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  • How To Set Up A Successful Goal

    might need to direct all their other time somewhere else: work, finances, family, health issues, taking care If you leave carbs alone, drink water (no alcohol), eat vegetables and protein and do loads of cardio Do you have time to cook healthy meals, do food prep and do cardio?

  • Interview with Guy Champniss

    On that visit I was offered a loyalty card, which I turned down thinking it was a one-off trip. original ones have probably retired, it’s been so long), every time I get offered the option of a loyalty card

  • Interview with Steve Wendel

    I've tried to be very careful to create that same space and opportunity when I’ve hired on my teams, I care about whether people can do the job, whether they are invested in the work, and I care about rigor Beyond subject-matter expertise, it's really hard to do thoughtful work without data analysis skills.

  • How Did You Become a Behavioural Scientist?

    Ralph Hertwig also credits a not-so-small (just say huge) name for getting him into the field of Behavioural Although Gerd isn’t getting all the credit as Ralph argues that his “main concern, my main motivation

  • Interview with Patrick Fagan

    keep up to date with Google Alerts on behavioural science topics—at least a dozen of them—but it’s hard Clients or employers don’t always care about the science part; they care about results—more sales, better So, work hard, communicate well, and use behavioural science as one tool in your toolkit, not the whole I think subconsciously, yeah, it’s hard not to.

  • Interview with Evan Nesterak

    That’s not going to help you develop, so even if that’s needed in the job, make sure you advocate and carve Mentors: Landing in a place where people care about the development of those earlier in their career A place that doesn’t care about you will use you up and might sap your joy for the work.

  • Stop creating solutions – Define the problem first!

    System 2 reasoning: a more conscious form of reasoning, i.e. people might have actively chosen, after careful No, they had to take care of themselves, their children, their family, their communities (race, ethnicity

  • Interview with Ximena Garcia-Rada

    example, in one of the essays of my dissertation, I study why people have a preference for effort when caring bad about themselves when they use effort-reducing products like premade meals or robo-cribs to take care I constantly remind myself that changing behavior is hard.

  • The Curse of Christmas Consumerism

    As such, we're all quite difficult to buy for and we don't really care. And now I don't care much about the religious aspect, but how on earth did this turn into "Merry Christmas family together for the sake of it, and exchanging material wealth to express that you do actually care We know other people really care about having the time off, and we just don't. She will actually be working in the dementia care home.

  • How Many Goals is Too Many Goals?

    One challenge that has “recently” gone viral is the 75 hard challenge. Coming back to where we started: the 75 hard challenge. Do I think it can work for people? If you don’t, this diet is a lot harder (fiy, it means <20 grams of carbs per day, you have to learn how to not cook with carbs). Coming full circle: I’m going to skip 75 hard.

  • How My PhD DID Prepare Me For Working Outside of Academia

    And that’s the only thing people seem to care about.

  • Journaling Your Spending: Worth It?

    course, it wouldn’t be my blog if I didn’t recommend you this: use cash and stay away from spending on cards

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