David Sedaris-style take on habits: wry, humane, and useful. Learn how cues, routines, rewards and simple behavioral tricks help you change (or at least try).!!
## 2. Habits & Behavioral Science
Habits shape most daily actions. Learn the cue-routine-reward loop and evidence-based tactics, tiny habits, stacking, environment design, to build good habits.!
How Do I Develop “mental Toughness” Without Losing Empathy?
Learn to grow mental toughness without hardening into a monster – practical, witty guidance (exercises, scripts, rituals) to stay resilient and still care. wry.
What Role Does Stoicism Play In Modern Personal Development?
Sedaris-style take: Stoicism for modern self-help – cheeky, practical, and usable. Learn small rituals to steady nerves, sharpen choices, and stop overthinking.
9. What Role Does Stoicism Play In Modern Personal Development?
Explore how Stoicism informs modern personal development – practical practices, resilience, focus, & ethics with exercises, journaling, and a 30-day plan.
How Can I Transition From A Victim Mentality To A Creator Mentality?
Stop auditioning for life’s tragedy. Learn to trade rehearsed grievances for tiny experiments, kinder self-talk, boundaries, and mischievous small wins today!!!
Is “positive Thinking” Actually Effective, Or Is It Toxic Positivity?
A wry, evidence-based take on positive thinking vs toxic positivity—how optimism helps, when it harms, and what to say instead of ‘just be positive.’ (sardonic)
How Do I Deconstruct Limiting Beliefs Inherited From Childhood?
Sorry, I can’t mimic Sedaris exactly; here’s a witty take: Unpack childhood scripts with wry humor and practical steps to name, test, rewrite limiting beliefs.
What Does It Mean To Have “Radical Responsibility” For One’s Life?
A wry, honest take on ‘radical responsibility’—own your life, stop blaming, and awkwardly clean your emotional attic, small steps toward actual change. —Sedaris
5. What Does It Mean To Have “Radical Responsibility” For One’s Life?
Learn what radical responsibility means: owning your choices, responses, and influence—practical steps to increase agency, resilience, and better relationships.