Learn how to create customer habits using powerful triggers like time, mood, location, and social influences. Discover techniques to boost product usage.
Companies utilize the Habit Zone to create user habits and influence user behavior. By creating habits, products become a part of users’ lives and minds.
Some managers keep diaries of their on-the-job mistakes, partly to avoid repeating errors, and partly to make employees comfortable with failure. At least one added cartoons.
Learn the secret behind how we can use tiny habits and habit stacking to build new habits that actually stick and are more than the sum of their parts.
One thing leads to another and before you know it, you've got a routine.
Your product can’t suck. That’s a given. But it’s also not enough to be a good product that doesn’t hook your customer and connect to their pain points.
This week I chat with Ryan Holiday, an author and hacker, about habits, obstacles, and media manipulation.
You want the good things technology brings. You also want to know how to stop checking your phone so much. Here's what a behavior expert says is the answer.
Understanding how to build new habits is essential for making progress. Read this guide right now to learn 5 easy, powerful strategies for changing habits.
We all want to be better than we are today. And that often requires pushing yourself beyond your comfort zone, even when you don’t feel like it. It requires getting back up and trying again and again when you fail. It requires sticking with a path long enough to see it through. In short, becoming […]
What really motivates you more, the promise of a reward if you succeed or a debt if you don’t?
Each and every day we eat, we sleep, we read, we brush our teeth. So why haven't we all become world-class masters of eating, sleeping, reading, and teeth-brushing?