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Automatic Success: How to Create Winning Habits

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The key to being successful in life is to create winning habits. In this Book Rapper slides show we offer a toolkit for creating successful habits. It's derived from Charles Duhigg's book The Power of Habits.

The key to being successful in life is to create winning habits. In this Book Rapper slides show we offer a toolkit for creating successful habits. It's derived from Charles Duhigg's book The Power of Habits.

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Automatic Success: How to Create Winning Habits

  1. 1. Automatic Success How to Create Winning Habits
  2. 2. The Geoff McDonald @BookRapper BookRapper.com
  3. 3. The Book GeoffMcDonald.com/blog
  4. 4. The Book CharlesDuhigg.com
  5. 5. Charles Duhigg CharlesDuhigg.com
  6. 6. Habits : I, We, Us The BIG Idea
  7. 7. How much do you think? Speed RAP
  8. 8. 40% Unthinking Habits Speed RAP
  9. 9. POKE ME! Book Rapper Says...
  10. 10. Human Becomings Your Challenge : Which Habits Will You Kick?
  11. 11. Invisible to the Naked Eye Exposing your habits as habits
  12. 12. 123456789012345678901234567890 The 30 Days of Habits What’s your Challenge?
  13. 13. I : Personal Habits GeoffMcDonald.com/blog
  14. 14. We Are Our Habits One habit is nothing, all our habits are everything
  15. 15. We Can Change Change your habits, change your results
  16. 16. Shortcuts Our brains chunk our behaviour into habits
  17. 17. Cue Something Happens! ALL habits are triggered by some event
  18. 18. Routine We Respond! ALL habits are automatic behaviours
  19. 19. Reward We Get Paid! There’s a reason for ALL of our habits
  20. 20. Cue Routine Reward The Habit Steps The general formula for habits includes these 3 steps
  21. 21. Routine Cue Reward Not Quite a Habit Loop
  22. 22. Image : WikiCommons Why Do You Brush Your Teeth?
  23. 23. Image : WikiCommons What do you crave?
  24. 24. Routine Cue Reward Craving Closing the Habit Loop
  25. 25. Visualize to build your desire
  26. 26. We Are Our Habits The people we hang out with reinforce our habits
  27. 27. Routine Cue Reward The secret to changing your habits
  28. 28. Half the Hab-battle Create a list of triggers to identify the source of your habit
  29. 29. We : Organisational Habits GeoffMcDonald.com/blog
  30. 30. Keystone Some habits are more important than others
  31. 31. Image : WikiCommons Cascade Master Habits trigger other responses
  32. 32. What’s the typical Keystone Habit for wellbeing?
  33. 33. What is Michael Phelp’s Keystone Habit?
  34. 34. What was Alcoa CEO Paul O’Neill’s Keystone Habit?
  35. 35. Accumulate Small Wins The best way to uncover your Master Habits
  36. 36. What’s the single most important habit you can develop?
  37. 37. Cue Routine Reward The Habit Steps How to develop your Willpower
  38. 38. Cue Routine Reward Delay Gratification How to develop your Willpower
  39. 39. Routine Routine Cue Reward Cue Reward Plan Ahead The secret to building your Willpower
  40. 40. Room To Move Give me autonomy and my willpower will grow
  41. 41. Fan the Flames Use a crisis as an opportunity to shift organisational habits
  42. 42. Truce Organisations are like civil-war battlefields
  43. 43. Us : Society Habits GeoffMcDonald.com/blog
  44. 44. Manipulating Habits By definition, habits are predictable
  45. 45. Image : WikiCommons Predictable Supermarkets are designed to prey on our habits
  46. 46. Image : WikiCommons Predictably Unpredictable We change our habits when we change our lives
  47. 47. Too Predictable Everything we buy is recorded and analysed
  48. 48. The Habit Sandwich How to Introduce Innovative Ideas/Products
  49. 49. Rosa Parks Why do some small acts cause a ripple effect?
  50. 50. Martin Luther King Movements thrive through creating new habits
  51. 51. Strong Ties The people we know directly
  52. 52. Weak Ties The people you know through other people
  53. 53. Strong Weak Two Strategies How to Create a Movement
  54. 54. Strong Weak Weak Strong Two Strategies How to Create a Movement
  55. 55. Strong Weak Identity Three Essentials How to Create a Movement
  56. 56. Actions : Changing Your Habits GeoffMcDonald.com/blog
  57. 57. No Secret Formula No one strategy will work for every person every time
  58. 58. Identify the Routine Step 1 to create new habits
  59. 59. Test Rewards Step 2 to create new habits
  60. 60. Isolate the Cue 1 Location 2 Time 3 Emotion 4 People 5 Action Step 3 to create new habits
  61. 61. Routine Routine Cue Reward Cue Reward Create a Plan Step 4 to create new habits
  62. 62. More... GeoffMcDonald.com/blog
  63. 63. Buy the Book! CharlesDuhigg.com
  64. 64. Peter Sim • Little Bets
  65. 65. Who do you want to be? Your Challenge : Which Habits Will You Kick?
  66. 66. A Presentation Recording available for members at : BookRapper.com

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