3 Keys To Breaking Bad Habits & Building Good Ones
Brandon Carter Brandon Carter
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 Published On Apr 12, 2024

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Brandon Carter offers valuable insights on how to quit bad habits and start good ones, inspired by an Aristotle quote. The video explores the results of a Daniel Connerman experiment to show how fearing potential loss can drive us towards our goals, backed by Sigmund Freud's pleasure-pain principle. Brandon introduces negative visualization as a practical tool for this approach. He also tackles the common struggle with staying consistent, sharing personal strategies to enforce self-discipline and cultivate beneficial routines by creating more challenges around negative habits. Additionally, he discusses methods to make positive actions easier, similar to techniques used by Amazon to streamline customer actions. The session ends with a clear summary of all the points discussed, equipping viewers with practical steps to transform their habits effectively.

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0:00 Aristotle quote
0:30 What you’ll learn in this video
2:20 First step
2:44 Daniel Connerman experiment
3:15 Result of Connerman experiment
3:33 Use potential loss as a motivator to your goals
4:07 Sigmund freud principle: The pleasure pain principle
5:12 Negative visualization
6:49 The problem people have with consistency
8:06 How to stay consistent
8:31 Second step
8:50 Stop accepting inconsistency from yourself
10:43 How you can train good habits
14:03 Third step
14:14 How Brandon stayed consistent in Miami
15:25 Brandon creating more friction for ice cream
16:55 How to increase good habits: Increasing friction
18:25 How amazon reduces friction
20:08 Summary
20:44 Outro

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