“How do you get leaders, employees, customers — and even yourself — to change behaviors? Executives can change strategy, products and processes until they’re blue in the face, but real change doesn’t take hold until people actually change what they do. I spent the summer reviewing research on this topic. Here is my list of 10 approaches that seem to work.”
http://blogs.hbr.org/cs/2012/09/ten_ways_to_get_people_to_chan.html
Related posts:
Creator of Netscape, Marc Andreessen: 'Why Bitcoin Matters'
The Tax-Evaders Who Never Make The News
Why U.S. Should Adopt Residency-Based Taxation
Ron Paul’s victory over Bernanke and the Federal Reserve
Lawrence Reed of FEE on the Expansion of Free-Market Thinking
FATCA: a Tool of the Electronic Surveillance State
Why the Higher Education System Is Unsustainable (i.e. Doomed)
How to escape from a car underwater
Bob Higgs: The Relentless March of the U.S. Police State
Bill Bonner: Turning Argentine...
What Uber Can Teach Us About American Government
Hey, kids – let’s talk about heroin!
Central Banks and Our Dysfunctional Gold Markets
Michael Scheuer: On Syria, Our interventionists ensure America’s luck is running out
A Shoe Tariff With a Big Footprint