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Think with Charles Duhigg's tools

12 Stations through Duhigg's two books, from the loop behind a habit to the three conversations inside every talk, ending in a conversation habit of your own.

We do not re-summarise The Power of Habit; it has its own road. We connect two books: the habit loop and how to rewrite it, from The Power of Habit, then Supercommunicators' three conversations, about what this is, how we feel and who we are, and how to match them. The order is a teaching order designed by BookYol, not the author's own.

Diagnosing a habit loopRewriting a routineSpotting which conversation we are inAsking deep questionsProving we understood
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The road, station by station

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  1. 01Catch yourself on autopilot

    ~5 min

    from The Power of Habit

    Today’s Station — start →

  2. 02The craving that keeps the loop running

    locked

    from The Power of Habit

  3. 03Catch the Cue in the Act

    locked

    from The Power of Habit

  4. 04Test which reward your urge is really after

    locked

    from The Power of Habit

  5. 05Write your habit plan as one line

    locked

    from The Power of Habit

  6. 06Borrow belief: recruit one person for your plan

    locked

    from The Power of Habit

  7. Milestone

    A habit plan with a witness

    One habit is taken apart into its cue, craving and reward, rewritten as a one-line plan, and sent to one person who will check in.

  8. 07Find the one habit that moves the others

    locked

    from The Power of Habit

  9. 08Find out which conversation you are in

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    from Supercommunicators

  10. 09Ask one question that goes below the facts

    locked

    from Supercommunicators

  11. 10Prove you understood before you reply

    locked

    from Supercommunicators

  12. 11Ask who we are before you argue

    locked

    from Supercommunicators

  13. 12Destination: make the learning conversation a habit

    locked

    from Supercommunicators

  14. Milestone

    Destination: a conversation habit

    A one-line plan for one recurring conversation is written: the cue, a check on which kind of conversation it is, one question, one loop and the reward, with two weeks of notes on what changed.

The BookYol LetterTwo letters a week

For the road

The road is daily. The letter is weekly.

While you walk Think with Charles Duhigg's tools, two letters a week widen the view: a big idea on Tuesday and a small experiment on Friday, drawn from the same shelf of books.

Tuesday

The Big Idea

One idea that challenges an assumption, explained properly, with its source.

Friday

The Small Experiment

One small thing to try before Monday, so the idea becomes something you do.

Inside every letter

  1. 01The idea
  2. 02Why it works
  3. 03Where it comes from
  4. 04One thing to try

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