Dr. BJ Fogg teaches good people how behavior works, so they can create products and services that benefit everyday people around the world. A behavioral scientist with deep experience in innovation and teaching, BJ runs a research lab at Stanford University, and trains innovators to use his work, so they can create solutions that influence behavior in health, financial well-being, learning, productivity, and more. He's personally coached over 40,000 people informing new habits using his breakthrough...
Dr. BJ Fogg teaches good people how behavior works, so they can create products and services that benefit everyday people around the world. A behavioral scientist with deep experience in innovation and teaching, BJ runs a research lab at Stanford University, and trains innovators to use his work, so they can create solutions that influence behavior in health, financial well-being, learning, productivity, and more. He's personally coached over 40,000 people informing new habits using his breakthrough method called Tiny Habits. And, his forthcoming book Tiny Habits: The Small Changes That Change Everything is scheduled for publication in early 2020.
In this week's episode, we learn the simple recipe for creating tiny habits and how to deal with our motivation monkeys and surface the golden behaviors that improve our wellbeing.
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https://www.bjfogg.com/ You’ll Learn: [02:39] - BJ explains why most of us find changing our behaviors challenging because we approach change in the wrong way. [04:16] - BJ outlines the three variables his research has found that can make changing our behavior easier. [08:17] - BJ explains why our motivations for changing our behavior is often unreliable and how we can tame our motivation monkeys. [09:49] - BJ shares some tips on managing motivation conflicts and motivation waves when it comes to changing our behaviors. [13:12] - BJ shares his tips for how we can surface golden behaviors to create more of the changes we’re wanting. [15:43] - BJ helps us understand the important difference between our aspirations, our goals, and our behaviors when it comes to surfacing our golden behaviors. [17:32] - BJ shares the recipe for turning golden behaviors into tiny habits. [20:22] - BJ explains why we need to celebrate the completion of our habits and the role mood plays in helping us to create behavior changes. [25:46] - BJ outlines how an ability chain model can help us troubleshoot our tiny habits when the changes we want to create become stuck. [27:41] - BJ completes the Lightning Round. Your Resources: MPPW Podcast on Facebook The Code of the Extraordinary Mind by Vishen Lakhiani Thanks for listening!
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