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How to Make New Habits Stick, Why You Can’t Break Old Habits and The Secret to Great Communication with Charles Duhigg #436

Mar 20, 2024
Charles Duhigg, Pulitzer Prize-winning author of "Supercommunicators" and "The Power of Habit," dives into the science behind making good habits stick. He explains how the brain craves rewards and cues to maintain new behaviors and shares the importance of small wins and keystone habits. Duhigg also emphasizes the art of effective communication as a critical tool for connection and growth, urging that mastering these skills can lead to more meaningful relationships. He believes we all have the potential to be supercommunicators!
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Quick takeaways

  • Focus on cues and rewards for long-term habit formation.
  • Small wins and momentum aid in habit development.

Deep dives

Forming Habits: Cue, Behavior, Reward

Every habit has three components: a cue, behavior, and reward. Changing a habit involves finding new behaviors that correspond to the old cues and deliver something similar to the old reward. Focusing on cues and rewards helps in making new behaviors stick long-term.

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