Episode 534: The Real Reason Why Most People Don't Change
Most people say they want change, but their behavior tells a different story. Over time, repetition hardens into identity, and once something feels like who you are, the brain works to preserve it. We dive deeper into this in the latest Habits & Hustle episode. We also chat about why comfort is more addictive than…
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