Gordon White introduced sigil shoaling in The Chaos Protocols (2016): fire a group of sigils at once, mixing low-stakes certainties (have coffee, take a walk) with larger aims, on the theory that the subconscious, like fish following a confident robo-fish, treats the whole shoal as one instruction set and stops filtering the big ask. White credits the underlying mechanics to Spare and to chaos magic's results-based tradition.
The shoal resembles secular behavior design: small wins, implementation intentions, and momentum stacking all exploit completion confidence. Practitioners and lifehackers are arguably running the same exploit from different mythologies.
In White's framing, magic is not force but probability adjustment, and the shoal works because enchantment aims better when it is not watched. The robo-fish leads because it never doubts, and doubt, in this system, is the only true counterspell.
If your mind can be gamed by its own success rate, who is actually playing whom?