WF

When Notes Fly

Verified publisher

whennotesfly.com

KnowledgeEducationEditorial
Visit site →
798Pages on record
3Contributors
842Corrections

About When Notes Fly

When Notes Fly publishes source-backed guides on how people think, learn, and work, written to be clear without dumbing down.

Contributors worked with

EB Emir Baycan Expert Contributor Correction 734 SU Selen Ikbal Uslu Expert Contributor Correction 6 MS Melik Can Sariyer Expert Contributor Correction 102

Latest from When Notes Fly

All posts →
How Learning Actually Works According to Science Re-reading and highlighting feel productive but are weak learning methods. Retrieval practice, spacing, and interleaving create durable understanding. Aug 6, 2026 Theory of Constraints Explained The theory of constraints says every system has one bottleneck that caps output. Learn the five focusing steps and how to improve what actually limits you. Jul 27, 2026 The Overton Window: How Ideas Become Politically Possible The Overton window explained: how the range of politically acceptable ideas forms, why politicians follow it, and how extremes, repetition, and crises move it. Jul 24, 2026 The Sunk Cost Fallacy: Why We Throw Good Money After Bad The sunk cost fallacy explained: Arkes and Blumer's theatre experiment, loss aversion, the Concorde fallacy, escalation of commitment, and how to beat it. Jul 18, 2026 The Premortem: Imagining Failure Before It Happens The premortem technique explained: how imagining a project has already failed, via prospective hindsight, surfaces risks that ordinary planning misses. Jul 15, 2026 The Availability Heuristic: Why Vivid Beats Likely The availability heuristic explained: why we judge probability by ease of recall, how vivid events distort risk, and how to defend against the bias. Jul 12, 2026

Updated Aug 9, 2026 from the site's feed

Pages on record

See all 798 →
Overthinking and Rumination: Why Thought Loops Persist and What Can HelpPsychology BehaviorActive Listening: What It Is, How It Works, and How to Practise ItCommunicationNarrative Transportation: How Stories Influence Beliefs and BehaviorCommunicationSignal vs. Noise in Communication: How to Prioritize What Your Audience NeedsCommunicationHow to Explain Complex Ideas Clearly to Different AudiencesCommunicationOverthinking and Rumination: Why Thought Loops Persist and What Can HelpCommunicationActive Listening: Why Most People Do It WrongCommunicationAudience Building vs. Buying: Strategies ExplainedCultureLearning Myths That Refuse to DieConceptsHow Version Control Systems WorkExplainers

Recent activity

See all 842 →