A daily reminder appears while you are travelling. You dismiss it and intend to practise later, but the prompt has already disappeared by the time you get home.
Look at when the reminder arrives and what action it asks for. Move it to a moment when the tools and time are usually available. If the practice depends on an event, a visible cue in the relevant place may suit it better than a fixed alert.
Make the instruction smaller
Write a specific starting action in the reminder. Open lesson four gives you more direction than improve your language. Keep the rest of the session flexible enough to match your capacity.
Try the changed reminder for a few repetitions. If you still dismiss it, check whether you actually want the practice or whether the planned version is too demanding. Adding more alerts may only create more things to ignore. You can revise the frequency, change the setting or let go of a practice that no longer answers a need you have.
