The Scientific Way to Hack Your Brain: Tiny Habits, Big Results


The Only Habit Masterclass You’ll Ever Need


Episode 448

In this solo episode, I present a comprehensive masterclass on habits, emphasizing the importance of discipline as the foundation for personal growth and behavior change. I draw insights from experts like BJ Fogg and James Clear and explore the anatomy of tiny habits, the seven steps in behavior design, and practical strategies for both installing new habits and deleting bad ones.

Recorded on January 6th, 2026

Edited by Ben Rogerson

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