3 Elements of Behavior Change

behavior change Sep 11, 2020

When woo woo meets science⁣

When I tell people I got my PhD in mindsets and health behavior change ... it sounds made up⁣
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*mindset* & *behavior change* feels very abstract and floaty lol⁣
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Whereas *science* is opposite - concrete and logical⁣
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But there is indeed a science to this floaty stuff, and it’s kind of my life goal to explain this to the world 😆⁣
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And it’s not just social science (my PhD is actually in psychology) but neuroscience too 🧠⁣
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Behavior change starts with an OBJECTIVE⁣
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👉 What do you want to achieve? Straight forward. Cut n dry.⁣
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But then requires a PROCESS⁣
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👉 Because we all know what happens when you want to make a change but have zero plan in place to actually take action 🙃⁣
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What you can do to start the process:⁣
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Adjust your environment, figure out where new behaviors fit in your schedule, work through any mindset blocks, maybe hire a good coach to guide you⁣
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This is the “how”... and if you can find some enjoyment in this part, that’s major 🔑⁣
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…Most importantly, you need to identify your true “why”⁣
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👉 Your PURPOSE⁣
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(note this is NOT the same as your objective)⁣
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As much as we like to think we are logical beings... this feely emotional stuff typically plays the largest role in successful, sustained behavior change.⁣
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How this could look: you’re the best version of yourself when you’re healthy, fit, and active.⁣
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What’s your current objective?⁣
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What’s the process look like to get there?⁣
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And why do you TRULY want it?⁣
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You might need unearth some deep shit here. But that’s good. Embrace that shit 🤘⁣

 

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