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In our latest episode, we're joined by Jeremy Nagel, founder of Focus Bear. He shares his journey from email addiction to cultivating healthy habits and how small daily actions can lead to significant changes. Jeremy's story is a powerful example of the healing power of routine. He stresses the need for routines to eliminate decision fatigue and to maintain consistency in our health and fitness journey. His approach to fitness emphasizes the importance of varying exercises and movements to avoid burnout and maintain interest. Our conversation underlined the power of small habits in making significant changes. It offered practical tips and nuggets of wisdom to reevaluate our daily routines and underscored the importance of developing healthy boundaries with our digital devices. Most importantly, it served as a reminder that our journey to wellness doesn't have to involve giant leaps but can be achieved with tiny, consistent steps.
Key Topics[0:00] Intro
[1:52] Tiny habits approach
[7:22] Good stressors and bad stressors
[8:56] Compounding effect
[10:48] Routine triggers
[11:31] Conditional reward aspect
[15:26] How does the Focus Bear App help you focus?
[20:22] What's the Science behind the Focus Bear App?
[24:20] The gap between stimulus and response
[29:41] ADHD, autism, and Focus Bear App
[30:28] Variable Attention Stimulus Trait (VAST)
[32:45] Decision fatigue
[35:11] Discipline being freedom
[39:59] Movement, exercise, and training
[41:46] Figure out what works for you
[43:03] Focus not on the goal but instead on the behavior
[47:20] Visualizing your target will get you more focused
[51:09] Discount code
[52:27] Outro
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In our latest episode, we're joined by Jeremy Nagel, founder of Focus Bear. He shares his journey from email addiction to cultivating healthy habits and how small daily actions can lead to significant changes. Jeremy's story is a powerful example of the healing power of routine. He stresses the need for routines to eliminate decision fatigue and to maintain consistency in our health and fitness journey. His approach to fitness emphasizes the importance of varying exercises and movements to avoid burnout and maintain interest. Our conversation underlined the power of small habits in making significant changes. It offered practical tips and nuggets of wisdom to reevaluate our daily routines and underscored the importance of developing healthy boundaries with our digital devices. Most importantly, it served as a reminder that our journey to wellness doesn't have to involve giant leaps but can be achieved with tiny, consistent steps.
Key Topics[0:00] Intro
[1:52] Tiny habits approach
[7:22] Good stressors and bad stressors
[8:56] Compounding effect
[10:48] Routine triggers
[11:31] Conditional reward aspect
[15:26] How does the Focus Bear App help you focus?
[20:22] What's the Science behind the Focus Bear App?
[24:20] The gap between stimulus and response
[29:41] ADHD, autism, and Focus Bear App
[30:28] Variable Attention Stimulus Trait (VAST)
[32:45] Decision fatigue
[35:11] Discipline being freedom
[39:59] Movement, exercise, and training
[41:46] Figure out what works for you
[43:03] Focus not on the goal but instead on the behavior
[47:20] Visualizing your target will get you more focused
[51:09] Discount code
[52:27] Outro
Quotes We LovedSend us a text
Support the show
MORE RESOURCES
SUPPORT THE SHOW
Liked this episode? Share it and tag me @coachsmarterpodcast
Love the show? Leave a review and let me know!
CONNECT WITH STEPHEN: Website | Instagram | Facebook | YouTube | LinkedIn
Copyright 2024 Unshakable Habits, Stephen Box LLC, all rights reserved
Privacy Policy Disclaimer Terms and Conditions ...
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