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Create essential habits that last.

An episode of the The Psychology of Weight Loss podcast, hosted by Dean Dwyer, titled "Create essential habits that last." was published on November 26, 2021 and runs 52 minutes.

November 26, 2021 ·52m · The Psychology of Weight Loss

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Hey there my friend,

So the second episode of my podcast, Unrecognizable with Dean Dwyer, is now available.

The purpose of this show is to teach you a skill you have never been exposed to … the ability to change your own behaviours so you can achieve those things you desire most. It is the greatest skill we can learn how to master, because it is the key to immediate and enduring happiness. It’s the ultimate superpower.

Here’s what you are in store for today.

In this episode I share a 6-part framework that you can begin using now to change any behaviour that has prevented you from not only achieving your potential, but exceeding it.

Here's a preview of what you will learn.

 1. Accept that behaviours are skills & all skills can be learned and mastered.

We vastly underestimate our ability to teach ourselves anything, whether that thing be discipline, resilience, or patience to name a few.

2. Establish your why.

There are two key questions to answer here. What's in it for you? And what's in it for others when you achieve your goal?

3. Acquire a new way to think about your problem.

Every problem we have exists because he have a false belief around that area and that prevents us from having success. We need to identity what that false belief is and then look to counter it by creating a new way of thinking that I call The Big Domino Mindset.

4. Understand why it's vital to keep your commitments to yourself.

There are 3 aspects to explore here. The frequency of a new habit, it’s duration and the psychology behind your commitment.

5. Default to simplicity.

Humans are hardwired for complexity, but complexity is not sustainable long-term. You must rigorously, relentlessly and ruthlessly eliminate the unnecessary.

6. Grow as you go.

Learn how to navigate failure, imperfection and inconsistency as you strive to create profound change.

What's your takeaway?

Knowledge is NOT power. Acting on what we learn to create meaningful and impactful transformation in our life is. My suggestion is to listen to this episode actively with the idea of focusing on one big idea that really resonates with you that you can apply to your life now.

Enjoy my friend,

To becoming unrecognizable,

Dean

PS. If I can be so bold, would love it if you shared the show with anyone you think could benefit greatly from the value offered. Thank you my friend!



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