Echo Effect

Echo Effect: What Sticks in Their Mind?

Echo Effect: What Sticks in Their Mind?

Drag Jordan’s week of small actions into the order you think people will remember them — from Most Remembered → Least Remembered.

Peak-End Rule: big feelings + final moments are loud Recency: last thing often becomes the headline Repetition: consistent habits stick

Your Order

Drag cards to rank: Top = Most Remembered
Peak emotion Recency Repetition

Research-Based Memory Order

After you submit, you’ll see how memory bias reorders Jordan’s week.

Why this works: people remember high-emotion moments (peak), the last thing they saw (recency), and repeated patterns (repetition) more than neutral, older events.

Pro tip: Your last act and your loudest (most emotional) act become the story. Choose them on purpose. Share your take in the Social Feed.