Cecelia DeKorne

10 illustrations about the power of incremental progress. These are a great Monday pick-me-up. Thank you, @AlexMaeseJ!

How To Change by @katy_milkman was one of my favorite books of 2021. This interview offers some key takeaways to help you achieve your 2022 goals!

Wishing you all a happy 2022.

Hi non-academics! Are you trying to solve a social problem and you need input from behavioral scientists? Apply to be a Sugarman Practitioner in Residence at the Kahneman Treisman Center at @PrincetonSPIA ! behavioralpolicy.princeton.edu/Sugarman 🧵:

Happy Birthday to @scottalyoung, king of long distance introductions - even in Alaska!

We know what to do to protect our physical health. But we struggle with what we need to do to protect our mental health. ⁦@lauriesantos⁩ has helped millions of people figure that out. We can engineer happiness, in small & big ways. ⁦@nytimes⁩ nytimes.com/2021/03/13/sty…

@chrislhayes Alaska has opened up vaccines to everyone over the age of 16 adn.com/alaska-news/20…

Curious to hear vaccination stories of locales where there's too little demand, and vaccinators are having a hard time actually administering doses...

Yesterday evening I received my Covid-19 vaccine. Then I went to a frozen lake to dance Bhangra on it for joy, hope and positivity, which I'm forwarding across Canada and beyond for everyone's health and wellbeing.

Self-love is revolutionary. We cannot fight for others when we're fighting a war inside ourselves. Compassion is a power that we first bestow on ourselves & then give away through our actions—to people, to our planet. When we recognize this, that is when love becomes our legacy.

@lizinthelibrary Here’s the Facebook Live link! fb.watch/3gzOXpqA6s/ Happy cleaning 😀

7 simple life-improving things: 1. Breathe deeply, often. 2. Drink a lot of water. 3. Eat real food. 4. Always get a good night’s sleep. 5. Be kind to yourself. 6. Realize that you're not your thoughts. 7. When you feel sad or anxious, take action (try taking a walk).

@lruettimann #TeamSteve !!

A core skill of emotional intelligence is treating your feelings as a rough draft. Like art, emotions are works in progress. It rarely serves you well to frame your first sketch. As you gain perspective, you can revise what you feel. Sometimes you even start over from scratch.

Anyone want to join free weekly behavioral science seminars? I’m excited to start a new notebook - Happy September! 🍁

Now more than ever, accessible and accurate information is critical to business leaders. @ANCInnovation's latest project provides COVID-19 updates to small business owners in Anchorage. Very cool!

Sometimes music tells me that it’s OK that I'm going to die one day, and so will everyone I love. The feeling lasts about 12 minutes. But I think those 12 minutes are much more true than what I feel the rest of the time.youtube.com/watch?v=kbJcQY…

Motivation laundering: Earning cash to improve your health or recycle more often can crush your intrinsic motivation. pnas.org/content/pnas/e… New @PNASNews research by @katy_milkman @juddkessler @erika_kirgios @EmmaELevine

58% of low wage workers in the US have experienced a loss of income during the #pandemic. @BITAmericas How can employers better support staff? 💪Relieve stress by giving them more autonomy 🧠Reduce “cognitive load” by providing financial stability bi.team/blogs/using-be…

“This #Juneteenth, let’s all pledge to keep using our voices—and our votes...”

“We think about belonging and safety as this thing that sort of happens by magic—it either happens, or it doesn’t. But the truth is that relationships have a physics behind them. Successful leaders create buy-in by flooding their groups with belonging cues...”