POWER OF HABIT

Habits shape our daily actions and define our long-term outcomes. Consistency in behavior,over time, solidifies routines and determines character.

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83 Contents

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23 Hours

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Hindi

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10 Students Enrolled

Course Overview

  1. Formation: Habits are formed through repeated actions or behaviors over time.
  2. Automaticity: Once established, habits become automatic responses or routines, requiring minimal conscious effort.
  3. Triggers: Habits often start with a cue or trigger that initiates the behavior.
  4. Reward System: Positive reinforcement, or rewards, can strengthen the habit loop.
  5. Breaking Habits: Altering or replacing habits requires conscious effort, especially in the initial

Course Content

img 83 Lectures img 23 Hours
  • 11. The lab belonging to Wolfram Shultz

  • 12. Craving and Habit

  • 13. Two types of Monkeys

  • 14. With & without Cue

  • 15. After their disaster

  • 16. In his final years

  • 17. The Game Clock

  • 18. Habits can change 1

  • 19. Habits can change 2

  • 20. Habits can change 3

  • 21. Identify the cue 1

  • 22. Identify the cue 2

  • 23. Without thinking

  • 24. Belief Itself

  • 25. Feasibility

  • 26. For our coach

  • 27.How habit change

  • 28. Habit of Safety

  • 29. Audacious Goal

  • 30. Small Habit

  • 31. Small wins in mind

  • 32. Small wins over year 1

  • 33. Small wins over year 2

  • 34. We killed this man

  • 35. Ripples of good Habit

  • 36. You are fired 1

  • 37. You are fired 2

  • 38. Starbucks and Travis Leach

  • 39. Willpower

  • 40. Will power is not skill

  • 41. Orthopedic Hospital

  • 42. Starbucks Willpower

  • 43. Wrong habit implode -1

  • 44. Wrong habit implode -2

  • 45. Heat of Crisis

  • 46. Truce

  • 47. Authority Balance

  • 48. Small fire at King Cross -1

  • 49. Small fire at King Cross -2

  • 50. Why none came to take charge

  • 51. Value of Crisis

  • 52. Choose to a big error

  • 53. Sense of something must change

  • 54. Target to Retail

  • 55. Shopping Habits

  • 56. Retail Industry

  • 57. Retail Habits

  • 58. Predicting Preganancy -1

  • 59. Predicting Preganancy -2

  • 60. Predicting Preganancy -3

  • 61. Predicting Pregnancy -4

  • 62. Flailing song -1

  • 63. Flailing song -2

  • 64. Rosa Parks Arrest

  • 65. Habit of Friendship

  • 66. They knew Rosa personally

  • 67. Strong ties bring momentum

  • 68. Different social habits

  • 69. Followers

  • 70. Habit of faith -1

  • 71. Habit of faith -2

  • 72. Neurology of free will -1

  • 73. Neurology of free will -2

  • 74. Neurology of free will -3

  • 75. Sleep terror whose fault -1

  • 76. Sleep terror whose fault -2

  • 77. Habits of ethic and choice

  • 78. Habit Insights

  • 79. Shopping habits

  • 80. The impossible LD-1

  • 81. The impossible LD-2

  • 82. Take habits lightly LD