Creating Behavioral Change that Lasts
55mBeginner2022-01-24
Authors

Madecraft
Full-Service Learning Content Company
Ramona Shaw
Certified Leadership Coach and Podcast Host
Course details
It’s no secret: changing your behavioral patterns is hard. It’s even harder when you want to make long-term changes and cultivate new behaviors that last. As hard as it is, behavioral change is necessary to make progress toward achieving a goal. In this course, leadership coach Ramona Shaw shows you how to make meaningful, permanent changes to your behavior so you can truly accomplish your goals.
Learn about how change really happens and how you can enact it in your own life. Explore the difference between change that sticks and change that never fully takes hold. Discover how to identify your own barriers to creating change, along with concrete strategies to overcome them. Get tips on action planning, trigger response, self-praise, feedback, repetition, practice, and failure. By the end of this course, you’ll have a better idea about how you can craft new habits for greater success.
Learn about how change really happens and how you can enact it in your own life. Explore the difference between change that sticks and change that never fully takes hold. Discover how to identify your own barriers to creating change, along with concrete strategies to overcome them. Get tips on action planning, trigger response, self-praise, feedback, repetition, practice, and failure. By the end of this course, you’ll have a better idea about how you can craft new habits for greater success.
Skills covered
Personal DevelopmentProfessional DevelopmentOne-Off
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Change that sticks
1. The Recipe for Change
- 02 - What you want to change
- 03 - Your reasons for change
- 04 - How changes happen
- 05 - Neuroscience of change
- 06 - Obstacles to change
2. What's Driving You
- 07 - Why changes fail
- 08 - Motivators and drivers
- 09 - Emotional stamina
3. Making Change Happen
- 10 - Take manageable steps
- 11 - Identify your trigger
- 12 - Prepare your reactions
4. Establishing the Habits
- 13 - Make it stick
- 14 - Reward yourself
- 15 - Seek feedback
- 16 - Practice makes perfect
Conclusion
- 17 - Next steps