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You're doing rituals all wrong! Harvard Prof Michael Norton exposes the truth

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Discover the hidden power of rituals with Harvard professor Michael Norton. In this episode, Norton reveals how simple actions can transform your life, relationships, and work. Forget everything you thought you knew about habits – it's time to harness the profound impact of rituals.In this episode, you'll learn:

  • 🔮 The crucial difference between habits and rituals
  • 🛠️ How to create meaningful rituals in your personal and professional life
  • ❤️ Why rituals are the secret ingredient to strong relationships
  • 💼 The surprising link between rituals and job satisfaction
  • 💡 How to use rituals to boost creativity and innovation at work
  • 🧠 The science behind why mundane moments can become powerful sources of joy

Whether you're looking to improve your relationships, enhance your work life, or simply find more meaning in your daily routines, this conversation with Michael Norton will give you the tools to make lasting, positive changes.

Connect with Michael Norton via his LinkedIn and Website. Grab a copy of The Ritual Effect.

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Credits:
Host: Amantha Imber 
Sound Engineer: Martin Imber 
Episode Producer: Rowena Murray

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