Habits & Behavior Change

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14 pages available - 5 Guides / 1 Pillar / 5 Methods / 2 Critical guides / 1 Comparison

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Guide

Environment Design: Change Your Context to Change Your Behavior

A practical route through the idea, its limits, and the next useful step.

Pillar

Habits: Change Behavior Without Depending on Motivation

A practical route through the idea, its limits, and the next useful step.

Guide

How Habits Really Form

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Method

Implementation Intentions: The If-Then Method

A practical route through the idea, its limits, and the next useful step.

Critical guide

Cue, Routine, and Reward: What the Habit Loop Gets Right and Simplifies

A practical route through the idea, its limits, and the next useful step.

Guide

Friction Design: Make Good Actions Easy and Bad Actions Hard

Use Friction Design to make one real situation clearer and choose a safer next step.

Method

Habit Stacking: Build New Routines on Existing Ones

A practical route through the idea, its limits, and the next useful step.

Method

Habit Tracking: Measure Without Becoming Obsessive

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Guide

How to Break a Bad Habit Without Moralizing It

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Comparison

James Clear vs BJ Fogg: Two Ways to Think About Habits

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Guide

Relapse: How to Restart a Habit After Losing It

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Critical guide

The 21-Day Habit Myth

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Method

Tiny Habits: Why Small Beats Heroic

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Method

WOOP and Mental Contrasting: Wish, Obstacle, Outcome, Plan

Use WOOP and Mental Contrasting on one real situation, then review whether it changes behavior, clarity, or friction.