Habit Expert, Wendy Wood, breaks down the three bases of habit formation! (Behavioral Science)

[@andysadventures3910]

MORE WENDY WOOD PLEASE (Thanks for all the time, effort and hard work you put into making these videos)

[@PeteJudo1]

It's my pleasure Andy :)

[@lh16574]

Great interview and insights! Would love to see the longer version!

[@PeteJudo1]

Thanks Lucky

[@80210019]

Great material. I am surprised you do not have more people following you since your material and the way you present it is very interesting and current. Do not give up¡¡¡ Keep on adding more good insights, and more Wendy Wood¡¡¡ Regards from Chile¡¡

[@PeteJudo1]

Thanks Pablo. Share with your friends please :)

[@anadulce2726]

More Wendy Wood please, :) And thank you so much for all the time you took in delivering this nugget of information!

[@HappyChildlessMindset]

More Wendy Woods Please! I loved this interview and I want to hear the extended version.

[@LifeLensCoaching]

more wendy wood please, Pete! this was a great interview. thank you for sharing this with us!

[@joanneelwin2639]

Fun and interesting format - perfect length for watching

[@PeteJudo1]

Glad you enjoy!

[@maxcorrea7985]

MORE WENDY WOOD PLEASE, and congratulations for your new job on Ogilvy, your history is inspiring!!!!

[@PeteJudo1]

Thanks Max! Check out my video titled “Why you’re always on your phone” for my second interview with Professor Wood.

[@vickyyuan1972]

Thanks for breaking down the book in an interview format! Such valuable content! How did you get to work for Wendy Wood/what did you do?

[@davidleny4100]

More Wendy Wood please

[@PeteJudo1]

Check out my video “why you’re always on your phone!” For more Wendy!

[@uyiosaelegon12]

More Wendy Wood please!!

[@mv80401]

just bought it, thanks

[@hijodelaisla275]

If they were taking the stairs, how would they know that the elevator's closing doors had sped up again?

[@mainulislam6765]

can anyone please provide a link to the study referred to by the author at 4:31?

[@Null_Zero_71]

I have the book with me. And I really like the book.

[@PeteJudo1]

The book is great!

[@tizianadagostino]

interesting, but I would recommend checking out dr. BJ Bigg's Model of behavior and his Tiny Habits. (I am not getting any kickback, I promise).

[@PeteJudo1]

Do you mean BJ Fogg? Yes he's also impressive!

[@Learna_Hydralis]

@@PeteJudo1 I'm curious if you read his book "tiny habits" .. I find Wendy Wood book provide the credited science & Bj Fogg book provide the models & methods that deliver result .. what you think of that Pete?

[@lthoang101]

More wood

[@jenniferlucas1677]

What is Wendy habit breaking?

[@PeteJudo1]

Sorry I don’t understand your question, can you expand please?

[@Learna_Hydralis]

She provided double method of increasing the friction to do the behavior plus addition of cost to the behavior in the book, the second method is very similar to prof. Andrew Huberman method of "positive cargo" kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZTWY4N8r5qkbMk

[@hansbleuer3346]

Be carefull. •This is the return to naiv behaviorism in new clothes. Wau Wau. •"Actions" can be triggered by habits but also by other factors. •I propose to return to school and study the work of Husserl, Graumann and others. •Experiments are no sign of science. Greetings from Harvard. •And the help of Neuro-something is no good idea. It's more hypped faith from gurus than serious science.

[@CandiceHankey]

More Wendy Wood please