On and Off the Wagon
Embracing the cycle of being on and off the wagon can lead to valuable lessons in behavior change. Each time you fall off, you gain insights that help you return stronger. Additionally, breaking free from habits that hinder progress, like late-night scrolling, requires awareness and a commitment to change. Understanding the addictive nature of our digital world is crucial in overcoming these challenges.In this clip
From this podcast
The Running Explained Podcast
s5e01 The Science of Habit Formation: Building Habits & Behaviors That Support Your Running Goals! with Karin Nordin, PhD
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