A short YouTube transcript of a conversation (featuring Jim Katsoulis) describing the “fly on the wall” technique for changing bad habits. The method instructs the listener to imagine themselves as an observer (a fly) in the room where the habit occurs—e.g., watching themselves snack at night—to reduce desire and shift perspective. Tone is instructional and concise.
The fly on the wall technique. So this is a great technique to.
Use when you want to change a bad habit.
And it works because you're shifting your perspective. You're changing the way.
That you see that habit. So what you do is you imagine that you are a fly within the room wherever you do that bad habit.
So let's just say for example, you.
Snack at night, you want to change this.
What you're going to do is you're.
Going to imagine that you are the fly in that room and you're going.
To imagine watching.
Yourself snack throughout the night.
And again, as you shift your perspective.
On it, you imagine watching yourself do the bad habit.
A lot of times what you're going.
To notice is that it makes you feel less desire to want to do that habit. It changes the you feel about it.