
#19. New Year, New You - Building/Breaking Habits
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What if you make 2021 a year where you actually accomplish your goals and stick to a new you? That'd be nice, right? Turns out you really can but… queue drum roll... there is a systemic approach to doing it.
When it comes to habit formation, I always like talking about the concepts of System 1 and System 2 from Amos Tversky and Daniel Khaneman. You can read more about this in Khaneman's book, which details their work called Thinking, Fast and Slow. The fundamentals include assessment, interpretation, and intentionality. At least that's how I talk about it in this show.
Through personal experiences, I share how my habits have brought me to a place of unexamined opportunity. I'm not perfect but I was able to rewire my brain. I give you several practical tips for you to do the same.
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