Behavior Change

by Keely Adler and · updated 1mo ago

How to Change: The Science of Getting from Where You Are to Where You Want to Be
by Katy Milkman
amazon.com
2 highlights
sari added 2y ago
Irrational Labs - Behaviorally informed design for better products and a better world
irrationallabs.com
sari added 2y ago
Leverage Points: Places to Intervene in a System
by The Academy for Systems Change
donellameadows.org
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Tanuj added 2y ago
To ask, every day, "What matters, in the end?" is to create the possibility of differentiated choice, the potential to overthrow the tyranny of our history, so as to honour something in us that has always been there, waiting for our courage.

— James Hollis
from Tweet by Thea
rob hardy added 5mo ago
Some Painful Questions We Ask Ourselves
by Cate Hall
sashachapin.substack.com
5 highlights
Stuart Evans added 2y ago
Arguments and outcomes
by Seth Godin
seths.blog
7 highlights
Supritha S added 2y ago
How Did We Get So Obsessed with Streaks?
by Anne Helen Petersen
annehelen.substack.com
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Keely Adler added 2y ago
If you keep hearing some vague descriptions about how much better some change in life is, but you don’t really “get it,” maybe that’s a sign it’s something you should explore rather than shy away from.
from Known Costs, Unknowable Benefits by Infinite Play
Stuart Evans added 10mo ago
Incentive Architecture before Information Architecture - Abby Covert, Information Architect
by Abby Covert
abbycovert.com
1 highlight
Adam Zeiner added 9mo ago
Deep Laziness
by Ribbon Farm
ribbonfarm.com
21 highlights
Keely Adler added 2y ago

How to Change: The Science of Getting from Where You Are to Where You Want to Be

Irrational Labs - Behaviorally informed design for better products and a better world

Leverage Points: Places to Intervene in a System

from Tweet by Thea

Some Painful Questions We Ask Ourselves

Arguments and outcomes

How Did We Get So Obsessed with Streaks?

from Known Costs, Unknowable Benefits by Infinite Play

Incentive Architecture before Information Architecture - Abby Covert, Information Architect

Deep Laziness