Episode #313
Curate your environment and peer group to leverage the law of conformity—surrounding yourself with high performers pulls your behavior upward.
Use the law of consistency by making public commitments and “I am” statements to align identity with actions and increase follow-through.
Apply tactical cues—stand tall, smile during hard tasks, and change your language—to subtly shift beliefs and behaviors in the desired direction.
It's almost like cheating, but you can get yourself to perform at a higher level when you do these things.
Your peer group is influencing you, whether you know it or not, whether you like it or not, whether you're choosing it or not.
Use the law of consistency. Use the law of conformity to your advantage.
Do you find yourself struggling to…
Work out consistently?
Eat healthy?
Get to bed on time?
Have that difficult conversation?
Find time to read?
If so, this week’s episode of the Success Through Failure podcast will provide you the cheatsheet on how to trick yourself into doing the things you don’t want to do using two laws of psychology.
Everything that you’re going to hear is already present in your life. You’ve surely encountered it through sports, your business, or your relationships.
The question now is: are you utilizing these tools to get yourself to perform at a higher level? Or are they actually holding you back from reaching your next level?
Listen to this episode, jot down your takeaways, and start taking advantage of persuasion psychology with these simple tips and tricks to boost your chances of reaching success despite— or even because of— failure.
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