So I'm hoping that it embraces AI, with careful consideration and that it also continues to play nice

forever grateful for being the right enough person, at the right time and place, with special people who cared in transport and travel, I want to see a future with dozens of behavioural scientists embedded in car Paying for public transport on apps and driving cars that log information digitally will create a much

Especially if you vibe well together and they are good, caring and supportive people, this is a very

theories of distributive fairness and executed through the power of state (try evading taxes, it’s quite hard COM-B behavioural change wheel works in turning dictators into nice, pro-democracy people, who actively care

So I’ll focus on one tip: Try to work on topics you care about, and with people you like.

We are finding ourselves at a tipping point in a careful balancing act, with no real conclusions to draw

transition into behavioural science, in the hope I could make a bigger difference by persuading people to care We have a hard-working team with a strong appetite for making a difference underpinned by a great team

After years of hard (and smart) work, you have gained way more skills, your know-how is excellent and It could be something entirely different for all I care.

We should all care about this, not only because it’s right, but because representativeness is the basis That’s hard to say, since I started my behavioural science journey later in my career.

I don't care if you do it by hand, heart (probably not a good idea, we underestimate expenditures terribly

She cares deeply about mentorship and supporting others to constantly grow and evolve.

This becomes evident throughout the book as well, as Newport brings up historical examples from Carl Carl Jung might have built a stone tower somewhere in the woods to get work done, and J.K.