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Nudge Podcast
Добавлен 23 мар 2019
Ever noticed how the smallest changes can have the biggest impact? On Nudge, you'll learn simple evidence-backed tips to help you kick bad habits, get a raise, and grow a business. Every bite-sized 20-minute show comes packed with practical advice from admired entrepreneurs and behavioural scientists. Nudge is fast-paced but still insightful with real-world examples that you can apply - this is not your average business podcast.
Did Nintendo Brain Training Make Me Smarter?
I’ve spent hundreds of hours playing Nintendo Brain Training. I’ve always thought it’d make me smarter. Most people agree. I asked 25 Brits, and 24 said it “helps their memory.” And yet, my guest on Nudge, Prof Dan Simons, thinks we’re all wrong. So, does Nintendo brain training work? Well, in today’s episode of Nudge, I find out.
First, I analysed the dozens of ads Nintendo had put out. I share the psychological nudges they used to persuade us and how they made their game so popular. Then, I run my own experiment. For 5 days, I play Nintendo Brain Training. I record my progress and measure if my intelligence has improved after a week. And finally, I chat with Professor Dan Simons and hea...
First, I analysed the dozens of ads Nintendo had put out. I share the psychological nudges they used to persuade us and how they made their game so popular. Then, I run my own experiment. For 5 days, I play Nintendo Brain Training. I record my progress and measure if my intelligence has improved after a week. And finally, I chat with Professor Dan Simons and hea...
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Why most job interviews are pointless
Просмотров 43 тыс.Месяц назад
Tesco is the largest UK employer. They conduct almost 1 million interviews a year, yet I think they might be pointless. Today, I will share psychological studies showing common interview flaws. I explain why so many of us are bad at predicting what others think and suggest a better way to conduct interviews. Thinking Fast and Slow: tinyurl.com/msd3kz9b Talking to Strangers: tinyurl.com/yewvrwb5...
Why Messi Walks So Much
Просмотров 2 тыс.Месяц назад
There’s a strange ritual Messi does at the start of every game that helps make him great. This ritual also helps job candidates succeed in interviews, sketch comedians create better jokes, and helped A-ha write Take On Me. To hear what it is, listen to bestselling author Adam Alter teach me the science behind beating procrastination. Adam’s book: adamalterauthor.com/anatomy Subscribe to the (fr...
How I persuaded 8 influencers to promote this show
Просмотров 9812 месяца назад
I didn’t pay them. I didn’t force them. I didn’t even try to persuade them. No, to convince these 8 influencers I used an extremely powerful psychological bias. This same bias has been used to sell one thousand pounds of cheese in three hours, turn greedy bankers into charitable donors, and (potentially) save us from nuclear war. Listen to find out how I persuaded 8 influencers to promote this ...
Can Charles Duhigg Make Me Popular?
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The bestselling author of The Power of Habits and Supercommunicators shared his top communication advice. Today, on Nudge, I tested Charles Duhigg's advice on four strangers. Will his advice make me more popular? Access the bonus episode: nudge.ck.page/72cea6802d Charles's book Supercommunicators: tinyurl.com/447wkpmz Subscribe to the (free) Nudge Newsletter: nudge.ck.page/profile
21 Psyc-Tips to Increase Sales (with Nick Kolenda)
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I interviewed a (former) mind reader. He still reads minds today, but not for gimmicks. Instead, he uses his powers to help companies increase their sales. Today on Nudge, he shares 21 psychology-inspired tips that are proven to increase revenue. Nick's newsletter: www.kolenda.io/ Subscribe to the (free) Nudge Newsletter: nudge.ck.page/profile
The lying psychologist who fooled the world
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He lied to his students, his friends, and his family. He fabricated data in 57 separate studies. He publicised racist views as scientific fact. And for a decade, he got away with it. Today, I share how one of the world’s most popular behavioural scientists fooled the world. Nobody’s Fool: tinyurl.com/yv6pf93v Influence: www.influenceatwork.com/store-new/ Subscribe to the (free) Nudge Newsletter...
The speech that put a man on the moon
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The speech that put a man on the moon
How to deliver an election winning speech
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How to deliver an election winning speech
“Don’t be fooled by this sales trick” Chris Voss
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“Don’t be fooled by this sales trick” Chris Voss
“It’s the mistake EVERY business makes” Rory Sutherland
Просмотров 292 тыс.4 месяца назад
“It’s the mistake EVERY business makes” Rory Sutherland
“Never say THIS in a negotiation” Chris Voss
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“Never say THIS in a negotiation” Chris Voss
You (Probably) Don’t Care About Child Slavery
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You (Probably) Don’t Care About Child Slavery
Irrational pricing strategies that actually work
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.6 месяцев назад
Irrational pricing strategies that actually work
“How McDonald’s Make Men Binge” Rory Sutherland
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“How McDonald’s Make Men Binge” Rory Sutherland
The (sexual?) symbolism in McDonald's logo
Просмотров 6876 месяцев назад
The (sexual?) symbolism in McDonald's logo
The Europeans Who Danced to Their Deaths
Просмотров 5077 месяцев назад
The Europeans Who Danced to Their Deaths
Britain’s Most Persuasive Text Message
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Britain’s Most Persuasive Text Message
Mourinho’s Mind Game Obsession Explained
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Mourinho’s Mind Game Obsession Explained
The secrets behind Steve Jobs' success
Просмотров 29 тыс.Год назад
The secrets behind Steve Jobs' success
Modern leaders must learn this from Churchill
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Modern leaders must learn this from Churchill
The psychology behind EVERY movie trailer
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The psychology behind EVERY movie trailer
Scientific tips for living a happier life
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Scientific tips for living a happier life
why are her eyes so super wide open?
And people cant spot trump lying...
How do we know there aren't other health-related companies out there committing similar frauds?
Elizabeth Holmes will be released from prison on Aug. 16, 2032. Perhaps, she can run for President of the United States. Apparently, a criminal record is not an obstacle.
no the criminals are the people who didn't do their due diligence. i think she actually believed her bulshit until she was in too deep, the professionals should have known better
She’s WHITE, that’s Why
It's famous that Sony's walkman was born out of a side project because Masaru Ibuka wanted something lighter to carry around to listen to music when traveling. Creativity can come from ideas of individual employees that could define the company's success in the future.
Lol.... A lot of greedy investors.... Her testing was always impossible.....
Huge fan, but lean back from mic mate, getting all the mouth noises, sounfs like ASR video, messes with my OCD.
yeah, but what was the explanation for Muriel guessing the tea correctly 100% of the time?
Micro efficiencies. 😂
Now do Elon Musk.
people believe what they want to believe.
legendry video brother. Can you make video about ' Make America Great Again' . This statments is soo effective on citizens and also me lol ..and im from australia .. but that statements carry weight. Please study that statemnts. ALSO obama speech in 2008 is another one . this will be one of best video of you
she is a total sociopath. what gets me is she knew the truth would come out sooner or later but still does it.
Lump sum payments, preach.
Look, I like the vast majority of what's being said here but self checkouts are vaaaaaaaaaaastly more efficient for shoppers than the olden days and anyone who says otherwise just can't remember what it used to be like or wasn't around back then.
He is spot on about why I voted for Brexit - it was because I knew it would be the only chance I'd ever have of voting on it.
I’m sorry, but you’re wrong. Most of us were in Elizabeth’s shoes. We would not lie if most of us would have there would be way more Elizabeth Holmes.
most important condition for her scam to be able to succeed, seems to me is the fact that the American health industry is run by venture capital... she probably overheard a discussion somewhere going: 'Imagine if we could do all these tests with just one drop of blood, we'd charge exactly the same price as now with ten times less overhead'... and she went 'dang, I'll sell that'...
It’s crazy. Investors will give you money if family members who you never knew once did something great. “Oh your great-grandad was an entrepreneur, would you like $50 million or $100 million?”
Stop saying "White lies". You MFs always try to justify your evil deeds.
Everybody believed her because shes White. And other White people helped her commit the fraud.
I really don't think you COULD argue that Steve Jobs still follows Caesar's tactics "today". 😂 Or even a year ago when you made this vid.
I used to love playing this as a kid. We might have lent on these claims to get our perants to buy the game, haha.
Lumo sum benefits are a great idea but they ahve to amke absolutely sure that people understand they won't get more until a certain time
The lack of evidence was obvious at the time the games came out. The low probability that playing these games would really help was also obvious at the time. The alternative explanations for seemingly supportive studies were also obvious at the time.
What this video really needed was a Brilliant sponsorship.
sponsored by Brain Age!
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Your favourite ad is about 2 nights ago rather than 2 weeks ago! Is this a test to see if I'm paying attention?
Sudoku is Sudoku?
Vox pop me sounds very handy. I also appreciate your introduction of Dan's books.
lol it’s not a mystery why she lied. It’s way easier to lie about having a successful business than it is to actually have one.
This channel is shockingly undersubscribed.
"bees have been around for 20 million years so they presumably know what they're f*cling doing" I broke at this line 😂😂😂
You see, that image you have of Caesar as the nemesis of democracy was handed to you by people who despised him, most prominently that vile worm Cicero - a cowardly, opportunistic weasel of a slum-lord, whose entire career consisted of influence peddling, wetting his beak, and writing turgid missives attempting to paint himself as some sort of sophisticated intellectual as opposed to the self-important blowhard he actually was. Cicero was representative of the ruling patrician class in a number of ways. These were men who pretended to be paragons of republican virtue, Cicero et al. didn’t hate Caesar because he was an enemy of democracy. The ruling class didn’t hate him because he was a self-aggrandizing tyrant. They hated him because he stood for and represented everything they were not. His very existence made them look mean and petty in contrast. Caesar was also a polymath - a genius in multiple domains. Cicero himself was forced to admit that Caesar was the most exalted rhetorician of his day. Reading his Commentaries on the Gallic and Civil Wars demonstrates this mastery of language. Caesar communicated in precise, clear, compelling speech, using no more words than were necessary to get his message across to his primary audience - that being the largely illiterate proles back in Rome, to whom he addressed his Commentaries as a means of telling his story directly to them (some of them could read, and they’d read them aloud to their friends), rather than letting his enemies in the Senate dominate the narrative with their poison This is not the language of a narcissistic, grandiose megalomaniac, but rather the simple, direct words of a man who wants only to make the truth as clear as he can. Explaining complex matters in simple language that all can grasp is actually a very difficult thing to do. The content of the Commentaries likewise speaks to his genius. His battlefield victories were nothing short of miraculous Then there’s the book. You know, that sheaf of bound sheets with writing on them, that enables information to be much more rapidly retrieved than can be done by unrolling a scroll. Caesar invented them, or more precisely the codex. Yes, really
Her eyes are soulless.
Quaint anachronism. The problem with UK and western world in no efficiency but that fact you will soon run out of people
Why do all the fake scientists have to be social scientists? So embarrassing *stands in power pose*
Thanks bro the video was worth watching. Now I am interested on what is in Guadiola's Mind. I want to know in details which tactics he uses to get into his player's minds
One of the best ways to judge character is to watch how ppl treat those they consider to rank lower on the social scale.
She didn't care shit about helping people or saving their lives. All she cared about was money
Why did you mispronounce "reneged"?
Over specialization = Extinction
Don't know how many companies say they want improvement, and when you spend the time to analyse there business and offer improvement. Very few and far between actually want change. In the end i quit this career as it was self torture
You know, I’d rather just listen to Rory speak without some other person pretending they have some input when in fact you’re summarising, which means in fact you’re directing my interpretation of Rory’s thoughts towards your agenda. Appropriation of someone else’s work and presenting it as your own is a huge and growing issue in social media. Idea theft in a situation where an action for plagiarism is unlikely.
I barely look at resumes since getting a paper has almost zero correlation to ability to do a job, and people lie lot. In a professional setting I want to know just three things. 1. Given an unknown task, how do you go about solving for it? 2. If something goes bad, what's your framework to involve the right people, solve the problem and communicate to stakeholders? 3. If you need to "sell" an idea, concept, get funding etc, how do you go about it? (if its a technical role, show me a business problem and your solution to it and how you arrived at that solution). Pretty much anything else can be learned, so if they have the key basic skills, would they be somebody I want to work with every day for the given role? "Cultural" fit really does matter. A fair number of people I've hired have had more of a career than I have so I must be picking reasonably well.
Be grateful that its not an ai that's judging your suitability for work. A machine has no empathy and if it deems you unsuitable, its a death sentence basically..
Can you do a follow up video on how precisely interviewees can approach interviews so some dopey idiot whose been roped into interview people doesn't put you in a job your going to hate. Pretty sure that the way some people roped into the interview process complain about it that they would happily give the job to an algorithm any day.
When you turn up for an interview and they ask you "why are you here", it's time to leave; on the second interview the manager can't be bothered to attend, clearly you are not getting the job, time to leave. What is the difference between a mean lean company and a Fat Flabby one; A Personnel department; I can explain further if you go to a mean lean company you will be interviewed by the CEO and they will talk about their company and vision, you can explain how you could fit it with the vision and contribute you the companies success, and you will get the position.
Look around the average office ,clock the number of people who are 'less than stellar at their job', that's how great the conventional job interview works 😢😢😢😢😢. Friends and family are usually a really bad fit also and they often leave quite soon, by observation...
Why do you add an 'S' on the end when you say "Tesco"?
More guys trying to be clever. No novel insight.