Can You Create A Tiny Wellbeing Habit? with BJ Fogg

Sep 29, 2017

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BJ Fogg is an experimental psychologist who directs the behavior design lab at Stanford University. He is renowned for creating breakthrough methods for changing human behavior. These methods are called, “Tiny Habits.” Fortune Magazine has named BJ one of the 10 New Gurus You Should Know.

In this conversation, you will hear BJ talk about the tiny habits method. He explains how small behavior changes are easier to implement and sustain when it comes to creating lasting positive changes. He shares the three simple steps you can take to make tiny habits part of your daily wellbeing routine.

Connect with BJ Fogg:

Website: TinyHabits.com

You’ll Learn:

[01:29] - BJ talks about his research on making positive behaviors stick.
[02:09] - BJ explains what a “tiny habit” is and how it works.
[04:12] - BJ describes how he used the tiny habits method with daily pushups.
[06:19] - BJ talks about our brains adapting to tiny habits.
[07:23] - In case the habit isn’t “taking.” BJ shares how to tweak the recipe.
[10:26] - BJ explains that simplicity lies at the heart of behavior change.
[13:35] - BJ tells us why celebration is important to help behavior changes continue.
[18:34] - BJ shares how his newest research is looking to uncover super tiny ha bits that have the biggest impact on our wellbeing.

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