The podcast explores how to build and break habits using the Tiny Habits method, featuring BJ Fogg, a behavior scientist at Stanford University. Fogg defines a habit as something done automatically, irrespective of frequency, and introduces his behavior model, which posits that motivation, ability, and a prompt must converge for a behavior to occur. The Tiny Habits method involves starting with very easy versions of a habit, integrating it into an existing routine, and celebrating successes to reinforce the behavior with positive emotion. While creating habits relies on positive reinforcement, breaking habits is more complex, involving demotivation, reducing ability, or removing prompts. Fogg suggests focusing on designing prompts to initiate desired behaviors and removing prompts that trigger unwanted ones.
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