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Good Life Project: Charles Duhigg - Power of Habit

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  • Опубликовано: 3 июл 2012
  • DOWNLOAD AUDIO MP3 at www.goodlifepro... - Award-winning author and entrepreneur, Jonathan Fields, interviews New York Times investigative reporter and bestselling author of The Power of Habit, Charles Duhigg
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    Filmed on location at The New York Times building in NYC.

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  • @ninocugtas
    @ninocugtas 9 лет назад +15

    Thank you for giving us this up-close interview with Charles Duhigg.. I've read his book.. and I am amazed that it has already started to change my life.. the power of keystone habits was the biggest takeaway that I found in this book.. Waking up at exactly 5am in the morning now is becoming easier and easier.. and I've found that I've been more productive..

    • @Videoorchard
      @Videoorchard 9 лет назад +1

      Nino Cugtas Hey. Could you please share us on HOW you went about achieving your goals? i dont have the book

  • @kipboyle
    @kipboyle 10 лет назад +5

    I'm reading the book now. By page 93 (part 1) I had discovered several insights into several habits I wanted to change. I found the interview really helped increase my comprehension. Thanks, Jonathan!

  • @DaSerpent89
    @DaSerpent89 11 лет назад +6

    It is an amazing book :) I am changing my life with Charles's book

  • @franciscochavez1696
    @franciscochavez1696 8 лет назад +1

    In my opinion this book is totally worth its price. This guy provides great examples backed by science and a lot of research with scientists, sociologists, psychologists, etc.

  • @ValterMasc
    @ValterMasc 9 лет назад +1

    I have already changed my life with this great book!Congratulations Duhigg!

  • @mitchfrance9440
    @mitchfrance9440 8 лет назад

    Not only is there a fantastic interviewee with a massive amount of information to put forth, the interviewer is asking the perfect questions. Thanks for the upload!

  • @LiberianSacras
    @LiberianSacras 10 лет назад +9

    I know this was forever ago, but I just have to say GREAT interview-er AND interview-ee. Really enjoyable to listen to and watch and so nice to have an in depth discussion instead of 3-6 minutes on NPR, the Today Show or Ellen....

  • @marinamarina1534
    @marinamarina1534 8 лет назад +1

    Wow, 2 beautiful men in a fantastic interview, well done.

  • @carlospawlik
    @carlospawlik 10 лет назад +4

    This is my favourite video on RUclips

  • @gobregon2011
    @gobregon2011 6 лет назад

    Charles Duhigg should be president of everything! So smart, this book is really amzing.

  • @paolabueso
    @paolabueso 10 лет назад +1

    GREAT TALK!!! Can't say that enough! Thank you for inviting him to the show - can't wait to read the book!

  • @romeocasanova90
    @romeocasanova90 8 лет назад +1

    My gosh what a great guy he is! - one thing to read the book and one thing is getting to know the author through video. What a lovely taste of mouth was to watch him talk about his book which I totally recommend. After knowing what's written in those pages it feels as if you had a super power.

  • @w00tse
    @w00tse 10 лет назад +1

    Great interviewer, great interviewee and even greater book. Charles, keep the beard, looks great.

  • @beckyweaver5981
    @beckyweaver5981 4 года назад +1

    Habit:
    1) Trigger for the behavior
    2) Behavior
    3) Reward
    Easier to replace 1 habit with another, than to just eliminate habits

  • @rayvilla1
    @rayvilla1 5 лет назад

    This is an awakening for me. Thank you

  • @chanlovatt
    @chanlovatt 11 лет назад

    Intriguing conversation and topic. I watched it in two sessions, interesting enough for me to come back and finish watching this video.

  • @reaganstark4238
    @reaganstark4238 7 лет назад

    this book is just so amazing and easy to read too.. I want to read more books from this gifted writer😊

  • @JeremyWatsonOrion
    @JeremyWatsonOrion 8 лет назад

    Loved the book and this discussion. Thank you for making this video and sharing the research. Keep up the great work!

  • @danymoussa
    @danymoussa 11 лет назад

    It's an eye-opener book. Very interesting and well written.
    I'd give it 8.5/10

  • @ikhouvanrosa
    @ikhouvanrosa 10 лет назад

    Great book. I already notice changes in my life.

  • @YTMsg
    @YTMsg 11 лет назад

    When JESUS CHRIST comes in His glory, and all the angels with Him, HE will sit on His glorious throne. OPEN YOUR HEART TO JESUS CHRIST !

  • @gabrielacarchi8166
    @gabrielacarchi8166 10 лет назад +1

    Great talk!! I won't say much to not spoil the interview "aha" moments to anybody else. :) t's worth listening! Jonathan, I really enjoy the questions you make...always very well thought and deep (sorry English is not my mother tongue). I will get the book of this author, and I also agree about the beard! :)

  • @catatauceara
    @catatauceara 11 лет назад

    You guys had a great and clever conversation. Both of you were amazing! And about the book: it's a keystone!

  • @voodooqueene
    @voodooqueene 11 лет назад

    Fasinating discussion! I just bought the book and can't wait to read it and using what I learn.

  • @zemog630
    @zemog630 10 лет назад

    This is a very informative look at how are minds function on a daily basis.

  • @kjwiseheart2845
    @kjwiseheart2845 8 лет назад

    I love your interviews.... and this one in particular (I love this book!). I would really like to share your videos with my community.... but, most of my community are Deaf, so I only share videos with good quality captions. Unfortunately the auto-generated ones are often confusing and misleading.... have you ever watched one of your own videos with the captions on and the sound off? Editing the captions to make them comprehensible is actually really easy in the RUclips video manager (even I can do it, and I'm not techy at all!) I would really love to see the high quality content on your channel made accessible to the Deaf community (this would also be helpful to the huge numbers of people who are Hard of Hearing, or who have English as a second or subsequent language). Any chance of this happening?

  • @KaninoPH
    @KaninoPH 6 лет назад

    This is a GEM.

  • @mtzvicente
    @mtzvicente 10 лет назад

    He seems like a really cool guy, can't wait to get the book :)

  • @marksmoore
    @marksmoore 9 лет назад +1

    Great interview - really enjoyed the laid back easy going format. Well done. Not so sure the evidence supports the view that AA enjoys great success. Last I heard the Cochrane systematic review found no evidence that AA was successful.

  • @ScarboroughFair68
    @ScarboroughFair68 10 лет назад +1

    Bookmarking this one:)

  • @webtechdan
    @webtechdan 11 лет назад

    Impressive interview and amazing book!

  • @contactrajeshp
    @contactrajeshp 11 лет назад

    Wonderful Interview...

  • @carolyncornish9468
    @carolyncornish9468 12 лет назад

    You can google for free flow chart on changing habits.....helpful when listening to this useful book.

  • @SamuelZamora
    @SamuelZamora 10 лет назад +2

    Really absorbing* interview!! Love it.

    • @pureo_nikku
      @pureo_nikku 9 лет назад +1

      Samuel Zamora I think you meant, " absorbing. " Absorbent, is able to soak up easily. Not a critique, just a heads up.

    • @SamuelZamora
      @SamuelZamora 9 лет назад

      Yeah!! Thanks a lot! Hahaha... Absorbing sounds about right ;-P

  • @pebre79
    @pebre79 12 лет назад

    good stuff. great conversation.

  • @empowervisuals8710
    @empowervisuals8710 8 лет назад

    Great content!

  • @arsenalrock111
    @arsenalrock111 11 лет назад

    awesome stuff! v. insightful

  • @deborahrose648
    @deborahrose648 2 года назад

    Cues
    Time
    Presence of people
    Place
    Emotion
    Preceding action

  • @Stepstosimplicity
    @Stepstosimplicity 9 лет назад +6

    Maybe people stop using their credit card as often because they have found an activity that occupies them instead of mindless consumption. That makes sense to me.

    • @sticknerd8730
      @sticknerd8730 9 лет назад

      +Steps To Simplicity I totally agree, there are more important things to worry about.

    • @xllab1
      @xllab1 8 лет назад

      +Steps To Simplicity Maybe it's because they used to buy things like "magic pills" or anything to feel better but now they exercise, they have the same reward so they don't need to consume anymore.

  • @weirdgirl2970
    @weirdgirl2970 7 лет назад

    When he says procrastination...I was like...How did you know??

  • @Carlsonlendingteam
    @Carlsonlendingteam 12 лет назад

    love the video and am curious which program you used for the typing effect in the beginning?

  • @alexlee8064
    @alexlee8064 5 лет назад

    How are tying shoes or driving considered as habits? Wouldn't that be just muscle memory?

  • @churde
    @churde 11 лет назад

    chocolate after lifting is good for your gainz. dat dere insulin spike do you even lift?

  • @ttwurtles
    @ttwurtles 8 лет назад

    check out stores like g00dwill and out of the closet ive found great books around $1-$5. i got the power of habit for a dollar from out of the closet in los angeles californiyuuuhhh

    • @ttwurtles
      @ttwurtles 8 лет назад

      of course only if u have time cuz theres not gutantee ull find books at a glance or even thru a thorough search. luckily im still a teen so i have plenty of free time el oh el hehe

  • @terry550763
    @terry550763 11 лет назад

    your cool man!
    멌있어~ㅋ

  • @ausath6228
    @ausath6228 8 лет назад +1

    That is a mighty fine beard.

  • @jmsorino
    @jmsorino 6 лет назад

    This is like Google and Target are working together...

  • @bryanrounds
    @bryanrounds 9 лет назад +2

    how would one change the habit of porn and masturbation?? how would one get the same mind blowing reward??

    • @gggrrr00
      @gggrrr00 9 лет назад +3

      grab the sky The answer is in truly understanding that doing those activities you mention as a regular part of your life, long term - this is exactly the reason why you are alone, and have little chance meeting a quality person. In fact, wide spread porn and masturbation is really the reason why there's legions of single 30 something men walking cluelessly around..

    • @meGallons
      @meGallons 9 лет назад

      grab the sky jerk it all you want bro, dont let the haters get you down

    • @sticknerd8730
      @sticknerd8730 9 лет назад

      +grab the sky I have the FB group made up and online. If you want to join and beat this thing together give me your Facebook name and I'll add you as a member. If not just as well I am determined to follow the keystone habit laid out in my reply to hank (below)

  • @chente78fernandez42
    @chente78fernandez42 7 лет назад +2

    The guy who interviewed him did a terrible job! He was very annoying trying to finish Charles sentence!

  • @916drivingbible
    @916drivingbible 10 лет назад +2

    Didn't even watch a minute of this video. Will summarize it up easily. It's a psychological game. Narrow the essentials down to 2 important factors and go at that critical angles until success is produced. All else, classified and organized it as something else. For example, people are either positive or negative. Anything else, if it's not positive, then surely it is negative. This is how you deal with people on a broad basis. Another example in academic, it's about accuracy and a grand idea. Everything else can be classified as more of accuracy or contribution to the grand idea. In relationship, it's joy and accomplishment. Now onto habit. It is to be broken by seeing the whole picture, what it does to you psychologically. And to establish one, what you're getting out of it or where it leads to. Done. That's the whole book or interview in a nutshell without even watching more than 20 seconds of this thing.

    • @patriciafeely5598
      @patriciafeely5598 10 лет назад +12

      Your comments on this interview are ridiculous, irrelevant, and do not show your thoughts in a good way. There are different forums for you to express your ideas on life, not here.

    • @hornedlobster
      @hornedlobster 9 лет назад +1

      916drivingbible What the hell are you talking about?

    • @MrDaveearle
      @MrDaveearle 9 лет назад

      916drivingbible Everything we learn is influenced by something we have been told. By saying that you didnt even listen to a minute of this automatically tells me that you have no interest in learning any more than you already know?

  • @Unanythang
    @Unanythang 8 лет назад

    He lost me at "The reason AA works"
    5% success rate? I think not.

    • @bellaren2274
      @bellaren2274 7 лет назад +1

      unanything he actually explains this in the book. and its impossible to name a percentage of success because the program is in fact anonymous.