“The technique involves thinking of a random word … then with each letter of that word, thinking of another random word and visualizing it.”
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What was described
Use cognitive shuffling: pick a random word, then for each letter think of another random word and visualize it, to fall back asleep
Said nearby on the same subject
“We usually pick just a couple of words, maybe three to five words per week... Everybody's helping this child practice just a few words so that they can get the number of repetitions they need.”
“I was like, oh, that sounds like fun. So we just picked two random dates... and then literally the sales call after that guy, like literally 30 minutes later, same conversation happened.”