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Behavioral Science

Reducing friction: the small secret to bigger mission success

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Thinking back to my childhood, the grocery store looms large. When you’re a kid in a supermarket, time stands still. My mother’s review of the weekly circular and clipped coupons sentenced me to an eternity of shelf scanning and pointless coveting of things she’d never be talked into. (Capri-Sun, a staple in every cool kid’s […]

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You believe in the goodness of human beings

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That’s why you chose your work, or at least why you continue to soldier on. Sure, there are some wins here and there, but you don’t fear unemployment because homelessness, poverty, social and economic mobility, distracted driving, diabetes, et. al., are all just about solved. You tough it out because you believe that people are […]

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The moment we decide

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How consideration gives way to commitment. It was New Year’s Day, 2006. Unseasonably warm for January, even in South Carolina. I put the top down, whistled for the dog to hop in the car and drove off to explore different parts of town. I knew that I wanted to make the move from renter to […]

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