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Tag Archives: changing behavior
Go out to lunch for a change
I am nearing the end of my fourth decade of being part of the working world and I’ve always been a fan of getting out of the office for lunch even if it means brown bagging it in the park. … Continue reading
Posted in Living in the World Today
Tagged changing behavior, Connecting with people, Lunch breaks
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Routines are a safety net that should be torn up and re-sewn
I recently finished Jeremy Dean’s excellent 2013 book Making Habits, Breaking Habits: Why We Do Things, Why We Don’t, and How to Make Any Change Stick. If you are interested in reading about the motivations of people as it relates … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Development
Tagged changing behavior, Changing routines, Habits, Jeremy Dean, Making new habits, PsychCentral, Routines
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Being habitually late is inconsiderate and rude
You can tell from the headline that this post has great rant potential. You’d be correct. It’s not because someone in particular recently made me wait, stood me up or let me down, or at least not in particular. I … Continue reading
