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Behavioural Change on a global scale

Behavioural change on a large scale is a tough challenge, but there are ways in which it can be made easier. Could combating climate change, following COP28, adopt insights from behavioural change in organizations? Much of my career has been … Continue reading

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Careful with commitment

(image: Sami Panu CC BY) How our determination to avoid making a bad decision may lead to an even worse one The comedy show The Two Ronnies used to feature a recurring sketch, In The Chair. Ronnie Corbett, on his … Continue reading

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What is your reputation worth?

(featured image credit: Evanherk/Wikimedia) We are very protective of how others see us. How protective, and why? Imagine you said something that you never intended to be or sound racist, but that could easily be interpreted to be blatantly so. You … Continue reading

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