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🗓️ 19 September 2024
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0:57.8 | Today's clip is from episode 436 of the podcast with Charles Duhigg, author of the international |
1:05.5 | bestseller, The Power of Habit. |
1:08.5 | In this clip, we discuss why it is that so many of us struggle to make our new |
1:14.4 | desired behaviour stick, and Charles shares some great tips to help you build better habits. |
1:23.6 | A lot of people want to improve their health, And often, I'm trying to recommend new behaviors. |
1:32.1 | Yeah. |
1:32.7 | Right. Which hopefully they can turn into long-term habits. Right. |
1:36.5 | But what I often find is despite people's best intentions, they really, really want it. But despite that, you know, that strong intention, often they can't make those new behavior stick in the long term. |
1:51.5 | In your view, why is that? |
1:54.7 | It's usually because they're so focused on the behavior that they're not thinking about the cues and the rewards that are that have to change over time as their relationship to that behavior becomes deeper one of the things that we've learned is that every habit has three components there's a cue which is like a trigger for this automatic behavior and then the behavior itself and then a reward every habit that exists in our life has a reward, |
2:18.3 | whether we're aware of it or not. |
2:20.3 | And I think what happens is that oftentimes, |
2:22.3 | when we start a new behavior, we focus on the cue and the reward, right? |
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