I Think I Can: an alternative strategy for business — Martin Bihl Businesses have made a fetish out of doing more with less and extracting every last ounce of "value" from everything. What if there's a different way?

.#Charles Duhigg’s #ThePowerOfHabit was full of great insights, but there’s one part involving the insights of football coach #TonyDungy that has always intrigued me, though I didn’t quite understand why until a line in #JohanCruyff’s memoir lit the lightbulb: www.martinbihl.com/business-thi...

I Think I Can: an alternative strategy for business — Martin Bihl Businesses have made a fetish out of doing more with less and extracting every last ounce of "value" from everything. What if there's a different way?

.#Charles Duhigg’s #ThePowerOfHabit was full of great insights, but there’s one part involving the insights of football coach #TonyDungy that has always intrigued me, though I didn’t quite understand why until a line in #JohanCruyff’s memoir lit the lightbulb: www.martinbihl.com/business-thi...

I Think I Can: an alternative strategy for business — Martin Bihl Businesses have made a fetish out of doing more with less and extracting every last ounce of "value" from everything. What if there's a different way?

.#Charles Duhigg’s #ThePowerOfHabit was full of great insights, but there’s one part involving the insights of football coach #TonyDungy that has always intrigued me, though I didn’t quite understand why until a line in #JohanCruyff’s memoir lit the lightbulb: www.martinbihl.com/business-thi...

The Power of Habit It has long been our opinion that people don’t really change. Sure, you can present them with new stimuli or you can drop them into new situations and find they behave in ways they did not before. …

You probably think you make a lot of good decisions every day. But more than 40% are #habit. And that’s just the start of how powerful it is in your life. We review Charles Duhigg’s #ThePowerofHabit: the-agency-review.com/habit @cduhigg @randomhouse #marketing #advertising #business

I Think I Can: an alternative strategy for business — Martin Bihl Businesses have made a fetish out of doing more with less and extracting every last ounce of "value" from everything. What if there's a different way?

.#Charles Duhigg’s #ThePowerOfHabit was full of great insights, but there’s one part involving the insights of football coach #TonyDungy that has always intrigued me, though I didn’t quite understand why until a line in #JohanCruyff’s memoir lit the lightbulb: www.martinbihl.com/business-thi...

I Think I Can: an alternative strategy for business — Martin Bihl Businesses have made a fetish out of doing more with less and extracting every last ounce of "value" from everything. What if there's a different way?

.#Charles Duhigg’s #ThePowerOfHabit was full of great insights, but there’s one part involving the insights of football coach #TonyDungy that has always intrigued me, though I didn’t quite understand why until a line in #JohanCruyff’s memoir lit the lightbulb: www.martinbihl.com/business-thi...

Infographic on James Clear's "Atomic Habits" from Insights Into Books. It details the science of habit formation from The Power of Habit, showing how the tiny changes of Tiny Habits create The Compound Effect. A guide to designing systems for fans in USA, Europe, UK. #JamesClear #AtomicHabits #Productivity #ThePowerofHabit

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James Clear's "Atomic Habits" from Insights Into Books.
Science of habit formation from The Power of Habit.
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Cue-Routine-Reward, A Habit Loop - Decoda Literacy Solutions Read on to find out how Gunner the dog trained his owner to spoil him more everyday.

📚🐕 Gunner the Shiba Inu shares how he trained his owner (Decoda Training Specialist Jade Chan) to spoil him, in this Decoda Staff #SummerReading blog about the book "The Power of Habit – why we do what we do in life and in business": decoda.ca/cue-routine-...

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Finished reading 'The 12 Week Year' a couple of weeks ago and now on to 'The Power Of Habit' (fascinating). Feeling properly motivated from reading this kind of thing! Have any of you guys read either of these books? #12weekyear #thepowerofhabit #productivity

Morning routines, time blocking, and decluttering — all part of the habit magic Julie Britt shares in Ep. 9 of Stress Mess.

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The Power of Habit It has long been our opinion that people don’t really change. Sure, you can present them with new stimuli or you can drop them into new situations and find they behave in ways they did not before. …

Charles Duhigg breaks down how habits work, why they’re so powerful, what you can do about them and what they do to you – which is why #ThePowerofHabit is so valuable. Our review: the-agency-review.com/habit @cduhigg #habit @randomhouse #marketing #advertising #business

The Science of Habit Formation: Why 21 Days Is a Myth and How to Create Real Change "Forget the 21-day myth. Discover the real science of habit formation, from the brain's habit loop to the 66-day average for lasting change."

Beyond 21 Days: The True Science of How Habits Really Form (And How You Can Master Them)
#HabitFormation #Psychology #BehavioralScience #SelfImprovement #21DayMyth #HabitLoop #AtomicHabits #ThePowerOfHabit #FactRage #FactRageNews

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I Think I Can: an alternative strategy for business — Martin Bihl Businesses have made a fetish out of doing more with less and extracting every last ounce of "value" from everything. What if there's a different way?

.#Charles Duhigg’s #ThePowerOfHabit was full of great insights, but there’s one part involving the insights of football coach #TonyDungy that has always intrigued me, though I didn’t quite understand why until a line in #JohanCruyff’s memoir lit the lightbulb: www.martinbihl.com/business-thi...

Current read: #ThePowerofHabit by Charles Duhigg. 145 pages in and the theme is habits are part of a three step loop: Trigger, Habit, Reward.

I Think I Can: an alternative strategy for business — Martin Bihl Businesses have made a fetish out of doing more with less and extracting every last ounce of "value" from everything. What if there's a different way?

.#Charles Duhigg’s #ThePowerOfHabit was full of great insights, but there’s one part involving the insights of football coach #TonyDungy that has always intrigued me, though I didn’t quite understand why until a line in #JohanCruyff’s memoir lit the lightbulb: www.martinbihl.com/business-thi...

Overcoming Bad Habits At some point in our lives, we have all struggled with a bad habit, one that often seems small at first. These habits can range from smoking, overthinking, procrastinating, gossiping, impulsive spending, to more serious issues like alcohol or drug abuse. It’s a conversation worth having. I recently started reading ‘The Power of Habit’ by Charles Duhigg, and let me tell you, it’s a game-changer. A solid 10 out of 10. Whether you are battling gambling, pornography, alcohol, drugs or even overeating, this book reveals one powerful truth: bad habits can be broken. Duhigg explains that while changing a habit isn’t always quick, easy or simple, it is possible. That insight really stuck with me. I’ll be referencing this book often because it opened my eyes to just how deeply habits shape our lives. What starts as a seemingly harmless action can become routine, automatic, effortless and sometimes incredibly destructive. There’s a saying: “old habits die hard”. And it’s true. But with the right mindset, old habits can be killed. Almost everything in life has two sides – positives and negatives. That same principle applies with habits. There are good and bad habits. Exercising, praying, reading or journaling are positive habits. Gambling, substance abuse or blaming others are bad habits that are destructive and can rob us of our peace, time, money and purpose. The key insight from Duhigg is this: by tweaking small parts of our routine, we can interrupt even the most stubborn habits. Take gambling, for example. If your gambling addiction relies on having physical cash or coins, one simple adjustment, like choosing not to carry cash, can completely break the habit’s cycle. Because when the trigger is removed, the routine can begin to lose its power. If the bar you usually hang out at has a gambling machine, consider switching to one that doesn’t. Let me share a personal story. I am a coffee snob, completely addicted to it. Whether it’s an Americano, cappuccino, or anything in between, I’m all in. At one point, I was drinking up to four cups a day. Why? Because my environment made it incredibly easy. Everyone around me drinks coffee, we have a top-notch machine at work, and best of all, it’s free and unlimited for staff. The temptation was just too hard to resist. But how did I end up here, I thought to myself. I realised that every time I took a short stretch break, I would crave a cup of coffee. I didn’t need the coffee, I needed the break. But the two became connected in my mind. So, I decided to change one part of that routine: instead of leaving my office to stretch (and pass by the machine), I now do my breaks right at my desk – same mental reset, but without the coffee trigger. It’s been nearly two months now, and it’s working. It wasn’t easy, but it’s possible and that is what matters. Why am I sharing this? Because I want to encourage my fellow men to take control of your habits. Whether it’s alcohol, overspending, pornography, drugs or any other addiction you can change, your life doesn’t have to revolve around destructive routines. Here is a fun fact: you simply need the right shift in perspective and the willingness to begin. Whatever bad habit you are struggling with, it didn’t form in a day, and it won’t disappear in a day either. But what you can do is take that first small step. Adjust your routines bit by bit. These small changes may seem insignificant at first, but over time, they begin to compound. Days turn into weeks, and weeks into months, and before you know it, you will look back and realise you have made real progress. You’ll find that the habit that once controlled you has lost its grip. You’ll realise you didn’t just manage it, you conquered it. – Meneer_SK is an advocate for men’s grooming and all matters relating to men. Follow him on Instagram @Meneer_SK The post Overcoming Bad Habits appeared first on The Namibian.

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I Think I Can: an alternative strategy for business — Martin Bihl Businesses have made a fetish out of doing more with less and extracting every last ounce of "value" from everything. What if there's a different way?

.#Charles Duhigg’s #ThePowerOfHabit was full of great insights, but there’s one part involving the insights of football coach #TonyDungy that has always intrigued me, though I didn’t quite understand why until a line in #JohanCruyff’s memoir lit the lightbulb: www.martinbihl.com/business-thi...

The Power of Habit It has long been our opinion that people don’t really change. Sure, you can present them with new stimuli or you can drop them into new situations and find they behave in ways they did not before. …

You probably think you make a lot of good decisions every day. But more than 40% are #habit. And that’s just the start of how powerful it is in your life. We review Charles Duhigg’s #ThePowerofHabit: the-agency-review.com/habit @cduhigg @randomhouse #marketing #advertising #business

Pick 20 books that have impacted you—share one each day.

Day 11: The Power of Habit: Why We Do What We Do in Life and Business by Charles Duhigg

WHY: Powerful life advice and motivation to change. Definitely a book worth revisiting on a regular basis.

#booksky #bookchallenge #ThePowerOfHabit

I Think I Can: an alternative strategy for business — Martin Bihl Businesses have made a fetish out of doing more with less and extracting every last ounce of "value" from everything. What if there's a different way?

#CharlesDuhigg’s #ThePowerOfHabit was full of great insights, but there’s one part involving the insights of football coach #TonyDungy that have always intrigued me, though I didn’t quite understand why until a line in #JohanCruyff’s memoir lit the lightbulb about how businesses could work.

The Power of Habit It has long been our opinion that people don’t really change. Sure, you can present them with new stimuli or you can drop them into new situations and find they behave in ways they did not before. …

If people are creatures of #habit & they populate corporations & movements then can the rules of habit be applied to organizations? One of the fascinating things in @cduhigg’s #ThePowerofHabit which we review: the-agency-review.com/habit @randomhouse #marketing #advertising #business

The Power of Habit offers insights into habit loops and how to break out of them. Mostly anecdotal stories, but their backbone is science. You learn about the structure of habits, and the toolset you can utilize. A valuable read as practical advice. #CharlesDuhigg #ThePowerofHabit