Golden Balls, Human Behavior, and Cognitive Flexibility: Matthew Nagler on PYP 628
What can a game show teach us about human nature, and how to balance individual vs social needs and pressure?
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The Actual Science of Change: Richard E Boyatzis on PYP 611
Why do most change efforts—individual, organizational, societal—stagnate and fail? And how can we do better?
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Fake It ‘Til You Make It?: How Action Can Trigger Transformation: Matt Nagler on PYP 582
To change our behaviors, we can try to change our thinking. But today’s guest shares a faster, more reliable way to become a different, better version of ourselves.
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The Sneak Attack that Makes Cravings Irresistible – and How to Resist Anyway: Glenn Livingston, PhD on PYP 576
Why do cravings return with a vengeance just when we think we’ve got them beat? And can the answer help us defeat our cravings for good?
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My Coaching Evolution: Glenn Livingston interviews Howie Jacobson: PYP 567
My coaching has changed a lot over the past 20 years. Here’s how I now help clients achieve lasting, effortless, transformational change.
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The Art and Neuroscience of Transformational Change: Dr Tori Olds on PYP 553
For most of the 20th century, neuroscientists believed that old emotional memories could only be managed, not removed. Until the discovery of Memory Reconsolidation…
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Becoming a Brave Athlete – and Screen Writer! – with Simon Marshall and Lesley Paterson: PYP 550
Five years after Lesley and Simon appeared on this podcast to talk about how to set and achieve athletic goals, Lesley just won a BAFTA for screenwriting. So let’s listen again to this 2018 conversation for clues about how to live a brave life.
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How to Live Based on Values, Not Impulses: Russ Harris on PYP 547
Russ Harris, author of the bestselling The Happiness Trap, shares techniques and practices for unhooking from the mind’s dictates to live a joyful, authentic, and purpose-driven life.
Read MoreHow to Stop Rebelling Against Your Own Best Interests
Rebelling against unjust and unhealthy systems is great. But what about when we rebel against our own best interests?
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