Bonus Archive Ep 009: Parents Can Solve Big Behavior Problems with Tiny Changes

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English - July 29, 2022 04:00 - 23 minutes - ★★★★★ - 18 ratings
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Listen to this bonus episode from the archives of ImpactParents with Dr. Fogg about the way our brains manage, create, and put into action the behaviors we want (and don’t want!) to happen.
Stanford University Behavior Scientist, Dr. BJ Fogg, teaches people how behavior works. With deep experience in teaching and innovation, he splits his time between Stanford University and industry innovation, running a research lab and teaching his models and methods in graduate seminars, and bringing his breakthrough method "Tiny Habits" into global corporations. His Stanford students have gone on to co-found Instagram, and start the Center for Humane Technology. In 2010, his work on “Behavior Design” led to the creation of a set of models and methods about human behavior (with nothing to do with technology.) His TEDx talk “Forget big change, start with Tiny Habits” has over a million views. Find out more at BJFogg.com and look forward to his upcoming book, Tiny Habits: The Small Changes that Change Everything, scheduled for publication in 2020.
Here is what was covered on this special archival episode:

The three factors that affect the way we act or don’t act

How to create a targeted approach to changing your child’s behavior

Troubleshooting a missing behavior and overcoming executive function obstacles

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Connect with Dr. BJ Fogg:
Website: https://www.bjfogg.com/
Tiny Habits Book: https://tinyhabits.com/
TedX Talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AdKUJxjn-R8
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tinyhabits
Twitter: https://twitter.com/bjfogg
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bjfogg/

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Listen to this bonus episode from the archives of ImpactParents with Dr. Fogg about the way our brains manage, create, and put into action the behaviors we want (and don’t want!) to happen.

Stanford University Behavior Scientist, Dr. BJ Fogg, teaches people how behavior works. With deep experience in teaching and innovation, he splits his time between Stanford University and industry innovation, running a research lab and teaching his models and methods in graduate seminars, and bringing his breakthrough method "Tiny Habits" into global corporations. His Stanford students have gone on to co-found Instagram, and start the Center for Humane Technology. In 2010, his work on “Behavior Design” led to the creation of a set of models and methods about human behavior (with nothing to do with technology.) His TEDx talk “Forget big change, start with Tiny Habits” has over a million views. Find out more at BJFogg.com and look forward to his upcoming book, Tiny Habits: The Small Changes that Change Everything, scheduled for publication in 2020.

Here is what was covered on this special archival episode:

The three factors that affect the way we act or don’t act
How to create a targeted approach to changing your child’s behavior
Troubleshooting a missing behavior and overcoming executive function obstacles

Should Your Kids Be Responsible for Their Own Systems Yet?

Why Can’t I Motivate my Kids to do What I Ask?

Five Ways to Get Your Kids (or Anyone) to do What You Ask

Motivate Kids Without Overwhelming or Causing Pushback: Keep it Simple

How to Help (Without Enabling) Your Kid: The Four Roles of the Parent

Rewards Systems: Why They Work and How to Start One

Twitter Mentions

@bjfogg