiments #planners #frugality

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Day 15
Ladder + Spoon

Easter is coming and I keep thinking about those egg-on-a-spoon races.
The concentration it took to keep steady.

I felt that same kind of off-balance the last time I stood on a ladder.

Both are tools around the house. Rather important ones.

#BetweenThings #TinyExperiments

Day 14

Thermometer + Bag

A thermometer tells you when something’s wrong.

A bag holds the things you bring when you want to be prepared.

When my kids were little, I carried a thermometer in my bag. I found it once next to a warm juice box.

#BetweenThings #MischiefMinds #TinyExperiments

Day 13

Elevator Button + Lipstick

I press elevator buttons without too much thought.
I press lipstick on my lips as well.

One tells the building where I want to go.
The other tells people how I want to be seen.

#BetweenThings #MischiefMinds #TinyExperiments

Day 12

Pencil + Fence

Both can be made of wood.

A pencil sketches a line that might still be erased.
A fence — wood or steel — is meant to keep things out.

One holds possibility.
The other holds a position.

I’d rather start with the pencil.

#BetweenThings #MischiefMinds #TinyExperiments

Day 11

Curtain + Receipt

Both curtains and receipts seem to fade with time- like some memories.

A curtain hides things.
A receipt exposes them.

Did you really drink that much at the bar?

Maybe it’s time to close the curtain again and take a nap.

#BetweenThings #MischiefMinds #TinyExperiments

Day 10
Hairbrush + Border

Not every hairbrush works on all kinds of hair.
Some pull or break or get tangled.

Borders are like that too.
Drawn to create order, but not always for you.

Both can seem simple but need to be handled with care.

#BetweenThings #MischiefMinds #TinyExperiments

Day 9
Sock + Museum

I like losing myself in museums, and I’m always losing socks.

Socks get holes.
Museums remind us there are holes in what we think we know to be true.

#BetweenThings #MischiefMinds #TinyExperiments

Day 8
Stapler + Toothpaste

A stapler holds papers together.
Toothpaste keeps your teeth in place.

One gets touched by everyone.
The other feels personal. And both help with clean-up of sorts.

#BetweenThings #MischiefMinds #TinyExperiments

Day 7
Peanut + Map

A peanut is something you eat without thinking although it takes some cracking to get there.

A map is something you look at when you don’t know where you are. Also takes some cracking.

I am allergic to maps.

#BetweenThings #MischiefMinds #TinyExperiments

Day 6

Moss + Battery

Moss is ancient.
A battery has a shelf life.

Moss needs water to live.
A battery stops working if it gets wet.

Opposites attract?

#BetweenThings #MischiefMinds #TinyExperiments

Small steps. Tiny experiments. Moving forward. Generating impact. #InTheWorks #GenieHacks #TinyExperiments #MetisPlaybook

Day 4
Tupperware + Desire

Tupperware makes me think of housewives and leftovers.
Of trying to hold onto something that used to be hot.

I’m going through menopause, and I’ve been thinking about what it means to feel desirable — or not. Deep pairing!

#BetweenThings #MischiefMinds #TinyExperiments

Neuroscientist Says We All Need to Rethink How We Set Goals Anne-Laure Le Cunff shares her unique perspectives on collaborating with AI, the power of growth loops, and adopting an experimental mindset at work.

'Neuroscientist @neuranne.bsky.social Says We All Need to Rethink How We Set Goals'

Listen to the author of #TinyExperiments on Microsoft's Worklab podcast, sharing her unique perspectives on adopting an experimental mindset at work and more!

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Tiny Experiments by Anne-Laure Le Cunff • Ness Labs A transformative guide to rethinking your approach to goals and life itself from neuroscientist and creator of the Ness Labs newsletter.

Huge thanks to @AnneLaureLeCunff for an insightful session & for sharing the power of Tiny Experiments! 🙌

Check out her book here: 👉https://nesslabs.com/book

What tiny experiment are you trying in your classroom or work? Let’s share ideas! ⬇️ #TinyExperiments #GrowthMindset #EducationInnovation

🔬 Tiny Experiments: Turning Uncertainty into Curiosity! Instead of fearing the unknown, what if we embraced it? 🚀 Tiny experiments in learning allow students to test ideas, adapt, and grow—failure is just data! 📊✨ #GrowthMindset #TinyExperiments #EdTech #TeacherLife #EduSky #SXSW

"The only goal a scientist has is to learn something new." #TinyExperiments