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- 1. Behaviour Change and Coaching What we can learn from BJ Fogg
- 2. So who is BJ Fogg Expert in facilitating behaviour change via software. How to make people engage with your app / website.
- 3. B=MAT Behaviour = Motivation + Ability + Trigger
- 10. Frustration !
- 11. Annoyance !
- 12. Great for apps ...
- 13. Great for apps ... What about teams ?
- 14. A coach's goal is obsolescence
- 15. How to make your team not need you Tap their MOTIVATION (Coach) Increase their ABILITY (Mentor /Teach) Give them the triggers (Delegate / take a step back)
- 20. Now it’s time to focus on another team !